14/ The proximal tubule tries to augment citrate reabsorption to buffer the acidity leading to a reduction in urine citrate. Urine pH is low as a result of the high acid load. https://t.co/CSkIIEdLld https://t.co/HwVC9tw0jP https://t.co/JCUikgGc8Y
Effect of low-carbohydrate high-protein diets on acid-base balance, stone-forming propensity, and calcium metabolism.
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Discussions highlight detailed biochemical responses, such as the proximal tubule's role in citrate reabsorption to buffer acidity, with phrases like 'tries to augment citrate reabsorption' indicating technical engagement. The tone alternates between scientific curiosity and concern for health effects, reflecting a moderate but engaged consideration of the study's findings.
The posts show mixed opinions, with some acknowledging the dietary effects on acid-base balance while others suggest concerns or dismiss them.
Posts demonstrate moderate curiosity, primarily focused on biochemical processes and health implications.
Discussions engage in details about renal physiology and diet impacts, indicating a moderate degree of participation.
The discussions imply awareness of health risks like kidney stones and bone loss, but no consensus on broad significance.
Abstract in brief
- Low-carbohydrate high-protein (LCHP) diets are often used for weight loss and can cause significant changes in the body's acid-base balance, urine composition, and calcium metabolism.
- The study found that following an LCHP diet decreases urine pH, increases net acid excretion, reduces urinary citrate (which helps prevent kidney stones), and raises urinary calcium levels; these changes may elevate the risk of kidney stone formation.
- Additionally, the diet appears to negatively affect calcium balance and bone health, as suggested by increased markers of bone resorption and decreased serum osteocalcin, indicating a potential risk for bone loss over time.
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@jacksonhinklle You're going to acidify your body. https://t.co/hfGziesK3Q
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@jacksonhinklle You're going to acidify your body. https://t.co/hfGziesK3Q
RT @Api_chew: 14/ The proximal tubule tries to augment citrate reabsorption to buffer the acidity leading to a reduction in urine citrate.…
14/ The proximal tubule tries to augment citrate reabsorption to buffer the acidity leading to a reduction in urine citrate. Urine pH is low as a result of the high acid load. https://t.co/CSkIIEdLld https://t.co/HwVC9tw0jP https://t.co/JCUikgGc8Y
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