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Plant vs animal sources of protein

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HexLife Explorervor 10 Monaten

I can cherrypick too! 30g of protein each Seitan 145kcal Tofu 275kcal Tempeh 305kcal Lentils 385kcal = 1110kcal Bacon 440kcal Salami 540kcal SPAM 725kcal Bologna 800kcal = 2505kcal

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Gavinvor 10 Monaten

I wonder why he left out seitan, must be because it goes completely against what he's trying to prove.

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ALEvor 10 Monaten

yeap! here's the list

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Digiveilvor 10 Monaten

Poor dude spent so much money on food he can't afford clothes

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Zygfrid🌎vor 10 Monaten

Does this diet make us bald too?

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Federico R. T. Ferrarivor 10 Monaten

Shall we discuss the land and water impact of the protein amount?

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ReySwordvor 10 Monaten

how is the left side only 900 kalories, when the eggs alone are like 750 kalories? does not add up

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Manuel A.R.C. 🇳🇪vor 10 Monaten

And what kind of protein makes you more bald?

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Cosmic Stanzavor 10 Monaten

The difference in different foods before and after humans

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🜲vor 10 Monaten

Highest protein foods

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Koya 🥩🌞📚vor 10 Monaten

The plants have carbs, incomplete proteins but also raises insulin which no matter how much you eat, you’ll be hungry again in few hours.

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Casey Moorevor 10 Monaten

Don’t forget the 💉 he’s taking

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Logicvor 10 Monaten

Its even worse than that. You need about 3 times as much protein in plant due to bioavailability loss with plant protein. As he mentions it also means many, many more calories and carbs.

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Global Indexvor 10 Monaten

this is the coolest food presentation i’ve ever seen

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dawn 🌱🥕 🐰 Ⓥvor 10 Monaten

But you need carbs for energy.

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Potatovor 10 Monaten

99% he's just wrong. Lentils have 20-30g of proteins per 100g, the numbers don't add up for the others too.

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Vie |TLOASGvor 10 Monaten

Would rather workout harder than eat carcases but that's just me I guess 🫡

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riⓋer HaoshokuVeganvor 10 Monaten

all you do is expose your own stupidity and bias

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fernandovor 10 Monaten

It goes without saying that meat contains all the chemicals injected into animals like cows to make them bigger and more profitable—chemicals that end up in our bodies. It's good to eat both types of protein, but animal protein should be consumed in much smaller quantities

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Rvor 10 Monaten

All the Protein bros should once go listen to Mike Mentzer's opinion about a proper diet composition. Your body does need protein, but simping so hard for it isn't good.

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kvor 10 Monaten

No intelligent person is using peanut butter for their source of protein. Most serious vegetarians/vegans use seitan which is like 93/7 beef

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Hitesh Wadhwanivor 10 Monaten

Plant = cleaner, greener Animal = complete, powerful Best gains come from balance #Nutrition #Protein

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Marko 🌱vor 10 Monaten

Why did u compare soft tofu, peanut butter and quinoa? I eat soy meal which has 60g protein in 100g. Why did u not list any possible side effects of eating meat and dairy? U cant deny science

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💪🎭..Rai ji..💪🎭vor 10 Monaten

Lmao anyone who has ever had tofu knows that is not 30g of protein. That is 80g of protein. Unless he is acting like that’s Silken tofu (it’s not)

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Dustin Etzelvor 10 Monaten

100% of Cows and Chickens say your wrong

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Neeraj Bhardwaj | Hotel Resort Realtor Pan Indiavor 10 Monaten

Better mixed these veg and Non veg foods in your daily diet. Because you need calories too

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scorp_ Make 1984 Fiction Again 🌿 Ⓥ vor 10 Monaten

hard to take someone that has to get naked before taping seriously.

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Jordan Cruyffvor 10 Monaten

Who the fuck is eating quinoa for it protein content though?

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Jack Scarizzyvor 10 Monaten

Plant protein isn’t real

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Patrick Sercelvor 10 Monaten

Plant based protein concentrates solve this problem.

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Lukaszvor 10 Monaten

if I eat enough protein, must I still go to the gym?

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BlackstarLivvy🏴vor 10 Monaten

Quinoa is not an alternative protein source it's an alternative healthier carb Lentils are there to thicken curry's, soups, and the such. and peanut butter is a fat and sugar source. like og no my lentil pasta is not as proteen dense as a stake! no shit it's a type of pasta!

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