No. Fruits are typically low in protein, and high in carbohydrates.
The difference between animal protein and fruit protein is foods derived from animals contain complete proteins, they often tend to be high in unsaturated fat. While protein from that of fruits and vegetables, combined to make their incomplete proteins complete, are a healthier alternative.
No, it is a protein.
complete protein
Soy is a complete protein.
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complete
avocado=4-5 gm of protein depending on sizeguava=3-5 "passion fruit = 5-6 "
A complete protein contains four elements. These are oxygen, hydrogen, carbon and nitrogen.These are combined into amino acids. A complete protein contains all the amino acids.
The "complete protein" thing is kind of a myth with regard to human nutrition. All plant foods contain complete proteins.
It's impossible to be allergic to protein itself, although there are several forms of meat, nut, and fruit allergies. (All those have protein, you see.) Protein is an essential dietary component, and your body requires it to live. If you are allergic to a certain protein, it is not the protein itself that causes it, but something else in the meat/nut/fruit/whatever.
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yes