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How might a high-protein diet cause metabolic acidosis?

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How might a high-protein diet cause metabolic acidosis?

How might a high-protein diet cause metabolic acidosis?
A) loss of bicarbonate
B) loss of hydrogen ions
C) loss of phosphate
D) production of phosphoric acid and sulfuric acid
E) direct production of hydrogen ions

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Principles of Human Physiology

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