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Where Do You Get Your Protein?
…as much as that given off. Lost in much of the discussion about how much protein we need is the fact that protein deficiency is virtually impossible to achieve, provided…
…as much as that given off. Lost in much of the discussion about how much protein we need is the fact that protein deficiency is virtually impossible to achieve, provided…
…Campbell, T. C. Effect of protein deficiency on the inducibility of the hepatic microsomal drug-metabolizing enzyme system. III. Effect of 3-methylcholanthrene induction on activity and binding kinetics. Biochem. Pharmacol. 23,…
…symptoms of protein deficiency. They are then able to correlate any symptoms that arise with different amounts of protein people are consuming and figure out the threshold where we start…
…powders created from cow’s milk for human consumption, it would only make sense that it must be because our society sees a very high rate of protein deficiency. But, that…
…diet—see Part 1). A small study of people suffering from Glucose Transporter 1 Deficiency Syndrome (GLUT1 DS—a cause of epileptic seizures) found that after three months on a ketogenic diet,…
…although it’s unclear whether the deficiency causes the condition or vice versa.[11] Since vitamin D is also important for many other areas of health, including bone strength, it’s a good…
…caused by an aspirin deficiency and that there are more productive ways of modifying our moods than with pills, potions and elixirs. Perhaps the second most destructive habit I see…
…Conventional diet a problem People eating the standard American diet, with its high concentration of processed foods, including oils, can actually develop essential fatty acid deficiency. There are several ways…
…in long-term vegans, leading to elevations in homocysteine and increased risk of heart disease. B12 deficiency can also be associated with neurological disorders (neuropathy) and megablastic anemia (pernicious). Periodic testing…
