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Animal Vs. Plant Protein: Which One Is Better For Your Bones And Joints


Your bones and joints need protein to stay strong and healthy as you age. Both animal proteins (like meat and dairy) and plant proteins (like beans and tofu) offer different benefits for your skeletal ... Read More

Whey vs. Plant Protein: Which Is Better for Your Muscle Growth?


Plant proteins are made from plant-based sources like peas or soy, while whey protein is milk-based. Find out which is better for muscle growth and digestion. Read More

Black Beans vs. Pinto Beans: Which Are Better for Protein and Fiber?


Black and pinto beans are two of the most commonly purchased types of legumes in the United States. Both are rich in protein and fiber. Read More

FUELED WELLNESS + NUTRITION | Animal vs. Plant Protein – what’s best for you?


NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Steak or salmon – or chickpeas? Greek yogurt or protein powder? In Wednesday’s FUELED Wellness + Nutrition, we demystify essential amino acids and protein sources – including the ... Read More

Whey Protein vs. Plant Protein: Which Is Better for Muscle Building and Digestion?


Whey is a milk protein that’s processed into powder. Plant-based protein comes from sources like soy, pea, rice, hemp, or pumpkin seeds. Both whey and plant protein can help build and keep muscle. Read More

Eating Meat Not Associated With Higher Risk of Early Death, Study Finds


Share on Pinterest A new study suggests that eating meat could slightly lower cancer-related death risk. Davide Illini/Stocksy United A new study has found no increased death risk from eating plant or ... Read More


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