In addition to eating meat, milk, and eggs, what other foods are high in protein?

Abstract: More and more studies have shown that eating too much meat has become the number one cause of chronic diseases. Doctors, nutritionists, and health professionals are advocating that people with chronic diseases must reduce their meat consumption.

This inevitably arouses everyone's concern that if you do not eat meat and protein, it will not be enough. In fact, in nature, plant foods are also rich in protein, and compared to meat, they have very little fat content, but a lot of vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber. As long as we learn to match them, even if they are vegan, there is no shortage of them. Protein, here are 6 categories of plant foods that are rich in protein, especially for the chronic disease group, for reference. 

Keywords: protein, soy products, food 

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1. Dried beans

Among plant foods, beans are already very familiar high-protein foods. In the case of dried beans, the average protein ratio is almost higher than that of meat. If calculated according to the weight of each 100 grams of dried beans, the protein content of our common season beans is as follows: 

Soybeans: 35 grams 

Black beans: 36 grams 

Mung beans: 21 grams 

Red beans: 20 grams 

If you want to get enough protein from beans, I recommend mung beans and red beans the most. The reason is that although soybeans and black beans have high protein content, it is usually difficult for us to eat 100 grams of dried beans at one time, because these two kinds of beans can also easily cause gas in the intestines, leading to bloating, excessive farts, etc. symptom.

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