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Protein from foods
Hello Sir/Ma'am,
I have uric acid and cholesterol on the higher side. I also have neuromuscular problem for which doctor advised me to eat more protein foods.
My question is- What are the good protein sources of food that I can eat so to make my muscles stronger and also eating these protein foods doesn't increase my cholesterol and uric acid.
Please do let me know.
Kind Regards,
Manas Medhi.
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Plant based proteins would be advisable for your condition.
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Egg white, toned milk, whey protein and there are other rich source of protein
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Egg white
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