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| Every time I go to the doctor, she says I need more protein, How can I get more protein. |
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| soy milk, beans, nuts... you can also buy Boca or Morningstar products (can be found at Wal-Mart or organic food stores generally) that are loaded with protein. |
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| beans, nuts, soy products, and of course tofu! |
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| beans, nuts, soy milk, or other soy products, etc :] |
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| veggie protein is better than meat protein, so you're good with not having to eat meat for protein. here's a link for veggie protein sources like soy products, nuts and beans. |
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| Lots of beans, peanut butter, tofu. |
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