The effect of oxalic acid and its salts on the biochemical systems of the homeostasis of white rats were investigated. It has been shown that oxalates inhibit enzymes of energy metabolism and cause the changes in parameters of nephrotoxicity, electrolyte balance of blood plasma and urine, lipid peroxidation, antiperoxidational defence system.
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