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How much protein does an 11 year old girl weighing 100 lbs need?
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∙ 11y ago
The general formula is 0.7g of protein per kilogram as a minimum.
This person would then need at least 32 grams per day.
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Is weighing 110lbs normal for a 14 year old girl?
No, you need to gain some weight.
How many grams of protein does a 15 year old girl need?
60
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How much meat do i need?
You don't need any. It's the protein that you need. You can get all the protein you need from vegetables, whole grains, and especially legumes.
How much carbohydrates does the body need to build muscles?
As much as Protein.
How much protein do I need per day if I weigh 13 stone?
123g of protein a day
How much protein do muscles need after a work out?
A good amount of protein after a work about is about 20 grams of protein, which is best in a shake. Your muscles need protein and amino acid and other suppliments to repair your muscles from damage.
How much protein does pig need a day?
20 grams
How do you improve weighing a dog after it has been fed?
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How much protein do you need each day or week?
about 500% of fat
Are ribosomes needed to make a protein?
yes and no if you eat enough food with protein in it the ribosoes don't need to do much wrk
How much feed need a cow per day?
The rule of thumb for the amount of protein beef cattle need is as follows:The 7-9-11 Rule: Seven percent protein for mid-gestating cows, 9 percent protein for late-gestation cows, 11 percent protein for lactating post-calving cows.The 14-12-10 Rule: 14 percent protein for feeder calves weighing 550 to 800 lbs, 12 percent protein for feeder calves weighing 800 to 1050 lbs, and 10 percent protein for feeders weighing 1050 lbs to finish weight. Similar can be said for young cattle (heifers and bulls) being raised as replacements.For dairy cows, it gets more complicated, as we have to factor in digestable intake protein [DIP] (also known as rumen degradable protein or RDP) and undigestable intake protein [UIP] (also known as rumen undegradable protein or RUP, or by-pass protein) along with crude protein content of a ration, or rather, divide crude protein into RDP and RUP. Typically, though, we should expect to feed around 10 to 12 percent protein in the form of RDP to dairy cows.
