Once Upon A Time, ‘Climate Change’ Might Possibly Be Causing Kidney Stones In Children

“Scientists say”

Experts speculate climate change is increasing kidney stone cases among young children: report

Experts are speculating that climate change and other factors are driving the increase in kidney stone cases among children and teens.

Experts told NBC News that just three decades ago, kidney stones were largely a disease that affected middle-aged White men, but they now increasingly affect children and teens, especially in the summer.

The number of annual kidney stone cases increased by 16% from 1997 to 2012, according to a Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, with 15- to 19-year-olds seeing the greatest increase in cases. Kidney stone incidents were 52% higher among females within this age bracket while males become more susceptible to the disease at age 25, according to NBC News. (snip)

Doctors have not determined exactly what is driving this increase among youths but speculated that climate change, a diet of ultraprocessed foods and the increased use of antibiotics among children are causing dehydration, according to NBC News.

“Speculating”. In other words, it’s all the crap foods, increased antibiotics, and, really, all those horrible energy drinks which can cause dehydration, but, they have to throw in ‘climate change’ in order to get that sweet, sweet, government funding.

“While it is unlikely that climate change has been a significant contributor to the increase in kidney stones among children and adults over the last 20 years, it is likely that climate change will increase the number of people affected by stones in the future,” Tasian said.

Oh, so, it’s not actually happening due to climate doom, but, it could in the future. Got ya. This is all fearmongering clickbait and cult propaganda.

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6 Responses to “Once Upon A Time, ‘Climate Change’ Might Possibly Be Causing Kidney Stones In Children”

  1. Dana says:

    Is there anything bad that global warming climate change cannot do?

    • L.G.Brandon!, L.G.Brandon! says:

      Is there anything bad that global warming climate change cannot do?

      There is nothing a lunatic leftist can dream up that can’t be blamed on either global warming or Trump.

  2. Professor Hale says:

    Sports Drinks were discovered as the culprit for why military people had increased kidney stones back in 2010.

  3. Dan says:

    Or….it might be the shitty diet and constant soda drinking that’s causing the problem.

    • Professor Hale says:

      Stones are composed of high levels of specific minerals. Sports drinks are high in those minerals and having troops in hot Desert climates staying hydrated with those sports drinks accumulated more of those minerals. Common fizzy drinks do not have those minerals. That is not to say there aren’t other health hazards from those shitty diets, but not stones.

  4. Elwood P. Dowd says:

    Most kidney stones are calcium oxalate or calcium phosphate crystals with associated proteins.

    Geographical variation in stone disease typically reflects environmental risk factors, with
    higher stone prevalence in hot, arid climates. In the United States, kidney stones are most
    prevalent in the south and southeast regions and are lowest in the west of the country (28,34–37).

    After controlling for other factors, ambient temperature and sunlight have been shown to be
    independently associated with stone prevalence(35).

    Numerous systemic diseases and factors have been associated with an increased risk of
    kidney stones. Weight, weight gain, body mass index (15,38,39), diabetes (18,40) and metabolic syndrome (41,42) have been shown in large prospective cohort studies to correlate with the risk of incident kidney stones, with a greater effect in women than in men in some cohorts.

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