Proteins Needed For All Cells and Tissues, Hormone Production, Immune System, and All Organs

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Proteins are very important for overall health. Not getting enough protein can make you sick, but for most people in US it is not a problem. The amount of protein you need is between 50 to 90 grams per day. Animal proteins have all the essential amino acids, while a combination of plants (rice and beans) is necessary to provide a complete combination of essential amino acids. Read more…

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  1. thank you for the information
    This is very useful for me

    regard :)

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