Question

question 7
by eating more protein than needed, you may
store more protein in your muscles.
lose weight.
absorb more calcium.
become dehydrated.

Explanation:

When you consume more protein than your body needs, your kidneys have to work harder to process the excess nitrogen from protein metabolism. This increased workload can lead to increased water loss through urine, which may result in dehydration. Muscles don't store excess protein directly. Protein - rich diets don't necessarily lead to weight loss if calorie intake overall is high. And there is no direct link between excessive protein intake and increased calcium absorption.

Answer:

become dehydrated.