What 200g of Protein Looks Like


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The most chronically under-eaten macronutrient is definitely protein. And people often underestimate how much protein they eat.

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  1. @lukasa6374
    @lukasa6374 says:

    Keep in mind the protein from other sources may be little per calorie but it adds up. All the rice, vegetables , nuts etc is also adding to your daily protein intake, you dont only get it from "protein sources" like chicken and whey.

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  2. @humanitiesbaba12th
    @humanitiesbaba12th says:

    🦋LOW BUDGET PROTEIN SOURCES🦋

    Black Sesame Seed : 19gm protein per 100g
    Chickpeas ~ 19gm protein per 100g
    Soya Chunks : 52gm protein per 100g
    Panneer ~ 18gm protein per 100g
    Horsegram ~ 22gm protein per 100g
    Black chickpeas ~ 20gm protein per 100g

    Total ~ 150gm protein + once more eat soya , so 150+52 = 202gm protein.

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  3. @bobbyfisher7918
    @bobbyfisher7918 says:

    2 containers of tofu. Per package each contains about 40-50 grams of protein. Coupled with pea protein and another protein(combine for 55 grams) for flavor 2 shakes will get you right at 200+ protein instead of eating cholesterol. Just saying 🤷🏿‍♂️

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  4. @JustSendMeLocationPlease
    @JustSendMeLocationPlease says:

    You really don’t even need that much. 1g of protein per pound of body weight if you train like 5-6 days a week.

    0.8-0.9g of protein per pound if you’re moderately active.

    A lot of dudes can get away with 120-130 a day and that’s a lot easier and cheaper than 200 grams. Especially for you guys out there that are on a budget.

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