Jan
22
2012
Too Much Exercise Effects
Effects that changing the protein intake in your diet has on your urine?
I am doing some research for my biology A2 course. I am researching the effect that too little, or too much protein in your diet can have on your urine.
I know that during starvation your body begins to respire proteins and so the concentration of urea in your urine increases- Can anyone give more details on this?
I would like to know if an overweight individual with high protein intake, and very little exercise would show protein in their blood?
Any information that links with the question would be very helpful! Thanks Very much!
LD has a very good point…
Side Effects of too much Protein in the Diet
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