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Can too much protein cause seizures i am excited the more protein i eat the more clearer i can think and understand things more.
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Do not worry: If you do ingest dietary protein (not synthetic), there is NO risk of acquiring epilepsy. But maybe you should search for answers regarding why your thinking gets impaired (do you have low blood sugars on occasion?)
Answered 4/24/2016
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