What does the body do when it gets more protein than it needs?
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Depends on whether the protein originates from plants or (via detours) from animals – with too much animal protein one operates a normal “protein mast”!
The health consequences are known – and serious…
He’s just exterminating it over the kidneys. And that is why you should not take more than 2 grams per kilo of body weight of proteins. And these two grams even more if you are a profisport or bodybuilder. For Otto Normal sportsmen, 0, 8-1g per kilo body weight are sufficient to keep weight and 1.5g per kilo body weight to build muscles.
This is dismantled by the body and excreted. But you should not eat too much proteins permanently.