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Further, as you point out, non-animal sources of protein are incomplete unless coupled with grains. Grains are deceptivelly high in calories; a single slice of whole wheat bread is roughly 100 calories (and contain about 4 grams of protein). So, you could have: 1 slice of whole wheat bread & one serving of beans, and get 12 grams of protein and 210 calories. Or you can have 1 serving of light tuna, get 13 grams of protein, for 60 calories. This is why meat is superior for building lean muscle; you can get large amounts of protein while still operating at a caloric deficit. So you can both build muscle and loose weight simultaneously; this is one of the reasons why Keto diets are so effective at rapid weight loss. Quote:
Regarding eggs & the link between dietary cholesterol and heart disease; this is controversial. As the page you linked to so noted, studies on low-carb diets have produced mixed results, including in regards to heart disease.
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