no dont be so stupid you smelly person.
Eggs, yogurt, and cheeses have a lot of protein. Greek yogurt and almonds have almost 20g of Protein. Incorporating more bean, nuts and seeds can increase you protein intake. Grains such as quinoa are high in protein and fiber
You can get protein from eating cooked eggs to build muscle. Raw eggs will give you protein, but they won't taste good going down.
Protein supplies muscles with what they need to be able to build. But they will not build unless you work them out, you can't get muscles just from eating high protein food. But it does help.
You can eat the yogurt or put it directly into the vagina. Be sure the yogurt has the live cultures.
Eating tuna helps to gain muscle because tuna is protein and protein builds muscle. However, to build muscle you need to exercise as well.
Fage yogurt, particularly its strained Greek yogurt varieties, is known for being high in protein. A typical serving of Fage Total 0% Greek yogurt contains about 20 grams of protein per 6-ounce (170g) container. The protein content may vary slightly depending on the specific product and fat content, but generally, Fage yogurt is a rich source of protein.
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Eating extra protein does not build muscles; only strength training, combined with adequate protein, can build muscles.
Anyway, it will build up minerals and some fats. You needed to excesses in order to build up your strength from the fats. For certain peoples, who is fat and that explain the reason of fats. Don't exercises after eating because protein will release toxic from Pennie.
* Protein Defeciency - Eating nuts, eating legumes, eating dairy porducts (egg whites, cheese, yogurt, ect.), eating soy-based products * Vitamins B6 / B12 - Eating whole grains and leafy green, supplements * Calcium - Eating dairy, supplements
eggs have alot of protein so yes they will help
One ounce of Greek yogurt typically contains about 2-3 grams of protein, depending on the brand and specific formulation. Greek yogurt is known for its high protein content compared to regular yogurt, making it a popular choice for those looking to increase their protein intake. Always check the nutrition label for precise information, as it can vary.