Sentences with phrase «typically get my protein»

I typically get my protein in the morning from collagen.

I typically get my protein through tuna, protein bars, chocolate soy milk and peanut butter.

I typically get my protein with a shake, tuna, chicken or string cheese.

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It is typically less expensive to get preselected information about the 20,000 or so genes that make up a person's exome — the section of the genome that provides instructions for making proteins — than to perform a more precision - oriented test that targets a single gene.

The researchers learned that, to get into cells, plutonium acts like a «Trojan horse,» duping a special membrane protein that is typically responsible for taking up iron.

«Pre - and post-workout snacking doesn't vary that much... we generally recommend about 15 to 25 grams of protein and one gram of carbs per kilogram of body weight after a heavy training session — our bodies don't use any more than 25 grams of protein in recovery and any extra will typically get stored as body weight.»

I typically break fast, and by the time I get the carbs and protein from my first meal, I usually have a fantastically energized workout.»

As expected, Western diets are very deficient in vitamin K2 and although we typically get enough vitamin k to prevent bleeding disorders we don't get enough K2 to optimally run these important proteins that regulate calcium deposition.

Coz vegetarian - vegan diet's typically are packed with 60 to 80 % carbohydrates for that 20 to 25 % of protein you get.

Marna Thall: So I'm hungry, so I — I get up and I got out and typically that looks like potent — you know, sometimes it's a couple legs, sometimes it's gonna be still cut outs and I throw in some protein powder.

But typically if you're going on a low carbohydrate diet, you're eating vegetables, primarily your green veggies, you're eating high quality fat and high quality protein and you got ta be careful especially if you're trying to be Ketogenic not going too high on the protein because protein can be gluconeogenic.

To build lean muscle while burning fat, you'll typically need to work more carbs into your macro ratio so you have enough energy to get you through weightlifting sessions and enough protein to build muscles.

So if you typically skip breakfast of if you're trying to get in the habit of eating a breakfast, think eggs and other high protein options.

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.

I typically get only 150g of protein per day, mostly from legumes.

Don't get me wrong, there is yoghurt a plenty in Sweden, but the thick Greek or Turkish style yoghurts are typically around 10 % fat (I can find as low as 3.5 %) and 6 % protein, which isn't what I'm after for daily consumption.

Fortunately, on my WFPD of about 2000 calories per day, I typically get 70 - 80 grams of protein, and easily exceed RDAs for each essential amino acid.

And to get adequate proteins at least you have to get to do a lot of food combining, which tends to, you know, to get an adequate amount of protein and being a vegetarian, and not doing protein powders, you typically have to get at least 250 to 300 grams of carbohydrate a day.

Like you said, most of the patients that we see, we run this salivary cortisol rhythm test and again, a salivary cortisol rhythm is looking at the free fraction of your cortisol so I know a lot of people may get confused because they may have had their conventional doctor run a cortisol and that's typically via blood and blood primarily, actually it's only testing for cortisol, the serum, the protein - bound cortisol.

But if you look at the average person's diet, you'll notice that they typically overeat in carbs and fats but don't get enough protein.

Cats should be eating a diet that is as close to what they would be eating in the wild which is protein and vitamins that they would typically get from their prey (usually found from organ consumption).

«cats should be eating a diet that is as close to what they would be eating in the wild which is protein and vitamins that they would typically get from their prey (usually found from organ consumption)»

I talked to my vet and they said it is because if the new food and the fact that the puppy food is so high in protein that if your dog can't use all the protein then they typically get liquidy stools.

Because dry food is typically cooked with plenty of real meat for protein, healthy fats and carbohydrates, and added fruits and vegetables, eating the perfect amount of nutrients and calories for nourishment just got easier.