RE: was Whole Nectar Soy Protein Powder, now protein testing

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It is great to have a health professional to give insight into these types of questions. What symptoms would prompt the doctor to suggest this test? Thanks again,tom From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of sjcSent: Thursday, July 26, 2012 1:47 PM Subject: was Whole Nectar Soy Protein Powder, now protein testing On 7/26/2012 12:45 PM, Tom Matuschak wrote:Have you had one done? No but we do them all the time at work. Not uncommon to find vegans short of protein, most pescatarians, lacto- or ova- vegetarians are good to go but not always. Meat eaters usually test to have plenty or an excess. Excess protein can (but does not necessarily) as well as a lack of protein, cause problems, particularly if there is some underlying problem (diabetes, poor kidney function, etc).I have no question about protein myself, have for 70 years been a consumer of leafy greens, non-pastureized and fermented dairy products, and nuts.SJ