The 16 clusters were established at the national level by the States' Career Clusters Initiative and are recognizable across the United States in middle schools, high schools, community and technical colleges, and the workforce.
Eating a high-protein diet does not elevate proteins in your blood, but high-fat and high-sugar diets can cause inflammation that increases levels of a specific protein called C-reactive protein. Proteins in the blood also rise as a result of different health issues, from seasonal flu to serious medical conditions.
1. Kidney problems. One of the negative side effects of high protein diet is the malfunction of the kidneys. Eating too much protein increases the pressure on the kidneys that enables it to excrete more waste products. If this diet goes on for a long time, you may develop kidney stones or even kidney failure.