I'm addicted to protein

SirBonerFart

I think I'm addicted to protein of all kinds
I love whey, steak, ground beef, chicken, turkey, greek yogurt and fish

What should I do?

Cliffslosinit

Throw in some sausage...you want to be well rounded.

Yeller_Sensation

Add bacon.

Yogi_Carl

Are you equally addicted to kale, soya beans, lentils and nuts? All excellent protein sources.

Is it not rather flesh you are addicted to? To be honest, I love eating flesh but have chosen not to - doesn't stop me liking and feeling drawn to bacon, steak, eggs, fish etc. etc.

doowop713

I swear, this week is troll week. These threads are getting dumber and dumber.

Hey OP, it isn't a problem. It's called liking good *kitten* food that happens to have a *kitten* ton of protein in it.

You can sit down somewhere. Ugh.

mustgetmuscles1

Invest in a nice BBQ

_crafty_

Throw in some sausage...you want to be well rounded.

mind ~~> gutter

billsica

You should seek counseling and try to find a support group. Addictions like these are no joke and just as serious as alcoholism or heroine.

Ready2Rock206

Invest in a nice BBQ

Yep. And the bacon suggestion too.

IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym

wash it down with cake.

SirBonerFart

I swear, this week is troll week. These threads are getting dumber and dumber.

Hey OP, it isn't a problem. It's called liking good *kitten* food that happens to have a *kitten* ton of protein in it.

You can sit down somewhere. Ugh.

This is not helpful, you wouldn't encourage a heroin addict to shoot up would you? Or offer a sugar addict a cookie?

Raclex

Too much animal protein will clog your arteries dude.

UsedToBeHusky

Oh... why couldn't you have put this in a group so I could reply the way I wanted to... :sad:

ckmama

get your cholesterol checked :laugh:

spade117

What should I do?

Share.

SirBonerFart

get your cholesterol checked :laugh:

I just did today
Total 118

Labouffecestbon

Throw in some sausage...you want to be well rounded.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

BGoodz22

I swear, this week is troll week. These threads are getting dumber and dumber.

Hey OP, it isn't a problem. It's called liking good *kitten* food that happens to have a *kitten* ton of protein in it.

You can sit down somewhere. Ugh.

cant tell if reverse trolling the op or just extremely ..... you can fill in the blank

odusgolp

I'll vote for "extremely.... fill in the blank"

doowop713

I swear, this week is troll week. These threads are getting dumber and dumber.

Hey OP, it isn't a problem. It's called liking good *kitten* food that happens to have a *kitten* ton of protein in it.

You can sit down somewhere. Ugh.

This is not helpful, you wouldn't encourage a heroin addict to shoot up would you? Or offer a sugar addict a cookie?

Protein is a nutrient. It isn't a class of foods. Milk has protein too..... Unless you have some weird psychological issues, you aren't addicted. you just like that stuff.

Here's a little Wiki for you though:

When a high dietary protein intake is consumed, there is an increase in urea excretion, which suggests that amino acid oxidation is increased.[17] High levels of protein intake increase the activity of branched-chain ketoacid dehydrogenase.[17] As a result, oxidation is facilitated, and the amino group of the amino acid is excreted to the liver.[17] This process suggests that excess protein consumption results in protein oxidation and that the protein is excreted.[17] The body is unable to store excess protein.[17][22] Protein is digested into amino acids, which enter the bloodstream. Excess amino acids are converted to other usable molecules by the liver in a process called deamination. Deamination converts nitrogen from the amino acid into ammonia, which is converted by the liver into urea in the urea cycle. Excretion of urea is performed by the kidneys. These organs can normally cope with any extra workload, but, if kidney disease occurs, a decrease in protein will often be prescribed.[23] When there is excess protein intake, amino acids can be converted to glucose or ketones, in addition to being oxidized for fuel.[24] When food protein intake is periodically high or low, the body tries to keep protein levels at an equilibrium by using the "labile protein reserve", which serves as a short-term protein store to be used for emergencies or daily variations in protein intake.[4] However, that reserve is not utilized as longer-term storage for future needs.[4]

Many researchers have also found that excessive intake of protein increases calcium excretion in urine.[4] It has been thought that this occurs to maintain the pH imbalance from the oxidation of sulfur amino acids.[4] Also, it is inconclusive whether bone resorption contributes to bone loss and osteoporosis.[4] However, it is also found that a regular intake of calcium would be able to stabilize this loss.[4]

Another issue arising from over-consumption of protein is a higher risk of kidney stone formation from calcium in the renal circulatory system.[4] It has been found that high animal protein intake in healthy individuals increases the probability of forming kidney stones by 250 percent.

Happy? :huh:

doowop713

I swear, this week is troll week. These threads are getting dumber and dumber.

Hey OP, it isn't a problem. It's called liking good *kitten* food that happens to have a *kitten* ton of protein in it.

You can sit down somewhere. Ugh.

cant tell if reverse trolling the op or just extremely ..... you can fill in the blank

I'm not trolling. Just can't take this seriously. The forums have been filled with weird stuff this week. You haven't noticed?