Protein is vital to
your health and crucial to all your body's physiological functions. Consider it
the fuel you need to keep all parts of your engine running optimally and on
time. Protein can be found in a wide array of foods. Learn how to choose wisely.
Eating the Right
Amount
There is no hard and
fast way to measure your required protein intake - but rather, there are a few:
by percentage of calories, by weight and by age. This may be confusing, but the
end numbers for all measures are not so much conflicting as they are
inclusionary.
The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA)
change with age:
Infants require about
10 grams a day.
Teenage boys need up
to 52 grams a day.
Teenage girls need 46
grams a day.
Adult men need about
56 grams a day.
Adult women need
about 46 grams a day.
Pregnant or lactating
women need about 71 grams a day.
Typically, good
sources of protein include:
Meats, poultry, and
fish
Milk and dairy
products
Eggs
Tofu
Legumes (dry beans
and peas)
12 oz. (1½ cup) skim
milk
3 scoops vanilla
protein powder
1tsp vanilla extract
12 oz. (1½ cup) skim milk
3 scoops vanilla
protein powder
1¼ cup coffee
Ice (optional)
12 oz. (1½ cup) skim
milk
3 scoops vanilla
protein powder
1½ Tbsp sugar-free
Strawberry gelatin powder
Ice (optional)
i just have any one
of these in morning with my break fast and good to go
let me know if you
want to know some more protein rich dishes
don't forget keep it
healthy
love,
Aaisha.........
love,
Aaisha.........
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