Yes, consuming large amounts of nuts (high in protein and phosphorus) and using fat burners can increase phosphorus levels. Other possible causes include sample errors (such as a hemolyzed sample) and certain hormonal imbalances that affect phosphate handling.
Next Steps
Repeat the test in another accredited laboratory to confirm the result. Restrict total protein intake to about 1 g per kg of body weight per day and maintain good hydration throughout the day.
Health Tips
Brisk 20-minute walk, five days a week, coupled with the consumption of 3 liters of water daily, and a balanced dietary plan.