Mineral water causes kidney stones, page 1 of 2

What are they blamed on?

• Not drinking enough "water";
  
• Your "diseases", such as gout or obesity; or
  
• Your "genes", like as if there was nothing you could do!
  
• Your "food choices", such as animal proteins, beets, chocolate, salt, spinach, tea.

What does the typical doctor say?

• Doesn't know, or pretends not to know, the root cause of kidney stones;
  
• Erroneously asserts the root cause of your kidney stones is your "genes" or "food choices";
  
• Erroneously asserts there is nothing you can do, if you're a "known stone former";
  
• May collect, but never analyzes your stones;
  
• Doesn't counsel you on what the stones are, why they're formed, and how you can prevent them;
  
• Doesn't tell you about fresh lemons and olive oil;
  
• Erroneously asserts that excessive calcium intake doesn't cause any stone formation;
  
• Erroneously asserts that restricting calcium intake, e.g. using distilled water, actually increases the number of stones.

Why is he (or she) negative about distilled water?

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