Proteins in meat/Fish/eggs/Diary vs oatmeal etc
dagmjohansendagdag123
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So i count all my calories.. And i eat like 300g chicken/Turkey/Salmon an day and 3 eggs everyday..
But i also eat oatmeal, whole grain rice etc.. Is the proteins in Oatmeal, and whole grain rice proteins that i should count when i do my calories? Cuz they don't contain the full range of amino acids..??
But i also eat oatmeal, whole grain rice etc.. Is the proteins in Oatmeal, and whole grain rice proteins that i should count when i do my calories? Cuz they don't contain the full range of amino acids..??
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Yes.0
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You should count all protein you eat. Just because it is incomplete protein is not of consequence unless you are always eating incomplete protein, even then it is more a matter that the amino acids that are missing are ones that your body cannot produce itself leading to long term deficiencies. Since you eat meat, that is not something you need to take into account.0
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Is this crileysowner wrote: »You should count all protein you eat. Just because it is incomplete protein is not of consequence unless you are always eating incomplete protein, even then it is more a matter that the amino acids that are missing are ones that your body cannot produce itself leading to long term deficiencies. Since you eat meat, that is not something you need to take into account.
and this coming from a cat?
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Has to do with branched aminos and essential aminos. The profiles are different.0
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dagmjohansendagdag123 wrote: »So i count all my calories.. And i eat like 300g chicken/Turkey/Salmon an day and 3 eggs everyday..
But i also eat oatmeal, whole grain rice etc.. Is the proteins in Oatmeal, and whole grain rice proteins that i should count when i do my calories? Cuz they don't contain the full range of amino acids..??
Yep. Count everything.
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dagmjohansendagdag123 wrote: »Is this crileysowner wrote: »You should count all protein you eat. Just because it is incomplete protein is not of consequence unless you are always eating incomplete protein, even then it is more a matter that the amino acids that are missing are ones that your body cannot produce itself leading to long term deficiencies. Since you eat meat, that is not something you need to take into account.
and this coming from a cat?
You will find all kinds of creatures on MFP.0
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