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Soy protein consumption
Can I take soy protein two times a day? One sachet approx.20g? Is it ok? 15g of protein,is it ok?...
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Hello! 1 teaspoon(5gm)is ok.
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Soya protei  is good for bone health, maintaining glucose levels as well. Soya powders are also available in jars as well.
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Gud afternoon pls, share for which specific health condition u want to gather this information. Yes 15g protein is ok.
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Hi Sir Soya proteins twice a day is not recommended. We should always have a diverse approach towards meals . Add curd , cheese , chicken , fish , dal and sprouts in each meals. Amino acids must be taken from different sources to balance protein requirements
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Yes you can take 1 or 2 sachets depending on your protein needs. You need 0.8-1 gram protein per kilogram of your body weight. If you’re not able to meet requirements through diet, take a supplement
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Do not consume for upto 6 hours after thyroid medication , if on that
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You can take 15gm of soya !kindly contact further details through Practo app
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