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Tim Link
Posted: 2004-05-14 01:43:26
"Excess protein-excess amino acids into non-toxic carbon and water plus highly toxic ammonia!! Body protects itself by turning ammonia into the less toxic urea, which the kidneys takes care of. But if you eat more than the kidneys can take care of you overload them and poison the blood."

All medical literature stating that excessive protein causes kidney problems are related to studies that included people with kidney problems to begin with. This is outlined and done to death in any low carb/lower carb dieting book, or any discussion between sports nutritionists.

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