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I know someone who gets them about once a year. It can be genetic, and has a higher incidence in men.
by magic_beans 10y ago
I know someone who gets them about once a year. It can be genetic, and has a higher incidence in men.
- mistermann 10y agoI just learned (or read, at least) the other day that spinach can cause them, I imagine other foods as well.
- magic_beans 10y agoIntriguing. Spinach and other dark leafy greens are also goitrogenic (can contribute to goiters). I wonder if there is a correlation. Do note: eating massive amounts of spinach is unlikely to cause a goiter or kidney stones if you are not already susceptible to them.