The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
elevated bu n in the first place but but there is a cluster of parameter that is changed that that is out of the range so bu and karate knee and uric acid glucose they seem to be elevated and on the other hand vitamin D or folate sometimes even iron may be decreased
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I think some people people go to their doctor and the doctors freak out and go you've got a bu on a twenty three this carnivore diet isn't working for you it's hurting your kidneys or they see a creatinine bump as well and neither of those I think is specific enough to really tell us what's going on but like you're saying a bumped vun could even be inadequate sodium or it could be an indication of a low fluid volume or a bumped creatinine could just be from the extra breakdown of creatine in the muscle meat and people should get as a stat and see to check that