Protein products are popular among youth but may cause obesity and kidney issues.
Germany: (RightNow) Protein-based products are gaining popularity among youth for muscle building and weight loss. These products are claimed to aid in healthy growth for children.
Protein powder can be mixed into drinks or consumed as snack bars. Puddings and certain types of bread are also being sold as protein sources.
The German Nutrition Society advises athletes to improve their regular diet to meet nutritional needs. According to science, special protein supplements are unnecessary.
It is noteworthy that a survey by the University of Michigan found that half of the parents reported their children used protein products. Boys use them more, while girls use them for weight loss.
It is clear that excessive protein can lead to obesity and early puberty issues. The German Nutrition Society states that too much protein can harm the kidneys.















