... study was performed to test whether simultaneous delivery of these factors – high fluid intake, magnesium ingestion and increased dietary calcium – could reduce the risk of calcium oxalate kidney stone formation. A French mineral water, containing calcium and magnesium (202 and 36 ppm, respectively...

... mineral waters of different calcium concentrations on lithogenic risk factors was studied in normal volunteers. Materials and Methods: Normal subjects were divided into two groups of 11 and 10 individuals each. All followed a prescribed diet with an average calcium content of 800 mg/day. The water intake...