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I need help finding vegatable protein

georgejennison
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I'm reading the a recent book titled The China Study and as a result am looking for ways to find sources of protein from vagatables. Can anyone point me to a good resource? Beans, Tofu, I get it, but what else?
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Beans, beans and more beans.0
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Quinoa, although, I do not think it falls under veg.0
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Any kind of nut is a great source of protein.0
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Nuts and seeds are good sources of protein, Soy (tofu, soya yoghurt, soy beans edemame beans) are a great protein source.
Some vegetables including broccoli, cabbage, brussels sprouts, mustard greens - basically brasiccas and dark green vegetables.
Lots of grains including rice, buckwheat, rye, wild rice, quinoa.0
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