Quantity of protein depends on your intensity of wrkout and what is your weight and height , your meals , chat directly for better guidance and results
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Before prescribing diet plan I need to know proper information like urs medical history Family history etc.
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1- 1.5 gm/ kg weight day.
Depends on your current weight
Please take direct consultation and provide your full information like your eating habits, diet recall.medical history etc i need to know before planing diet
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The protein required by the body should be in range 1-1.5gm per kg body weight.
It depends on the activity Level of person.
You should take a protein after your workout to repair the muscle tear during the workout.
But you don't have to take protein supplement, you can go for a Natural sources of protein.
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