WTF? high kidney values from high protein/ supps?

[Dado5]

It can happen from too much protein. Do you dring lots of water?

[akaz13]

It can happen from too much protein. Do you dring lots of water?

about a gallon, sometimes more a day...

[JiGGaMaN]

about a gallon, sometimes more a day...

I just posted an article about how too much water can cause kidney failure. google search it if you like. massive protein and massive water will kill your kidneys over time. thats why people with impaired kidney function are told to consume <100g a day.

[akaz13]

I just posted an article about how too much water can cause kidney failure. google search it if you like. massive protein and massive water will kill your kidneys over time. thats why people with impaired kidney function are told to consume <100g a day.

I know that less protein is recommend for ppl w/ already existing kideny problems, but some ppl are saying that I am not flushing the creatine... now I may be getting too much water?

[scibble]

NSAIDs like Alleve (naproxen) can raise your creatinine.
dehydration can " " .
being buff can also.
creatine phosphate converts to creatinine.

it would be a shame if this nephro ruined your bodybuilding with nonsensical warnings, that's why i'd say monitor it.

water: drink enough to quench your thirst; it's unlikely that you'll get problems with water unless you are forcing it down without thirst just to meet some artificial goal. also, don't pound just water when working out, use drinks with electrolytes.

[MercyDog]

I just posted an article about how too much water can cause kidney failure. google search it if you like. massive protein and massive water will kill your kidneys over time. thats why people with impaired kidney function are told to consume <100g a day.

ok, looks like the water theory was correct, its a no, no. I think the water consumption is more liver oriented protection. Either way I never bought into most peoples conception that diluting the blood in your urine makes you less prone to things like tren. The bloods still seeping, just more diluted, hince less color and smell.

[JiGGaMaN]

ok, looks like the water theory was correct, its a no, no. I think the water consumption is more liver oriented protection. Either way I never bought into most peoples conception that diluting the blood in your urine makes you less prone to things like tren. The bloods still seeping, just more diluted, hince less color and smell.

What in gods name are you talking about?

[T_Own]

ok, looks like the water theory was correct, its a no, no. I think the water consumption is more liver oriented protection. Either way I never bought into most peoples conception that diluting the blood in your urine makes you less prone to things like tren. The bloods still seeping, just more diluted, hince less color and smell.

what?? blood? are you sure? i'm pretty sure its just ions that get flushed out and diluted. not blood.