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Mead 10/12/18 10:28:53 AM #20:	captpackrat posted... Mead posted... TaKun782 posted... First of all, that is way too much fucking ramen. And secondly, this is the most important here is that stuff has so much sodium, don't be surprised if you might end up with a kidney stone or two. One of the major causes for kidney stones is a very high sodium intake. And also, you should look up a video on YouTube what ramen actually does to your stomach. It's kind of disgusting but.. It's so true and made me wanna stop eating it all together. Ramen basically just lingers in your stomach for a while. Taking a long time to digest. This is why you feel a bit groggy sometimes and I sure as hell did when I ate it. Arent kidney stones caused by calcification? How does sodium contribute towards the develop of stones? High sodium intake increases urinary calcium excretion, which can increase the risk of developing kidney stones. I see --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:910401064] in Ramen ever... [t:77088430]...</cite> <quote><cite>captpackrat posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TaKun782 posted...</cite> <quote>First of all, that is way too much fucking ramen. And secondly, this is the most important here is that stuff has so much sodium, don't be surprised if you might end up with a kidney stone or two. One of the major causes for kidney stones is a very high sodium intake. And also, you should look up a video on YouTube what ramen actually does to your stomach. It's kind of disgusting but.. It's so true and made me wanna stop eating it all together. Ramen basically just lingers in your stomach for a while. Taking a long time to digest. This is why you feel a bit groggy sometimes and I sure as hell did when I ate it.</quote> Arent kidney stones caused by calcification? How does sodium contribute towards the develop of stones?</quote> High sodium intake increases urinary calcium excretion, which can increase the risk of developing kidney stones.</quote> I see --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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