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What is a good way to incorporate lean protein into your diet without the calories?
Hi everyone! I am a 27 years old, "which back to the gym just "mom. I do enough exercise, ie cycling to and from work every day (about 1 hour / day in total) running 2-3 miles 4 nights a week and lifting weights at home for about 35-40 minutes 3-4 nights a week. I'm trying to get a good tone, but it is difficult to include lean protein in my diet without the calories (still have about 15 pounds to lose). Does anyone have any ideas how I can do this, and about how much protein you should consume per day (without resorting to supplements, if possible)? Not to sound Ms. Universe, but it would be good have a good degree of muscle tone. Thank you very much in advance!
long, the basic rule for daily protein intake is one gram of protein weight per kilogram (kg or kg. is equal to 2.2 pounds). This would be about 50 grams per day for a person of 110 pounds and about 70 grams of 154. In As for lean protein … any food you eat will have calories, but GREAT lean protein with the minimum calories are: turkey, chicken, venison and buffalo (buffalo is difficult to find, but it's so good … no "gamey" tasting). In addition, the lean tuna and other fish. You will Be careful with some fish due to its mercury content, but it is "chunk light" tuna is fine. You have to becareful with tuna, swordfish, Sashimi grade tuna and they are all high levels of mercury and the need to stick to maybe 2-3 times a month for women.
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