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Kidney stone disease, medically known as urolithiasis, is defined by the accumulation of hard solid particles in the urine due to excessive sodium consumption and calcium excretion. Common causes include incorrect vitamin levels, metabolic diseases, microbial infections, urinary drainage problems, enzyme imbalances, and excessive calcium and oxalate ingestion. Most people in the world suffer from urinary stone illness, which can cause sharp discomfort in the lower abdomen and on the back of the kidneys. Crystal aggregates called kidney stones are located in the kidneys and usually leave the body through the urine. Food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and other industries all rely heavily on plants as a source of precursors and finished goods. 80% of all ailments can be better treated with plant medicine since it is a more natural option.
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