Protein health problems
Common Questions and Answers about Protein health problems
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s no doubt a good quality protein supplement will help build bigger muscles -- the best is a good whey protein isolate, but there might be a reaction to the dairy -- but yes, you might pay a price. It depends of what you prefer, big muscles or health. The workout is fine, but taking any supplement that exaggerates intake of any nutrient so you get bigger muscles from that workout could lead to problems way down the road.
His breakfast consisted of eggs, a piece of wholegrain toast and protein shake. His snack would be another protein shake. If he wanted extra fuel before a workout, he would add a banana and a scoop of peanut butter to it. His lunch and dinnertime meals would always consist of a lean source of protein and a serving of carbs such as rice, baked potato or yam fries.
Nutrition is a very important component for good health, and an improper diet can cause CAD and heart problems in the long term. You may want to consult with your doctor to bring your physical conditioning to an acceptable level with a diet and exercise protocol. I don't know the significance of the ulcer for your low BMI, but that may need an intervention as well.
Even though TSH is a pituitary hormone that is affected by so many variables that it is inadequate as a diagnostic for thyroid problems, when a TSH is that high, it likely means that you are hypothyroid. At best TSH is an indicator, to be considered along with more important indicators such as symptoms, and also the levels of the biologically active thyroid hormones, free T3 and free T4.
again (as I seem to state in all my posts so far LOL) check with a doctor. If there is a history of GI problems in your family you may become more suseptable than most people to problems. You might was to be checked for hernias, tumors (because of the lumps), gallstones, bacterial overgrowth in the small intestines, and maybe throw in allergy tests for every food allergy known to mankind! LOL It is possible to develop an allergy to something you previously didn't have a problem with.
A high C-Reactive protein can be an indication of infection, inflammation, dental problem, arthritis, increased risk of heart problems, increased risk of cancers etc. A high C-Reactive protein should be evaluated ASAP.
Many a times AST (SGOT) and ALT OR SGPT (both are collectively called transaminases) rise without any cause.
Went to hospital on weekend for swelling amd headache. Turned out everythings fine, but had protein in my urine, she said it's probably an infection and sent it to lab, turns out it isn't an infection, and I've been getting even more fuzzy mild headaches, now with a little nausea? Not being sick though! Should I be worried?
Doctors on Wednesday! I'm 35+5!
/ and I'm afraid that when in labor something may go wrong ...any advice?
Hello fellow Kentuckian the ulcers reflux, gastritis, could be related to your gallbladder issues-which I would suspect because of your functioning % in addition to the other problems.
Other possible causes of the ulcers: crohn's disease, peptic ulcer disease,-caused by nonsteriodal antiinflammatory medication usage or H.
I have a question whether I should or not supplement my diet with protein shake. I have read good and bad things about whey protein. Some studies indicate it is good and some say its unhealthy. Unhealthy protein supplements especially whey is from cow's given growth hormones, steroids, antibiotics and etc. The healthy one is organic and cold processed and that is promoted as best.
Currently have 11 doctors and have no real answers to health problems since 2009. Since 2009 I've had constant head aches, migraines, body aches, tingling and numbnes on hand and fingers and legs, rash on legs that looks like rash that people get when they have Lupus (rash worse after blood trasfusions and iron infusions), at times face tingles, leg cramps, dizziness, slurred speech, fatigue(NO ENERGY), stomach always upset, diarrhea, always have nausea.
My husband has been on dialysis for the past .8 months and his health has been fine. But now his last test showed a creatinine level of 16. What could this be from? I am really worried.
Other common health conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, pancreatitis, hemolytic anemia and thyroid disease, can also cause liver transaminase elevations. Most liver diseases are characterized by greater ALT elevations than AST elevations except cirrhosis and alcohol abuse. ALT also rises in bile duct obstruction due to stone or tumor. In all liver related cases AST and ALT are pretty high, often double or more than double the normal value.
Free from Toxic Heavy Metals or at Such Low Levels NOT to be a Health Risk. Many protein powders both whey and non-whey could contain dangerous levels of heavy
metals like mercury, lead, cadmium, and arsenic.
A recent Consumer Reports' evaluation showed some leading brands of protein powders exceeded United States Pharmacopoeia's (USP) recommended safety limits for certain
heavy metals.
Make sure he is getting enough Carbs, cereal, whole grain bread, he needs some fats , protein ,if he is tired then he could be deficient in vitamins so give him a good multiple supplement with anti-oxidants Vit C and BComplex some fish oil also can be good .This should help with his energy level, if he looses weight and is fatigued I would suggest a check up at the Doctors to make sure nothing else is going on ...
So, if your moving more and this helps- this i s helping your thyroid convert energy. So, I wonder if you ate more lean protein if this would help your blood pressure go lower as it would help your thyroid convert energy?
Now, I wonder if since fiber hurts the body to convert T4, if when I ate all the " high fiber" ( gluten, etc) that my body was not able to convert the T4, so it made my thyroid go lower.
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