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Diet - protein; Complete protein; Incomplete protein
Side Effects
A diet high in meat could lead to high cholesterol or other diseases, such as gout. Another potential problem is that a high-protein diet may put a strain on the kidneys. Extra waste matter, which is the end product of protein
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Expert & Community Posts
Answering fad diet questions: High protein/low carb diets.
By Jennifer Rackley , Health ExpertWill a high protein/low carb diet like Atkins be good for my Inflammatory Bowel Disease?A high... Read more »
ADA: Day 5
By David Mendosa , Health Expert...off-topic. He failed to address whether a high-protein diet was good or bad for most people with... Read more »
Protein and Carbs
By David Mendosa , Health ExpertMore protein in our diet is good for us, says one of the country's top diabetes researchers, Osama... Read more »
Why I Low Carb
By David Mendosa , Health Expert...run articles pro and con on the value of low-carb diets for people with diabetes. I suggested... Read more »
Weighing In
By Kelsey Bonilla , Health Expert...achieved in many ways. If a diabetic mother eats a diet high in carbohydrates (or even just a... Read more »
Health Guide
Hartnup disorder
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...for more serious symptoms related to mycoplasma pneumonia. Home care includes rest and a high-protein diet with adequate fluids. Support Groups Expectations (prognosis) ... Read more »Hartnup disorder
...the rash, and can sometimes treat the uncoordination and psychiatric symptoms. A high protein diet is recommended. Avoiding sun exposure by wearing protective clothing and using a... Read more »Diet: cancer treatment
...treatment and nutrition Food Sources People with cancer frequently require a high-calorie diet to prevent weight loss. They may also need a diet that is high in protein to... Read more »Kidney diet: dialysis patients
This article describes the diet necessary in patients with end-stage kidney disease on either hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis. The diet is usually high in protein and... Read more »Images
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Medications
...the dose to catch up. Notes Don't change your diet without first checking with your doctor.... Read more »
...all your medicines (e.g., cough-and-cold products, diet aids) because they may contain... Read more »
Related News
Study: Low-fat, high protein diet reduces bone loss
October 03, 2008Researchers have found that a high-protein, low-fat dairy diet may help prevent bone loss in people trying to lose weight. In a study of 130... Read summary »
Low-Carb Diet May Harm Heart
August 28, 2009(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Going low-carb to lose weight? New research shows you may be jeopardizing your heart health by trading in carbohydrates for... Read summary »
Protein plus fat may increase diabetes risk
April 08, 2009The combination of fat and protein could be linked to diabetes risk, a new animal study suggests. Researchers fed a high-protein diet to rats who... Read summary »
Experts rate top diets' heart benefits
October 03, 2008Experts evaluating several popular weight-loss programs say that some of the diets are better for cardiovascular health than others. Researchers... Read summary »
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