The discussions collectively emphasize that high protein diets do not typically damage healthy kidneys, citing multiple studies and expert opinions, with tone and word choice reflecting confidence in scientific evidence and efforts to correct misconceptions. Phrases like 'no significant evidence' and references to scientific reviews highlight the evidence-based approach, contributing to a strong overall agreement while engaging deeply with the topic.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions align strongly with the article, emphasizing that high protein intake does not harm healthy kidneys and reinforcing the scientific consensus.
InterestHigh interest
Posts show a high level of interest, referencing specific research findings, regulatory reviews, and advocating for evidence-based perspectives.
EngagementHigh engagement
Numerous comments delve into detailed explanations, citing studies, debunking misconceptions, and debating the implications of dietary protein on renal health.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions could influence current dietary perspectives by dispelling myths about kidney damage, potentially shaping future nutritional advice, though direct behavioral change is less evident.
Abstract in brief
Recent trends in weight loss diets have increased people's dietary protein intake, leading to concerns about potential kidney damage from excess protein consumption.
Some research suggests that the high protein intake might cause the kidneys to work harder (hyperfiltration), but this response is often a normal and adaptive process, not necessarily harmful.
Overall, the evidence does not strongly support the idea that eating more protein than recommended will cause kidney problems in healthy individuals, especially since high protein diets have been common in Western countries for hundreds of years.]
"Dietary protein intake and renal function"
"In the high protein group, both kidney size & GFR were significantly increased from that measured at baseline"
And we think protein damages the kidneys. Instead it makes it more healthy..
@dlifein
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*Moon*
@Luna_Mfitnesss · X
No,LA PROTEÍNA NO DAÑA LOS RIÑONES,en 2005,médicos especialistas en riñones revisaron toda la literatura científica al respecto y concluyeron que NO HAY EVIDENCIA de que UNA DIETA ALTA EN PROTEÍNA,dañe la función renal en adultos de cualquier edad, SANOS.
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Mauricio Silva
@DeMetabolismo · X
[NEWS]-"Exceso de Proteínas?
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KetoScience
@KetoScience · X
There is no significant evidence for a detrimental effect of high protein intakes on kidney function in healthy persons. #organs #keto #science https://t.co/NWyTINiz48
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Nick Krontiris
@nick_krontiris · X
as epidemiological studies provide data that show that protein intake may be associated with the progression of renal disease...
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Nasser
@BaDZeR · X
@ashkinameshiro Most research has shown that a high protein diet may worsen an already damaged kidney, but for healthy people there is little evidence that high protein leads to kidney damage.
Source: https://t.co/YXkUHSUOBG
May 17, 2023 · 2 likes · 1,357 followersView post →
High-protein diets, especially those rich in red meat, may potentially increase the risk of chronic kidney disease. This video presents recent research findings, emphasizing the importance of screening for kidney health…
High protein intake may cause kidney damage by increasing pressure and hyperfiltration, potentially leading to CKD. A low-protein diet of 0.6-0.8 g/kg/day can slow CKD progression. Proper management by dietitians is…
@PhlorydaMan @thecavedaddy Calling him a grifter without conducting a simple google search for a preponderance of said peer reviewed articles is really quite something. The preponderance of scientific evidence demonstrates that you are in fact, very wrong.
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@obradam Evidence je čím dál víc. A zpřesňuje se a přibývá. Asi najdete že i 4g jsou špatně, v recentní pracích to najdete...
Navíc skoro nikdo neví, jakou má funkci ledvin, takže tohle bych vynechal.
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Tohle je jedna ze starších vlaštovek
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"Dietary protein intake and renal function"
"In the high protein group, both kidney size & GFR were significantly increased from that measured at baseline"
And we think protein damages the kidneys. Instead it makes it more healthy..
@dlifein
https://t.co/mePnDTQyiO.
Aug 2, 2023 · 33 likes · 5 shares · 29,653 followersView post →
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Nasser
@BaDZeR · X
@ashkinameshiro Most research has shown that a high protein diet may worsen an already damaged kidney, but for healthy people there is little evidence that high protein leads to kidney damage.
Source: https://t.co/YXkUHSUOBG
May 17, 2023 · 2 likes · 1,357 followersView post →
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Patchwork
@patchworkfood · X
Increased protein intake does not lead to kidney stones
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En adultos sanos, hígado y riñones no se ven comprometidos.
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@KayLKelley @usha_aggarwal Better to get guidance from medical papers than Business Insider
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Matt Quinn
@Mqsley · X
@jkfecke @TaupeAvenger yeah to a blog - not clinical evidence
Kidney stones are always raised when people mention Keto due to protein consumption, but this is a clinically proven misnomer - hence sceptisim.
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@TheKunta_Kinte @theproof There is no evidence that high protein diets induce renal disease: https://t.co/LE7KFemxFB
I'm not saying RDA is wrong. I'm saying RDA is what it is, and if you are financially, physically and mentally able to, you should be aiming for optimal nutrition instead.
No,LA PROTEÍNA NO DAÑA LOS RIÑONES,en 2005,médicos especialistas en riñones revisaron toda la literatura científica al respecto y concluyeron que NO HAY EVIDENCIA de que UNA DIETA ALTA EN PROTEÍNA,dañe la función renal en adultos de cualquier edad, SANOS.
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Herbert Bryant
@hbryant · X
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يقول عدة باحثون -أجروا دراسة عام 2008 بعنوان "Dietary protein intake and renal function"- :" فإننا لا نجد دليلًا مهمًا على التأثير الضار لتناول كميات كبيرة من البروتين على وظائف الكلى لدى الأشخاص الأصحاء بعد قرون من اتباع نظام غذائي غربي عالي البروتين."
as epidemiological studies provide data that show that protein intake may be associated with the progression of renal disease...
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@FusionProgGuy · X
@DrDavidKatz @DBelardoMD @kevinnbass At best the evidence is mixed but various experts don’t think we need to worry about the impact protein has on renal function for healthy people. I don’t know what reduction in GFR would be clinically sig https://t.co/icM6lhSd6W https://t.co/ysfFz2oKXE
There is no significant evidence for a detrimental effect of high protein intakes on kidney function in healthy persons. #organs #keto #science https://t.co/NWyTINiz48
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KetoScience
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There is no significant evidence for a detrimental effect of high protein intakes on kidney function in healthy persons. #organs #keto #science https://t.co/NWyTINiz48
RT @KetoScience: There is no significant evidence for a detrimental effect of high protein intakes on kidney function in healthy persons. #…
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KetoScience
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There is no significant evidence for a detrimental effect of high protein intakes on kidney function in healthy persons. #organs #keto #science https://t.co/NWyTINiz48
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