Not exact matches
This means that a larger or more active
person would
need more eating occasions to
meet their
protein needs.
«Most
people need at least 0.4 grams of
protein per pound of body weight to
meet basic
protein requirements,» says White.
Since animal - based foods are generally seen as the primary source of
protein,
people often don't understand how to
meet these
needs as a vegetarian.
This does not only
meet peoples» food, fodder and fuelwood
needs, but it provides superior energy -
protein output to that obtained from today's monoculture practice of growing high - yielding varieties.
However, food processing tends to diminish the amount of
protein usually found in domestic meats and many other rich
protein sources, which is why most
people fail to
meet their daily BCAA
needs.
The Modified Atkins Diet allows more
protein, still restricts carbs, and is also high in fat but may allow more
protein for
people who can't include cheese and other high - fat dairy as a means for
meeting fat
needs on the ketogenic diet.
It's harder for
people to eat a suitable antioxidant diet if it's the animal foods take take up the space in their plates... Also, a well - balanced vegan diet of whole foods will also
meet the body's
needs for
protein and fat...
She believed plants contained «incomplete
proteins» with insufficient amounts of certain essential amino acids to
meet the
needs of
people.13 As a result of this misunderstanding, she placed great emphasis on combining vegetable foods to create an amino acid pattern which resembles that found in animal foods.
A low calorie Vegan diet can not
meet a
person's
protein needs - esp when you consider that 440 calories of beans and rice only yields 20 grams of
protein.
While most
people on the keto diet
meet their
protein needs through meat, it is definitely possible to
meet your
protein needs with plant - based options (quinoa, spinach, cauliflower, chia seeds, etc.).
«Many seniors, vegan or not, don't
meet their
protein needs... Protein requirements for seniors are at least as high as those for younger people, perhaps slightly
protein needs...
Protein requirements for seniors are at least as high as those for younger people, perhaps slightly
Protein requirements for seniors are at least as high as those for younger
people, perhaps slightly higher.
For the average
person, a balanced diet is the best way to
meet (or even exceed) your daily
protein needs.
«These results suggest that the RDA for
protein may not be adequate to completely
meet the metabolic and physiological
needs of virtually all older
people.