I'm not sure quite what you're asking here, so I'll address several issues. If you are talking about nutritional benefits, its a mixed bag, each had advantages and disavantages. Assuming you are eating the flesh, and not the organ meat or the skin, chicken has more protein, but turkey has far less fat and fewer calories.
But that brings us to the second point of comparison, taste. The unfortunate fact is, fat equals flavor. Fat creates moisture, and mouth feel, and moisture in meat. That is what makes prime steaks prime, marbling of fat throughout the cut of meat, to make it tender and flavorful. To me, chicken wins that battle hands down, the taste is better, the meat is more tender and flavorful, and it won't dry out nearly so easily as turkey breast will. (Please note that in both birds, white meat has less fat than dark meat, which is also part of the reason why dark meat takes longer to cook.)
If you've ever tried to brine a turkey, butterfly a turkey, and cook a turkey, as opposed to a chicken, its quite obvious which of the two is easier to handle, and which cooks faster by virtue of size.
Some easy-to-digest meat options for individuals with sensitive stomachs include lean cuts of poultry like chicken or turkey, fish such as salmon or cod, and ground meats like turkey or chicken. These options are generally easier for the stomach to break down and digest compared to fattier or tougher cuts of meat. It's also important to cook the meat thoroughly to make it easier to digest.
Chicken is easier for a person to digest compared to beef because chicken muscles are not as tough as beef muscle. Muscle is the main source of food from the animal eaten.
No, chicken is easier to digest in the human body than beef. Beef stays in a person's system longer.
Meat Is more easier to digest :)
The sweet onion is milder and easier to digest.
Turkey
The cross between a chicken and turkey is a turken. It has a head of a turkey and a body of a chicken.
No, starch is easier to digest.
No, turkey is not healthier than chicken because you shoudn't eat turkey.
The turkey (chicken) was before the country because Turkey wasn't always called turkey
Yes a chicken does look like a turkey
No, a turkey is not a chicken. Turkeys and chickens are two different types of birds.