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"The body can only absorb 30g protein per meal" is an invented myth to sell protein powders
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erm, source?
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>>50
i asked google ai!
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>>49 (OP)
Kefir is way better than whey protein. More digestible.
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is it true?
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>>104
Ask grok
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>make an extraordinary claim
>doesn't provide any source or comments about it
>leaves

We did it plebbit
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>>49 (OP)
I kinda agree. Companies are putting protein powder/suplements in every meal lately so they can get retards to buy those. Just eat eggs, chicken and steak. I got tired of protein powders a long time ago. Also, prices are soaring lately.
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>>124
Lately I saw some milk "with extra protein" they were selling. Twice the price of a regular litre, for less than twice of the rpotein content (1L has 30g of protein, this one claims to have 52g)

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"The body can only absorb 30g protein per meal" is an invented myth to sell protein powders
>>103>>124
erm, source?
>>51
>>50
i asked google ai!
>>49 (OP)
Kefir is way better than whey protein. More digestible.
is it true?
>>105
>>104
Ask grok
>make an extraordinary claim
>doesn't provide any source or comments about it
>leaves

We did it plebbit
>>49 (OP)
I kinda agree. Companies are putting protein powder/suplements in every meal lately so they can get retards to buy those. Just eat eggs, chicken and steak. I got tired of protein powders a long time ago. Also, prices are soaring lately.
>>136
>>124
Lately I saw some milk "with extra protein" they were selling. Twice the price of a regular litre, for less than twice of the rpotein content (1L has 30g of protein, this one claims to have 52g)