Supplements that may help a person following a low oxalate diet:

• Arginine
  Important for replenishing nitrous oxide that helps to reduce oxidative damage from oxalates.
  
• Taurine
  Important for making bile acid taurocholate which limits absorption of oxalate. Take if stool turns yellow.
  
• Vitamin A
  Important for helping to close the leaky gut and important as antioxidant.
  
• Vitamin E
  Important as an antioxidant.
  
• Lipoic Acid (ALA)
  Works for some, not for others; important antioxidant and can prevent some endogenous production of oxalate.
  
• NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine)
  Important for restoring glutathione that gets depleted by oxalate. Sometimes there are negative reactions.
  
• Lipoceutical glutathione
  Helps restore glutathione. It helps reduce metabolism of glycolate to oxalate. It helps behavior on diet (meltdowns) for some children. This is available at Wellness Pharmacy.
  
• Lemon juice
  Helps with digestion when given before eating and may help balance pH issues when acidity is a problem.
  
• Antihistamine
  Oxalate may cause histamine release so this counters that . Do not use an antihistamine formula that includes a decongestant.
  
• Thiamine and Magnesium
  Important for keeping meat from being metabolized towards oxalate; helps in mitochondrion.
  
• Pantothenic acid or CoEnzyme A
  Important to keep from making oxalate by glycolate cycle in microbes and us.
  
• Vitamin B6
  Important for preventing metabolism of food to oxalate.
  
• Citrate (Calcium or Magnesium)
  May prevent crystalization of oxalate and may help break down crystals already formed.
  
• Calcium
  Important to take before meals to bind to oxalate and prevent its absorption. Timing is critical to this effect!
  
• Magnesium
  Can be depleted by oxalate and may help with constipation and may bind oxalate.
  
• Lipase or Ox Bile
  May help if steatorrhea is leading to excess absorption of oxalate.
  
• Epsom Salts Baths
  Can be calming. Occasionally may cause rashes but this may not be a bad thing, as it may be helping get rid of oxalate in the skin.
  
• Bicarbonate
  Sodium bicarbonate or Alka Seltzer Gold can help with behaviors.
  
• Zinc
  May be depleted by oxalate. The response and need for zinc seems to change rapidly on diet: alter dose appropriately.