When the human body does not get enough protein, several symptoms may occur. Common symptoms include edema, weight loss, thinning or brittle hair, ridges in nails, pale skin, skin rashes, general weakness, slow healing, difficulty sleeping, headaches, fainting, crankiness, moodiness, problems with conflict resolution, severe depression, anxiety, or lack of energy.
Symptoms of a diet deficient in protein are not immediately apparent, as the body will use stored protein if dietary protein is inadequate. After a while, symptoms such as brittle nails or hair loss will appear. Muscle loss and low blood pressure are both later symptoms.
a diet low in protein will help with the symptoms. protein contains phenylalanine, which is what a person with PKU cannot absorb. by cutting out the phenylalanine (phe), you eliminate the problem. most with PKU can only eat enough protein for proper development. other than that, nothing high in protein. i.e. fish, eggs, milk, etc.
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Symptoms of lactose intolerance when consuming whey protein may include bloating, gas, diarrhea, and stomach cramps.
Yes. all vegan foods contain protein; apart from fruit and oils. If you are eating enough calories from a wide variety of foods you will be getting enough protein.
One of the main symptoms of sarcopenia, muscle loss with aging, is an inadequate intake of calories or protein. Another symptom is a decrease in your body's ability to synthesize protein.
If you are eating enough calories for your weight/activity level, then you will undoubtedly get enough protein; because (complete) protein is found in every food.
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They have quite a bit of protein in them; enough so that they are considered protein foods.
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there will not be enough amount of amino acids present in the protein deficient food, hence there will not be enough protein synthesis.