Which of the following metabolic disorders is NOT treated with a low-protein diet?

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Galactosemia is a disorder of carbohydrate metabolism, and although galactose is only available in the diet through dairy products, these are the only protein sources that need to be avoided.Argininemia is a urea cycle disorder, and as with all urea cycle disorders, a protein-restricted diet is necessary in treatment.Methylmalonic acidemia and ketone use disorder are both organic acidemia disorders.Patients with these disorders are treated with protein restriction because protein contributes more acids to the body than carbohydrates and fats.

Which of the Following Metabolic Disorders Is NOT Treated with a Low-Protein