Dietary supplementation with cranberry concentrate tablets may increase the risk of nephrolithiasis

Medicine and Dentistry

• Diet Supplementation 100%
• Kidney Stone 100%
• Volunteer 60%
• Urinary Tract 40%
• Urine Sampling 40%
• Calcium Oxalate 40%
• Oxalic Acid 40%
• Promoter Region 20%
• Urinary System 20%
• Creatinine 20%
• Calcium Ion 20%
• Sodium Ion 20%
• Citrate 20%
• Urinary Tract Infection 20%
• Ingestion 20%
• Stone Formation 20%
• Illness 20%
• Dietary Supplement 20%
• Magnesium 20%
• Citrate Potassium 20%
• Citrate Sodium 20%
• Uric Acid 20%
• Phosphate 20%
• Recommended Drug Dose 20%
• Self-Administration 20%
• Magnesium Citrate 20%

Keyphrases

• Dietary Supplementation 100%
• Nephrolithiasis 100%
• Cranberry 100%
• Urinary Tract 25%
• 24-hour Urine Collection 25%
• Oxalate 25%
• Calcium Phosphate 25%
• Magnesium 25%
• Cranberry Juice 25%
• Lithogenic 25%
• Sodium 12%
• Healthy Volunteers 12%
• Uric Acid 12%
• Potassium 12%
• Sodium-to-potassium Ratio 12%
• Normal Diet 12%
• High Concentration 12%
• Patients at Risk 12%
• Self-administration 12%
• Common Component 12%
• Creatinine 12%
• Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections (rUTIs) 12%
• Selling 12%
• Ailments 12%
• Dietary Supplements 12%
• Recommended Dose 12%
• Kidney Stones 12%
• Calcium Oxalate Urolithiasis 12%
• Urinary Oxalate 12%
• Recurrent Stones 12%
• Stone Formation 12%
• Trisodium Citrate 12%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Tablet 100%
• Cranberry 100%
• Nephrolithiasis 100%
• Calcium Phosphate 20%
• Calcium Oxalate 20%
• Creatinine 10%
• Normal Human 10%
• Uric Acid 10%
• Isotopes of Potassium 10%
• Sodium Ion 10%
• Urinary Tract Infection 10%
• Stone Formation 10%
• Dietary Supplement 10%
• Citrate 10%
• Citrate Sodium 10%
• Potassium Citrate 10%
• Magnesium Citrate 10%