Scientists from the University of Indiana have found that surplusing excessive use of animal foods can increase the risk of stones in the kidney. The results of the study were published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (TAJCH).
The carnivorous diet is also known as a carnivorous diet) requires a significant reduction in fruits, vegetables, berries and grains. Preference is given to meat, egg, fish, seafood and poultry. It is also recommended to avoid bakery and confectionery due to high carbohydrates. It is believed that the adoption of such a diet will help you lose weight and relieve the symptoms of stomach disorder.
However, the use of animal groceries has significant shortcomings. In the article published in Tajch, scientists described the 68-year-old man, who had been caused by stones in the early stages after eating meat alone after eating meat. The analysis has shown that the patient has increased the likelihood of three types of stones, calcium oxalate, calcium phosphate and urization.
Scientists have explained that the carnivorous diet is changing the body's acid balance to increase acidity, which provokes the crystallization of the materials solved in the urine.
The researchers added that the rich diet of cellulose (plant fiber) feeds the intestinal bacteria that can prevent the emergence of kidney stones. Therefore, refusal of fruits and vegetables may not be expedient.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
