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Beets are also a source of oxalates, a chemical found in plants, animals and humans. Oxalates can concentrate in the kidney leading to stone formations in certain high risk individuals. For those with are at risk of developing kidney stones or have gallbladder problems, experts suggest eating less oxalate-containing foods such as beet or beet juice.
