Sentences with phrase «less available protein»

Wheat, rice and soybeans (below) showed drops in zinc and iron content, with wheat and rice also having less available protein.

Not exact matches

Available in Salt - Kissed Caramel and Chocolate Fudgetastic Swirl flavors, these bars have 110 calories or less, and their five grams of protein help you meet those all - important protein requirements without even trying.

Hemp protein is also fairly high in fat and carbohydrates, while having less protein then its competitors and being less biologically available.

Much less documented information is available about goat's milk, but it appears that the proteins are less problematic for digestion, although allergic intolerance to these can also occur.

While it contains less protein than does cow's milk, virtually all the protein in breast milk is available to the baby.

Our guest published a historic paper less than one month ago (available here), describing the first comprehensive study of an individual, combining genomic (genome sequence), transcriptomic (genes turned on / off), proteomic (the total complement of proteins - or protein profiles), metabolomic (complete metabolic analysis), and autoantibody profiles.

On the downside, protein is more expensive than carbohydrate and tends to be less readily available — just try and find a decent protein - based snack at the late - night garage!

Phytates can react with certain minerals (like iron, calcium, magnesium, and zinc), and some carbs and proteins, binding to them and making them less available for our bodies to use.

But in general, plant proteins are less available, have a different amino acid profile and are accompanied by numerous other factors that alter metabolism.

«So if you're going to use them, you can get pretty much the same benefit out of the less expensive, more commercially available proteins.

The Perfect Health Diet takes a middle ground in regard to protein: We recommend eating about 15 % protein, and argue that both high protein and low protein diets are likely to be harmful; high protein diets by accelerating aging or by making protein available to gut bacteria for fermentation, producing a less beneficial gut flora and generating nitrogenous toxins; low protein diets by starving the body of a key nutrient needed to maintain bodily functions, especially liver, kidney, and immune function.

Peanut butter is less expensive and easily available protein source.

When just the egg whites are used, less nutrition is available, but it is still an excellent source of complete protein and does not contain the additional fat.

We know that too much estrogen compared to progesterone causes thyroid hormone to be less available (that is, bound to carrier proteins).

Heating causes enzymes to be destroyed, proteins are denatured, fats become carcinogenic, carbohydrates (sugars) become caramelized, vitamins and minerals become less available, and water is eliminated.

With less energy actually available to the body in the high protein scenario, the pancreas will produce less insulin to allow more energy to be released from storage compared to the high - fat scenario.

Given the option, the cats exclusively chose high - protein food over high - carb food even when there was less of the high - protein food available.

This High in Protein diet contains less than 17 % total carbohydrates, which is more typical of the ancestral diet dogs consumed before commercial diets were available.

(ref) In many European and Asian locations, where kidney dialysis and kidney transplants are less available, low protein diets, supplemented with ketoacids, are considered an accepted way to maintain CKD patients and perhaps slow the progress of their kidney failure.