Virgin coconut oil contains no trans fat and is a rich source of healthy saturated fats called lauric acid. Lauric acid is a medium chain fatty acid that has the unique property of being easily absorbed and digested, and unlike other fats, is not deposited into fat tissue.
Ginger can be used in many ways. Hot compresses from ginger tea may cause a superficial skin irritation, which will take your mind off the deeper kidney pain. In addition, the juice of ginger root may be beneficial in ridding your body of kidney stones. Spice up your meals with fresh ginger or try a tea made of grated ginger root.
Getting to the chase, can drinking too much tea really cause kidney stones? The answer to that is 'Yes,' but only if it is done in an excess amount. And the reason for that is because tea, specifically black tea, which is how we drink tea in America, is very rich in a mineral called oxalates.