Sentences with phrase «same need for protein»

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However, for proteins (remember the odds of just one protein) to exist requires that RNA (ribonucleic acid) also exist at the same time and in the same place, for RNA is needed to make proteins, yet proteins are involved in the production of RNA.

A human liver cell contains the same DNA as a brain cell, yet somehow it knows to code only those proteins needed for the functioning of the liver.

People working in biomanufacturing need to be prepared for inspections by the US Food and Drug Administration and the European Medical Evaluation Agency designed to ensure that mass - produced proteins are of the same quality as those used in clinical trials.

And among lab animals, rats are considered particularly relevant to human cancer studies because they need the same nutrients and proportion of protein for maximal growth as humans.

If you wanted to do the same but used soy instead of egg protein, you'd probably need about fifty grams of it for the same effect.

After nearly 14 years of being a vegetarian my husband and I came to the same conclusion, separately, that we needed to include some animal protein in our diet for the health our children and ourselves.

No need to complicate this, just be sure you eat carbs along with protein at your post-exercise meal, for the same reason you want to eat them in the morning.

To provide further evidence that the negative effects of the low - casein diets were not limited to very young animals with unusually high needs for protein, Campbell found that the apparent loss of the ability to repair damaged tissue occurred when the 20 % casein diet was fed during the promotion period, the same period during which it protected against the growth of pre-cancerous lesions.

So if activity level goes up and more of the same 10 % or higher diet is consumed to meet the higher calorie needs, then the additional protein needed for the higher activity level comes along automatically.

Generally the vitamins needed to produce a nutrient (carbs, fat, or protein) in a plant or animal are the same ones we need to break it down for energy, and the whole food tends to supply them.

You typically need to combine several foods at the same meal to get complete protein, and having this done for you in a powder is a convenience which is hard to overlook.

Even though Asian pears have a shape and texture similar to apples (round with a rough, spotted skin), they have the same nutritional profile as regular pears; high in fiber, potassium and vitamin K. Combining these sweet fruits with hemp protein and cashews (full of the «good fat» your body needs), along with bok choy and applesauce, creates a nutrient - dense snack that will keep you full for hours.

One last thing, for mixing and matching, you need to eat the complimentary proteins sometime in the same day.

We need the amino acids for the immune system but at the same time we don't want to overstimulated M2O or we also don't want that gluconeogenesis process or the protein; amino - protein is broken down into glucose and elevate blood sugar.

About plant protein: test on growing children in the last century and during the second war showed that children can grow with animal protein or plants, but for plants, they needed to combine different plants sources or the child's was sick and not grow properly.just few plants can do it alone same soy, potato..

Mike I need help I am 147 lbs 33 % body fat and the person unworn with insists on no carbs I eat eggs and veggies in the morning, then protein drink for a snack, chicken veggie lunch, dinner same but change the meat and veggie.

Your lap dog doesn't need the same amount of protein as a hunting dog does, for example, but they do best with a 25 percent protein content in their food.

For example, a puppy who is growing needs about 22 % protein and an adult dog of the same breed would require about 18 % protein.

I'd also double check the recommended protein / carb / fat balance for a puppy — what puppies need and what adult dogs need aren't the same, so you might need to tweak the homemade food recipes to add or subtract rice and other carb sources to make the ratios right for a puppy.

Though your dog certainly does not need to eat animal protein in order to stay healthy (as long as they get all of the essential amino acids, it doesn't matter if they eat them in the same meal), meat is often a convenient source of protein for physically active dogs.

It's got the same nutritional goodness of other Blue Buffalo pet foods except that Life Protection is especially formulated for pets that may have a special need for lower levels of protein.

Look for brands that offer a variety of protein options in their recipes — for example, with Merrick you can rotate between proteins quite easily as our base recipes are the same, so your pet doesn't need the extra time to transition between foods.