Re:In kids, EEG monitoring of consciousness safely reduces a...
by leereeves on Sunday May 04, 2025 @07:01PM
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Unfortunately most of the research cited there was in "resistance-trained" individuals (and one in nurses, who are far from sedentary). The meta analysis also included at least some research on active individuals. And the author is a bodybuilder and fitness coach.
The one study of overweight individuals mentioned found no adverse side effects but only lasted six months, which may not be long enough for clinical effects to become obvious.
Also, the author overlooked gout entirely.
Based on all that, I'm not convinced it is safe for sedentary individuals.
I think the author should have written:
> As long as you are highly active and have don’t have pre-existing kidney issues...
Re:In kids, EEG monitoring of consciousness safely reduces a...
by jonnybgood on Monday May 05, 2025 @01:08AM
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What convinces you that it’s unsafe?
Had a great overview.
> As long as you have don’t have pre-existing kidney issues, you don’t need to worry about high-protein intakes killing your kidneys, and it’s time to put this myth to bed.