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Meats, fish, dairy, and vegetables all supply important protein, but sometimes that's not enough. This is where supplements can come in, especially for those who don't have time to sit down and eat a prepared meal on a daily basis.

The average person needs at least 0.8 grams of protein per pound of body weight. This means that they need to multiply 0.8 by their total body weight to get the amount of protein that they should be consuming each day. So, if someone weighs 145 pounds they need at least 116 grams of protein each day.

??ng k? hb88 It is important to have a balanced diet that contains enough protein to maintain good health. Protein can be derived from a number of different food sources and some of these sources are better than others. The western diet can use a lot of animal meat as its main source of protein. However, this source of protein is not the best because our body's digestive system has problems breaking down animal protein effectively. Meat that is not organic contains a lot of antibiotics and other chemicals that put added pressure on organs such as your liver.

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When we eat proteins they are broken down in our stomachs into amino acids. These amino acids are then rearranged in the body to make many different proteins to help with specific body functions. Although there are many different amino acids, 22 of them are absolutely necessary for our health. 13 of them are produced in our bodies. Nine are not. We must get them from the food we consume. They are considered to be the "essential" amino acids.

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All protein comes from either plant or animal sources, even the protein in supplements. Proteins from animal-based sources are complete proteins. These do not only include meat and poultry, but do include eggs and dairy products. Plant proteins lack some of the amino acids in animal-based proteins, making them incomplete. Soy protein is the only complete plant-based source, and is a common substance for protein supplements.

Studies have shown that a high protein diet with less than 150 grams of carbohydrates will help with weight loss, improve heart health and stabilize blood sugar levels. This high protein diet will help to lower levels of triglycerides in the blood. This help the brain absorb leptin more easily. This means that you will feel fuller on fewer calories. When leptin levels increase in the brain your metabolism will rise and your appetite will decrease.