Oxalates can bind to calcium in the gut and form calcium oxalate, which contributes to kidney stones in people prone to them. Is spinach bad for everyone? NO. It is only a concern for people prone to kidney stones. If you have a once a year physical your doctor will certainly tell you if you are prone to kidney stones.
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