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Protein diet
I am pure veg. I think i m not taking enough protein daily to grow muscles. I don't want to take supplements. So can i eat daily soyabean and chana flour chapaties mixed with whole wheat flour. I heard that eating daily soyabean can harm kidneys. What can i do?
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Hi. There are many other veg protein options you can look into why only soyabean. U can have paneer, tofu, quinoa, milk, channa etc. So you can alternate any of these once in a while and consume. In case u want a high protein diet chart you can consult me personally. Hope this hepls
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Ms. Nisha Singh
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Hi, hope you are well. Soybean is a food product which research shows conflicting reports about its effect on the body. My advice would so be to avoid soya and its products completely. You can increase the protein intake by increasing the consumption of milk, paneer, curd, chana roasted or boiled, rajma, nuts, sprouts, make roti atta with mix of ragi, chana flour, bajra and jowar flour with wheat flour. Peanut butter is also a good source. Drink lots of fluid to remove the toxic by products in the body. Hope this helps.
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