Consistently eating too many high-protein foods can lead to a higher risk for
a) marasmusb) type 1 diabetesc) kwashiokord) heart disease, kidney problems, and calcium loss from bones

Answer Heart disease, kidney problems, and calcium loss from bones

Explanation:

High protein diet does not have any effect on healthy kidney, but have a significant effect on damaged kidney. This is because of  the high  workload in removing excess urea and nitrogen contained by- products  produced from the metabolized protein in the kidney, by the already inefficient Nephron..

Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) is a chemical compound  produced in the gut. It is  linked to heart diseases. Consumption of red meat for a long period of time increases the  concentration of these chemical  compound in the gut; with high incidence of  coronary diseases.

High protein diet increases the acid levels of the blood plasma. the low body pH causes rapid withdrawal  of calcium from the bone to neutralize the acidity leading to low bone calcium concentration, and therefore  Osteoporosis.

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