Where to Get the Best Proteins
For a healthy diet is advised that plant proteins are at least 50% of the total. Is one more reason not to abuse meat and stop eating every day.
1. The 20% rule. A simple rule to make proteins is sufficient to provide from 10 to 20% of total calories. But 10% is usually sufficient. Due to nitrogen, protein excess fuel are a “dirty” for the body, mcuh less effective than carbohydrate.
2. The egg provides protein more similar to those required by the human body followed by milk (which, incidentally, has only a 3.3% protein) and this similarity makes it likely to induce allergies in susceptible persons. Legumes are richer in plant food proteins, but are low in tryptophan and sulfur amino acids, but are proportionally rich in lysine (except wheat germ). Nuts tend to be poor in isoleucine and lysine, and tryptophan-rich general. Dairy products are rich in lysine and isoleucine enough. Fish, such as legumes, lysine provides in abundance.
The ranking of proteins:
As% of weight
* Stockfish: 79
* Soy, Lupin: 37
* Parmesan cheese: 35
* Peanut: 26
* Lentils: 24
* Lean meats: 20
* Chickpeas, beans: 19
* Halibut, Sardine: 20
* Almond: 19
* Fish balnco
* Queso de Burgos: 15
* Pasta: 13
* Egg: 13
* Oats: 13
* Pan: 8