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Protein trend among teens raises health and eating-disorder concerns
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · 4 days ago
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What happened
A TikTok-driven protein craze among teenagers is prompting experts to warn about unbalanced diets and mental-health risks. Dietitian Olga Schneider says teens usually already get enough protein, and extreme high-protein, low-carb eating can harm health and body image.
- 01TikTok is driving teens to sharply increase protein and cut carbs.
- 02Experts say most adolescents already get enough protein from normal meals.
- 03Extreme protein intake can cause digestive issues and stress the kidneys.
- 04Rigid protein counting may fuel obsession, anxiety, and eating disorders.
- 05Family meals can help promote balanced eating and spot warning signs early.
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