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September 21, 2025Journal of Education Health and SportOpen Access

Protein Intake and Kidney Health: A Literature Review of Healthy Individuals, Athletes and CKD Patients

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KSKatarzyna SkibickaTSTomasz SkibickiWWWeronika Wesołowska

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Overview

Systematic review shows protein intake affects kidney function in healthy individuals, athletes, and ckd patients, indicating personalized dietary strategies may be necessary.

Key Points

  • High-protein diets in healthy adults lead to reversible hyperfiltration without long-term damage.
  • Athletes experience short-term safety from high protein, though prolonged intake may harm renal function.
  • CKD patients benefit from low-protein diets, which can slow disease progression significantly.
  • Personalized dietary strategies are critical for optimal kidney health across different populations.

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Skibicka et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46fd431b076d99fa6a202https://doi.org/10.12775/jehs.2025.84.65427
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