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  • La nefrolitiasis (cálculos renales) es una afección prevalente con etiologías complejas.
  • La dieta humana ha experimentado cambios drásticos a lo largo de la historia evolutiva, particularmente en los últimos 10.000 años.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Explorar la influencia de la dieta paleolítica en el riesgo de nefrolitiasis.
  • Investigar el impacto de las revoluciones agrícola e industrial en la producción de alimentos en la formación de cálculos renales.

Principales métodos:

  • Revisión de evidencia dietética evolutiva e histórica.
  • Análisis del cambio de una dieta paleolítica rica en potasio, baja en sodio y rica en álcali a una dieta moderna.

Principales resultados:

  • La dieta paleolítica se caracterizaba por un alto contenido de potasio, bajo contenido de sodio y altos precursores de álcali.
  • Las dietas modernas, influenciadas por la agricultura y la industrialización, son ricas en sodio y precursores de ácido, lo que aumenta el riesgo de cálculos.
  • El cambio abrupto en la dieta desafió la homeostasia renal, elevando el riesgo de formación de cálculos.

Conclusiones:

  • El regreso a patrones dietéticos similares a los de la dieta paleolítica puede mitigar el riesgo de cálculos renales.
  • Si bien medicamentos como las tiazidas, los álcalis y la empagliflozina muestran potencial, se necesitan ensayos clínicos adicionales para confirmar su eficacia en la prevención de la recurrencia de cálculos.