To: raygun
>>Studies show that sooner or later, high-protein diets result in renal (kidney) failure.
Show me these studies to which you refer!
I belong to a LISTSERV group (that includes scientists, doctors and nutritionists, BTW) that has examined numerous studies related to low-carb, including many studies concerning high protein/liver and kidney health. NOT ONE has shown that a normal, healthy kidney or liver is damaged by higher protein intake!
The *only* time that one should NOT have a higher protein diet is during end-stage renal failure, essentially when the kidneys are barely functioning. This is usually due to severe illness, genetic disorders or to damage caused by ....(drum roll)....high blood sugars!
To: nanaimo12
What studies, who promoted them and what epedimiological controls (name the authority monitoring these studies) were in place for these studies?
371 posted on
07/08/2002 2:40:54 AM PDT by
raygun
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