CERO Multi - Kidney-Smart Multivitamin

07/09/2026

06/27/2026

“Can too much of a good thing actually become harmful? Vitamin C is essential for immune health and wellness—but many people already get adequate amounts through healthy foods like oranges, strawberries, and leafy greens. High-dose supplementation may not always be necessary and, in some individuals, may contribute to increased urinary oxalate levels associated with kidney stone risk.
See more: https://www.ceromulti.com/the-kidney-chronicles/healthy-choices-long-term-kidney-wellness

06/22/2026

“Can too much of a good thing actually become harmful? Vitamin C is essential for immune health and wellness—but many people already get adequate amounts through healthy foods like oranges, strawberries, and leafy greens. High-dose supplementation may not always be necessary and, in some individuals, may contribute to increased urinary oxalate levels associated with kidney stone risk.

https://www.ceromulti.com/the-kidney-chronicles/healthy-choices-long-term-kidney-wellness

06/16/2026

Can Magnesium Help Lower Kidney Stone Risk?
When it comes to kidney stone prevention, many people focus on avoiding certain foods or drinking more water. While hydration remains essential, emerging research also highlights the importance of specific nutrients that may help reduce stone formation risk. One of the most promising is magnesium, particularly in the form of magnesium citrate.
Read more.......https://www.ceromulti.com/the-kidney-chronicles/kidney-stones-prevention-and-magnesium-citrate

05/26/2026

“Did you know supplements may raise urinary oxalate levels linked to kidney stones? CeroMulti® is physician-formulated and skips excess vitamin C, because starts with what you take every day.”
https://www.ceromulti.com/the-kidney-chronicles/can-vitamin-c-supplements-lead-to-kidney-stones

More Vitamin C = More Kidney Stone Risk: Taking high doses of vitamin-C supplements, 500 mg or more a day on a regular basis, has been shown to increase the risk of developing kidney stones in some people.

05/19/2026

Did you know high-dose vitamin C supplements may raise urinary oxalate levels linked to kidney stones? CeroMulti® skips excess vitamin C. Physician formulated. Vitamin C-free by design.

Taking high doses of vitamin-C supplements, 500 mg or more a day on a regular basis, has been shown to increase the risk of developing kidney stones in some people.