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How much protein should you eat?

Paul Saladino1m · 2024-09-23

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✓Well SupportedA protein intake of 1 gram per pound of bodyweight is considered healthy and not excessive.✓Well SupportedA 120 lb woman should consume approximately 120g of protein daily, achievable through a diet including eggs, Parmesan cheese, raw milk, and burger patties.◐Partially SupportedA 200 lb NFL linebacker might consume 200g of protein daily from various sources.✓Well SupportedHigher protein intake is associated with increased activity and better health.Partially Supported

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A 160 lb man should consume approximately 160g of protein daily, achievable through a diet including additional raw milk, eggs, and red meat or other protein sources.