When a Client Says ‘Kidney Stones,’ You Need Better Data
Most nutritionists encounter kidney stone patients occasionally but lack specialized oxalate expertise. OxalateGuard gives you and your clients 2,500+ foods with peer-reviewed oxalate values.
The Oxalate Knowledge Gap
Oxalate Isn’t in Your Software
Cronometer doesn’t track it. MyFitnessPal doesn’t know it exists. When a client asks about oxalates, you’re on your own.
Internet Food Lists Are Unreliable
Your client Googles ‘high oxalate foods’ and gets contradictory lists. Our consensus algorithm across 15+ sources resolves conflicts.
Clients Need Daily Accountability
A one-time food list doesn’t build habits. A daily tracker with barcode scanning extends your guidance into everyday life.
How OxalateGuard Helps
Comprehensive Oxalate Database
2,500+ foods risk-coded: LOW (<25mg), MODERATE (25-99mg), HIGH (100-299mg), VERY HIGH (300mg+). From Harvard, Wake Forest, and 13+ sources.
Low-Oxalate Swap Suggestions
1,300+ swap suggestions built in. ‘Instead of spinach, try romaine lettuce’ — directly in the app.
Cooking Method Reductions
Boiling can reduce oxalate by 30-87%. Premium users see how preparation changes oxalate content.
Multi-Nutrient Awareness
For clients with CKD risk, premium tracking adds sodium, potassium, and phosphorus. One app for everything kidney-related.
How It Works
Explore the Database
Sign up free and browse foods your clients ask about. Get comfortable with the tool before recommending it.
Recommend to Clients
When a client presents with kidney stone history, introduce OxalateGuard. Have them sign up and log one food together.
Guide Follow-Up Sessions
Ask clients to share their weekly report. Review oxalate patterns and guide sustainable dietary changes.
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