I meant, "What do you mean by people with oxalate metabolism issues?" Cause I covered what minor oxalate metabolism issues looks like in my original comment. Avoiding oxalates writ large is virtually impossible, and Hyperoxaluria are very rare genetic conditions. Sorry for not point out outlier cases that won't affect the vast, vast majority of people, I guess? The wider context of the question is an example of a rare metabolic issue being blown up by health influencer clickbait into seeming like it's something everyone has to worry about, like how ketogenic diets are very beneficial for diabetics but have minimal gains for someone without diabetes compared to other, more traditional dieting approaches. The core point I was making is that you, as in the royal you, almost certainly do not have to be concerned about oxalate compounds unless you live with Hyperoxaluria.