i don't think so. i know too much protein, and lack of carbs, fat etc, can be hard on kidneys, but when on 3000 calorie a day diets, I would think you are going to want at least 1000 calories of protein per day (250-300 grams).
It is recommended that the average person not exceed 30% of diet in protein as ketones develop, kidneys work to flush them, and ultimately dehydrate us and all kinds of bad shit.
but we're on roids, and lifting heavy 4 times a week or so. I do not know the ideal number, but I am thinking we should be about 40% protein, 40-50% carbs, and 10-20% fat as a percentage of calories



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