Effects of higher protien dites

[Guest guest]

Thought this was interesting, for those who preach that diets lower in

carb and higher in protien will tax the kidneys. Say it isn't so....

Protein Supplementation With Isocaloric Carbohydrate Reduction Spares

Calcium Contrary to popular belief, this diet does not increase calcium

wasting but rather mayhave favorable effects on the skeleton, according

to the results of a small study.

Medscape Medical News 2004http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/472144

[Guest guest]

Thanks, ! I've got some other printed articles on this

subject, too. I've always wondered how those cave men survived on

only meat and berries.... before they knew how to grow grain ).

Cammie

> Thought this was interesting, for those who preach that diets lower

in

> carb and higher in protien will tax the kidneys. Say it isn't

so....

>

>

> Protein Supplementation With Isocaloric Carbohydrate Reduction

Spares

> Calcium Contrary to popular belief, this diet does not increase

calcium

> wasting but rather mayhave favorable effects on the skeleton,

according

> to the results of a small study.

> Medscape Medical News 2004http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/472144

[Guest guest]

Thanks, ! I've got some other printed articles on this

subject, too. I've always wondered how those cave men survived on

only meat and berries.... before they knew how to grow grain ).

Cammie

> Thought this was interesting, for those who preach that diets lower

in

> carb and higher in protien will tax the kidneys. Say it isn't

so....

>

>

> Protein Supplementation With Isocaloric Carbohydrate Reduction

Spares

> Calcium Contrary to popular belief, this diet does not increase

calcium

> wasting but rather mayhave favorable effects on the skeleton,

according

> to the results of a small study.

> Medscape Medical News 2004http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/472144

[Guest guest]

Thanks, ! I've got some other printed articles on this

subject, too. I've always wondered how those cave men survived on

only meat and berries.... before they knew how to grow grain ).

Cammie

> Thought this was interesting, for those who preach that diets lower

in

> carb and higher in protien will tax the kidneys. Say it isn't

so....

>

>

> Protein Supplementation With Isocaloric Carbohydrate Reduction

Spares

> Calcium Contrary to popular belief, this diet does not increase

calcium

> wasting but rather mayhave favorable effects on the skeleton,

according

> to the results of a small study.

> Medscape Medical News 2004http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/472144