Yes and no, protein is necessary for repairing muscles when damaged, but calories are more important to the process of building muscle than protein is. It is important to note however than if you're trying to build muscle without adding a lot of bodyfat, then increasing protein consumption has been shown to reduce the amount of bodyfat gained in the process.
Houses do not have proteins and do not have muscles.
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Protein powder is usually used in infant formulas and people with malnutrition and starvation to build the body as proteins are the main building factors for muscles.
No. To build muscles, you need lots of proteins. Eating one meal a day doesn't give you enough energy.
Proteins can be matabolized as energy, but are used to build bodily tissues (such as muscles) and form important metabolic compounds.Some types of proteins store energy, but the main energy storage molecule is carbohydrates.
You cannot add muscles to your body, however you can build the ones you already have by eating the correct amount of proteins and exercising daily.
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A reaction that is used to build carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins is dehydration synthesis. Dehydration is the process of taking water out of something.
DNA has genetic information to build the organic molecules proteins. These proteins are used within the cell to grow and build.