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Protein: Everyday Food Sources
Explore food-first protein choices and what to look for when comparing protein product labels.
What is protein?
Protein is a macronutrient composed of amino acids. Needs vary by age, activity and individual circumstances.
Everyday sources
Beans, lentils, eggs, dairy, fish, meat and soy foods are among common dietary protein sources.
Reading protein labels
Compare protein per serving along with total calories, sugars, allergens, portion size and other ingredients.
No single perfect product
Food patterns and individual needs matter more than promotional claims about one product.
Sources and further reading
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