Protein is highly satiating, helping you to feel more satisfied after eating than if you were to, say, have a bunch of carbs.

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Getting enough fiber and protein, along with strength training twice a week, is important for long-term health.

The RDA for protein is a minimum, so it's good to get more! People who exercise, who are losing weight, who are pregnant, or ...

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Animal sources include poultry, beef, dairy, seafood, and eggs, while plant sources include tofu, beans, nuts, vegetables, ...

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