Protein does help build muscle!
the typical person in the US and Canada consumes way more protein than is recommended so no, you don't need to. Even athletes in training don't typically need to because usually high energy foods also contain high protein. However that is based on the assumption of a typical American diet.
If you eat well and follow the nutritional guidelines:
a range of 10-35% of your total calorie intake is recommended.
(athletes need about 5% more)
If you are on a low protein diet you should watch what strain you put on your system with the exercise, as you are not getting the nutrition you need to repair muscles.
The 100 calorie diet is one of the most popular. But in everyday life you need more then just 100 calories to be considered healthy. A good diet is high in fiber, protein and plenty of exercise.
There is no such things as a six pack diet. There is no diet that is specifically designed for you to achieve those results. You will need to consume more protein, water, and fiber along with exercise to obtain those results.
In a cellulite diet you need to have a balanced diet. Each meal should contain protein, carbohydrates, fat and veg. Make sure you include exercise in your diet because if you just diet and don't exercise you could make yourself ill.
To make your muscles grow fast you need a protein rich diet and adequate exercise.
The next best thing to the protein diet is weight watchers. Weight watchers offers a realistic diet plan mixed with exercise. It also offers the support that dieters need to get through there diets easier and healthier.
If you have been exercising, your body requires protein to rebuild muscle. Muscle is torn down (or shredded) during exercise. Also, some people crave protein when they actually need more fat in the diet. A low-fat diet is bad for your health. Fat-soluble vitamins such as Vitamin A and Vitamin D need fat tp be metabolzied. Try incorporating peanut butter, nuts, avocados, and olive oil into your diet if adding protein doesn't help.
We need protein in our diets for growth and repair
Athletes eat more calories than average people. They need more protein and more carbohydrates.
You may need more protein if you are frequently fatigued, have slow muscle recovery after exercise, or are experiencing muscle loss. Consulting with a healthcare provider or a registered dietitian can help determine if increasing your protein intake is necessary.
You can find out about protein diet plans lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/nutrition/a/protein.htm They will have good options for diets for you to choose from.
Yes. with no protein, you wouldn't have energy. :)