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5 Best Protein Sources For Women Who Want To Lose Weight

15 October 2014 by Australian Women Online

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A lot of women don’t realise just how much protein they need for optimal health. It varies from woman to woman, however the average is roughly 46 grams of protein a day but it can be up to 71 grams! There are many sources for you to gain protein, but what’s the best one for a woman trying to lose weight? These are the top five sources.

Protein Supplements

Protein supplements are great for helping people to lose weight. A lot of women are wary of the fact that some people use supplements to “bulk up”. This shouldn’t be of any concern. When used in moderation, protein supplements work wonders for women! If you’ve never used them before, there are plenty of great online stores such as http://secondtononenutrition.com that have a whole load of information on a wide range of products.

Protein Shakes

Protein shakes work in the same way that supplements do, they just come in a yummy milkshake-like form! They can be used in either a meal replacement method or as an add-on to your healthy food choices!

Lean Meat

Lean meats, fish and chicken are all very high in protein and are a great way for your body to naturally get the protein that it needs. Remember that simply eating these foods isn’t enough. You have to eat them healthily – with veggies instead of chips! A good work out after a big meal also helps in the weight loss battle.

Dairy and Soy Products

Dairy products are very high in protein and always a good idea when trying to lose weight and get healthy. If you’re allergic to dairy, or chose not to eat it for religious or personal beliefs, soy products are just as good! A big glass of milk (or soy milk) in the morning is a great way to start the day – or to start a work out!

Nuts and Whole Grains

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For the vegetarians and vegans out there who don’t eat meat or dairy (and don’t feel like soy is enough), be sure to make the most out of nuts and whole grain products. When there’s a choice of white bread or whole grain bread, you know which you should be choosing! Instead of snacking on some chips or chocolate when you get hungry, whip out the good ol’ cashews instead! It might not be as satisfying when you’ve got the munchies, but it’ll definitely benefit you in the end!

There are so many ways for you to get good protein on a daily basis. Make sure you definitely do so because it’s so beneficial to your weight loss journey! If you choose the protein supplements or shakes path, remember to take or drink them before your work out. It’ll also help to give you great energy so you can really kick some butt at the gym and show all those big, muscly men how it’s really done!

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