5. Spirulina (≈ 28–30 g)
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up to almost three times the protein of eggs,
Highly bioavailable protein (easily utilized by the body)
It contains phycocyanin, a compound with an
anti-inflammatory effect that protects the muscle.
How to use it: 1 teaspoon a
Pageday in smoothies, oatmeal, energy balls or mixed in a little yogurt. You don’t need to consume large quantities.
4. Hemp seeds (≈ 30–35 g)
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provide complete protein with a very balanced amino acid profile,
they bring omega-3 and GLA, anti-inflammatory fats that take care of joints and heart,
They are easy to digest, even in delicate stomachs.
How to use them: raw over salads, vegetables, yogurt, oatmeal, or smoothies. It is not advisable to cook them over high heat so as not to lose their beneficial oils.
3. Seitan (≈ 35–40 g)
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Seitan is concentrated wheat gluten:
amounts of protein comparable to leaner meat,
very low in fat and carbohydrates,
texture similar to meat, ideal for those who want to
reduce meat but continue to eat “hearty” dishes.
How to use it: In sautéedstrips, grilled, in stews, tacos, skewers or stews. Important: not suitable for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.
2. Parmesan cheese (≈ 38–42 g)
The aged Parmesan:
concentrates a lot of protein in a small volume,
When cured, its proteins are partially “pre-digested”, which facilitates absorption,
It is very rich in leucine, the amino acid that triggers the muscle-building signal.
