This popular drink in the summer has a high concentration of oxalate, the main chemical responsible for the formation of kidney stones. Although hot tea also has oxalate, it's not so scary: it is consumed in the heat not in such significant quantities as cold, as reported by the Internet edition for girls and women from 14 to 35 years old Pannochka. Net One of the reasons for the formation of kidney stones is dehydration. Compensation for lack of fluids in the heat of excessive intake of iced tea can increase the risk of developing this disease, writes the Doctor. Tv.

"For many people who are predisposed to, or already afflicted with, stone-bone disease, cold tea is potentially one of the most terrible things they can drink," said Dr.

John Milner, associate professor of the Department of Urology at the University of Chicago Medical School. In his opinion, the best way to maintain a balance of fluids in the heat is non-carbonated water or natural lemonade (by no means an artificial flavored lemonade).

"Many people drink a lot of cold tea, considering it tastier than carbonated drinks. However, in terms of kidney stones, they actually do themselves a disservice, "- warns the expert.

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