According to new studies, added sugars increase kidney stone risk.
People who consume more than 25% of their energy from added sugars have an 88% higher risk of kidney stones than those who get less than 5%.
Health experts recommend simple strategies to reduce daily added sugar intake.
Added sugars should be considered kidney stone risk factors. According to a groundbreaking Frontiers in Nutrition study.
A systematic investigation of 28,303 persons' self-reported kidney stone history and daily added sugar intake from 2007 to 2018 in the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey led to the current study.
The findings imply that minimizing added sugar may prevent kidney stones.