High-protein
diets have become a popular way to lose weight because studies indicate that
protein satisfies hunger better than fat or carbohydrates. These are child
specific, as the majority of calorie intake from foods rich in protein such as
red meat, fish, eggs, poultry and cheeses, while foods rich in carbohydrates
and fats consumed in avoiding or lesser extent.
Participants
of the study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition report the
same level of satisfaction, reduced feeling of hunger and weight loss when fat
was reduced to 20% of the total calories in their diet, and protein content
increased to 30%, while the proportion of carbohydrates was 50%. Study
participants consumed about 440 fewer calories a day by following this high
protein diet.
Another
study, published in the Journal of Nutrition , showed that a high protein diet
combined with exercise accelerates the loss of body mass and improves the lipid
profile. It can be concluded that the high-protein diet helps people
effectively control appetite and calorie intake.
Diets that
contain more protein, a mild amount of carbohydrates, along with a lifestyle
that includes regular exercise, experts responsible for reducing levels of
blood fats and maintain slimness. It is not entirely clear why the protein
decreases appetite. It is assumed that the reason for the impact of certain
proteins on hunger hormones and chemical reactions in the brain, but it's not
safe.
Additional
studies are needed before experts can give people the sole recommendation to
increase the level of protein in the diet, according to the American Dietetic
Association.
How much do
you need?
protein we
need in all stages of life for various bodily functions. The principal
component of all cells, including muscle and bone, is required for growth,
development and the immune system to combat infection and protect the body.
The daily
recommendation for protein intake allows a huge range - between 10% and 35% of
total calories for a normal, healthy adult. For example, for a child that
involves entering the 1800 calories you could consume without worry of 45 grams
(or 10% of calories) and 218 grams (35%) of protein a day.
Most people
consume 10% of daily calories from protein would not pose a problem, but 35%
would have been a challenge.
Taking into
account the above, the question arises whether it is possible to eat too much
protein? For healthy people there are dangers that are associated with high
levels of protein. Caution is recommended for people who have some sort of
kidney disease. Consuming too much protein load on the kidneys, which can
worsen the condition of people who already have kidney problems.
To enable a
positive effect of weight loss, experts suggest that approximately 120 grams of
protein a day. Do you want to increase your protein intake, do it slowly,
within a week.
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