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Does eating protein powder really hurt the liver and kidneys? See how you eat it!

Does eating protein powder really hurt the liver and kidneys? See how you eat it!
Does eating protein powder really hurt the liver and kidneys? See how you eat it!

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1. (Multiple choice) Which of the following groups is suitable for protein powder supplementation?

A

jock

B

child

C

pregnant woman

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Correct answer: A

Analysis: As long as healthy people have a reasonable diet, they do not need to supplement protein powder. High-intensity manual workers, athletes, people with weak bodies and weak digestive functions, and vegetarians can use protein powder as a nutritional supplement.

Does eating protein powder really hurt the liver and kidneys? See how you eat it!

2. (Multiple choice questions) Regarding different types of protein powders, is it true?

Soy protein powder is a high-quality protein

Whey protein powder is easily digested and absorbed

The nutritional value of soy protein powder is not inferior to animal protein

Correct answer: ABC

Analysis: Soy protein and whey protein are high-quality proteins. The nutritional value of soy protein is not inferior to animal protein. The disadvantage is that bloating may occur after taking it. Whey protein powder is extracted from milk and is easier to digest and absorb.

Does eating protein powder really hurt the liver and kidneys? See how you eat it!

3. (Multiple choice) What are the consequences of excessive intake of protein powder?

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Increases liver and kidney burden

The muscles are too developed

Correct answer: B

Analysis: If excessive intake, excess protein is decomposed by intestinal bacteria, which may form harmful substances, produce acid, produce gas, and cause gastrointestinal discomfort. Excessive intake of protein powder will also increase the burden on the liver and kidneys.

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Planner: Tan Jia Yu Yunxi

Review: Expert of the National Health Science Popularization Expert Database

Ma Guansheng, Professor, Department of Nutrition and Food Hygiene, Peking University School of Medicine

Draft: Wang Junke

Editor: Wang Jianying

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