Spinach

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Goesalot
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Spinach

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Does anyone else have trouble when they eat spinach? I am not sure if it is indeed just the spinach because I had other foods also the same night. I spend the next day in the bathroom and in bed. Let me know if spinach seems to be a problem for other or if I really need to look at the other foods I ate that same evening for dinner.
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I can eat well cooked plain spinach but not too much in remission.
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Spinach contains a lot of oxalates. A lot of us, including Dr Fine, have trouble with oxalates.

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