Ok yes thats true. THe muscle breaks down and when it is rebuilt with amino acids and what not the protein comes back in bigger clumps and as a product you become "stronger"
Cyan that sounds right to me.
A food that contains only seven amino acids is an <u>"incomplete protein".</u>
Plant foods are viewed as deficient proteins since they are low or ailing in at least one of the amino acids we have to assemble cells.
Incomplete proteins found in plant foods can be combined to make a total protein. When in doubt, grains, oats, nuts, or seeds can be eaten together with dried beans, dried peas, lentils, peanuts or nutty spread. Precedents of these blends incorporate nutty spread on wheat bread, rice and beans, and split pea soup with corncake. Inadequate proteins found in plant foods can likewise be joined with little measures of creature foods to make a total protein. Precedents incorporate macaroni and cheddar, and tuna noodle casserole.
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