Protein.need help with it?



Check out a few protein estimates (compliments of The Harvard School of Public Health and Northwestern University).

Meats
Beef (6 oz.) – 54 grams
Turkey, breast (6 oz.) – 51.4 grams
Pork Chop (6 oz.) 49 grams
Turkey, dark meat (6 oz.) – 48.6 grams
Hamburger (6 oz.) – 48.6 grams
Chicken, dark meat (6 oz.) – 47.2 grams
Tuna (6 oz.) – 40.1 grams
Chicken, breast (6 oz.) – 37.8 grams
Salmon (6 oz.) – 33.6 grams

Dairy/Eggs
Cottage cheese (1 cup) – 28.1 grams
Yogurt, low fat (1 cup) – 10.7 grams
Skim milk (1 cup) – 8.3 grams
Whole milk (1 cup) – 8 grams
American cheese (1 oz.) – 7 grams
Soymilk (6 oz.) – 6.7 grams
Egg (1 large) – 6.3 grams

Beans and Legumes, Nuts
Tofu (6 oz.) – 13.8 grams
Peanut Butter (2 Tbsp.) – 8.1 grams
Almond Butter (2 Tbsp.) – 7 grams
Lentils (1/2 cup) – 9 grams
Split Peas (1/2 cup) – 8.1 grams
Kidney Beans (1/2 cup) – 7.6 grams
Sesame Seeds (1 oz.) – 7.5 grams
Black Beans (1/2 cup) – 7.5 grams

Fruits and Vegetables
Orange (large) – 1.7 grams
Banana (medium) – 1.2 grams
Green Beans (1/2 cup) – 1 gram
Carrots (1/2 cup) – .8 gram
Apple (large) – 0 grams

By a scientific study of protein, we, as humans, need atleast 150 grams per day, what vitamins and crap should I take so I can reach the needed amount?
I eat meat at this time, curious about the vegan/vegetarian lifestyle.



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3 comments a "Protein.need help with it?"

None.
You can easily get all of the protein you need for the day with the classic, yet noneffective, 3 meals a day.
Going vegetarian is not the way to go.

Hey guy, can you please quote the study you’re referring to about 150 g of protein per day? I may be wrong, but this study sounds very, very outdated. By recent accounts, even Olympic athletes don’t need 150g of protein a day. The liver and kidneys would also be put under huge strain trying to deal with this amount of protein.

150 grams per day? Are you high? That’s the problem in this country: people are frickin’ protein obsessed. That much protein will leave you with osteoporosis and damaged kidneys. You need only 0.36 grams per pound of body weight, and there’s a healthy margin built into that calculation.

Most meat eaters in the US get 2-4 times the needed amount of protein, and even vegetarians in the developed world typically exceed their daily requirement. Protein is in food, your list clearly shows that. Eat plenty of whole grains, soy foods, beans and other legumes, nuts, seeds, fruits and vegetables. Get enough calories to meet your energy needs. You will not need a protein supplement.

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