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What is the primary function of protein in the body?
Growth and repair
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Why does the body need protein?
For
growth
and repair of
tissues
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What are some sources of plant-based proteins?
Corn
,
chickpeas
,
beans
,
lentils
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What are some sources of animal-based proteins?
Beef
,
chicken
,
pork
,
cheese
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What is a source of protein categorized as HBV?
Animal foods
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What is a source of protein categorized as LBV?
Plant
foods
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What happens if you do not have enough protein?
Protein deficiency
occurs
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What happens to protein when food is prepared and cooked?
Denaturation
occurs
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What is denaturation in proteins?
Breaking down
protein structure
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What happens if you have too much protein?
Excess
protein builds up
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What is the difference between LBV and HBV proteins?
LBV lacks some essential
amino acids
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What are essential amino acids?
Amino
acids
the
body
cannot
produce
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What is meant by protein complementation?
Combining different
protein sources
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If you combine LBV and HBV proteins, what is the benefit?
Complete
amino acid
profile
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What is the equation for combining LBV and HBV proteins?
LBV +
LBV
=
HBV
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How can you ensure adequate protein intake on a vegetarian diet?
Combine different
plant protein
sources
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What are the key differences between LBV and HBV proteins?
LBV (
Low Biological Value
):
Lacks some
essential amino acids
Mostly found in plant foods
HBV (
High Biological Value
):
Contains all essential amino acids
Mostly found in animal foods
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What are the consequences of protein deficiency and excess?
Protein deficiency:
Impaired growth and
repair
Muscle wasting
Protein excess:
Potential
kidney
strain
Increased fat storage
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What is protein denaturation and its significance?
Denaturation:
Process of
breaking down
protein structure
Important for
digestion
and absorption
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How can protein complementation benefit a diet?
Provides a complete
amino acid
profile
Enhances
nutritional
value of meals
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