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The Egg the Best Source of Protein for Athletes
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* The egg cell structure is simpler than other protein sources, therefore, more easily digested than meat, cheese and dairy, which favors its use in foods prior to exercise, where you cannot complicate or slow the digestive work with food.
* It has high biological value proteins, ie, like the rest of the animal food has all the essential amino acids the body needs to form proteins and tissues in the body.
* Your emulsified fats are therefore also easily digested than meat present. That is, if we want an easy to assimilate without neglecting the digestive work, it is always better to eat a whole egg, which fats are emulsified meat where fats require emulsification in the intestine.
* It is free of purines, substances in the blood become too much uric acid can be harmful to health.
* Your protein can be separated perfectly from fat if you remove the clear and discard the yolk, which is also an advantage if you just want to increase protein without adding fat to the diet.
* It is a very versatile food that can be included in preparations of sweet and savory, hot or cold and neutral flavor, so people generally do not find it unpleasant egg.
* It also has good protein and nutrients that promote the absorption of the same, important minerals for athletes as sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, selenium, iron and zinc.
As we see, besides being a great source of protein all the components become an ideal food for the athlete, they favor the absorption of much needed protein when performing heavy physical effort required replacing body structures.
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sources of food -Food and Nutritions: Egg
They are a very complete food because they provide protein, iron and vitamins A and D. As a food rich in cholesterol, you have to moderate their consumption. WHO recommends eating three to four eggs a week.
1. What’s in?
The eggs are so very rich to contain protein, iron and vitamins A and D.
The clear. The clear water and consists of protein (considered the ideal protein and highest biological value), and also contains sodium and B vitamins
The yolk. The pad, meanwhile, is rich in various nutrients. Their proteins are also of high biological value. It is very rich in lipids consist of saturates, polyunsaturates and cholesterol.
Cholesterol is an amount of 1500 mg. per 100 gm. yolk, making the egg in one of the foods richest in cholesterol. We found small amounts d vitamin A, D, E, B1, B2 and iron.
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