8 Highest Quality Protein Sources for Dropping Fat & Building Muscle
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Top Comments (10)
1. Lean poultry 2. Lamb/mutton 3. Beef 4. Venison 5. Eggs 6. Whey protein 7. Pumpkin seeds and hemp seeds 8. Greek yogurt and shellfish are honorable mentions.
Really appreciated how this video laid out both animal-based and plant-based protein options. It’s not just about hitting protein goals, but doing it in a way that fits different lifestyles and values. As someone supporting elderly clients trying to maintain muscle mass, this was spot-on. Grateful for the clarity and science behind each suggestion.
Bison should be on the list.
*_TIMESTAMPS_* & Summary: This video highlights eight high-quality protein sources, including lean poultry, lamb, beef, venison, eggs, whey protein, and pumpkin/hemp seeds, each offering unique nutritional benefits for various goals such as weight loss, muscle building, immune support, and brain health. 1:54 🐔 Lean Poultry for Weight Loss • Lean poultry is a simple, low-fat source of protein, ideal for general weight loss. • Rich in B vitamins, especially niacin, which supports NAD production, crucial for metabolism and energy during dieting. • Easy to track calories, making it a straightforward choice for those focused on weight management. 2:53 🐑 Mutton and Lamb for Fat Loss • Mutton and lamb offer a relatively lean meat option with a favorable fat profile, predominantly saturated and monounsaturated fats, potentially improving insulin sensitivity. • High in conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), which may enhance fat metabolism by increasing fatty acid transporters, aiding in fat utilization and burning. • Study in Nutrition journal showed subjects with varying dosages of CLA lost more fat than the placebo group, indicating CLA's role at the gene expression level. 4:21 🥩 Lean Beef for Muscle Preservation • Lean beef is nutrient-dense, rich in B12, which is vital for energy levels as you age. • Contains creatine, which, combined with resistance training, is more effective at fighting sarcopenia (muscle wasting) than resistance training alone, per Endocrine journal study. • B12 in lean red meat helps break down and remove homocysteine, a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease. 5:54 🦌 Venison for Immune Support • Venison is a rich source of zinc, critical for immune system support, making it beneficial for those who have difficulty obtaining zinc through other sources. • Lean ground venison has significantly less fat than beef while maintaining a high B12 and nutrient profile. • Protein plus immune system support 6:45 🧠 Eggs for Brain Health • Eggs are the best protein source for brain health due to their high choline content, a precursor to acetylcholine, essential for nerve transmissions. • Study in the British Journal of Nutrition (20195 subjects aged 70-74) showed a strong positive correlation between choline consumption and cognitive performance and memory. • Full egg consumption is recommended to benefit from the nutrient profile, not just the protein in the egg white. 8:04 💪 Whey Protein for Muscle Anabolism & Immunity • Whey protein is rapidly absorbed, causing a spike in insulin, which drives muscle anabolism along with its high concentration of leucine. • Leucine is the primary amino acid that drives protein synthesis via the mTOR pathway. • Study in Anti-Cancer Research found whey protein contains cysteine, a donor for glutathione replenishment, crucial for immune support and antioxidant function during illness. 9:44 🌱 Pumpkin & Hemp Seeds for Plant-Based Protein • Hemp seeds are one of the few complete proteins in the seed category, containing all essential amino acids needed to complete a protein. • Pumpkin seeds contain approximately 30% of their weight in protein, offering a concentrated protein punch. • Research in Biology of Science indicated pumpkin seeds improved metabolic markers, including glucose, insulin, and glucose tolerance, even with fructose intake. ** Generated using ✨ *_VidSkipper AI_* Chrome Extension
Kroger and Kroger owned grocery stores sells a lactose free milk called “carb master” Same protein as Fairlife but 20 less calories per serving. Game changer
I think the reuteri yogurt is probably better for the gut
Lamb and wild salmon/shrimp are my ultimate favorites. And a little bison/bacon. Not as fan of beef and really dislike chicken
Thank you!
Another great show! Very interesting the different profiles.
One of the best videos I've watched in a very long time! Subscribe!
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1. Lean poultry 2. Lamb/mutton 3. Beef 4. Venison 5. Eggs 6. Whey protein 7. Pumpkin seeds and hemp seeds 8. Greek yogurt and shellfish are honorable mentions.
Really appreciated how this video laid out both animal-based and plant-based protein options. It’s not just about hitting protein goals, but doing it in a way that fits different lifestyles and values. As someone supporting elderly clients trying to maintain muscle mass, this was spot-on. Grateful for the clarity and science behind each suggestion.
Bison should be on the list.
*_TIMESTAMPS_* & Summary: This video highlights eight high-quality protein sources, including lean poultry, lamb, beef, venison, eggs, whey protein, and pumpkin/hemp seeds, each offering unique nutritional benefits for various goals such as weight loss, muscle building, immune support, and brain health. 1:54 🐔 Lean Poultry for Weight Loss • Lean poultry is a simple, low-fat source of protein, ideal for general weight loss. • Rich in B vitamins, especially niacin, which supports NAD production, crucial for metabolism and energy during dieting. • Easy to track calories, making it a straightforward choice for those focused on weight management. 2:53 🐑 Mutton and Lamb for Fat Loss • Mutton and lamb offer a relatively lean meat option with a favorable fat profile, predominantly saturated and monounsaturated fats, potentially improving insulin sensitivity. • High in conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), which may enhance fat metabolism by increasing fatty acid transporters, aiding in fat utilization and burning. • Study in Nutrition journal showed subjects with varying dosages of CLA lost more fat than the placebo group, indicating CLA's role at the gene expression level. 4:21 🥩 Lean Beef for Muscle Preservation • Lean beef is nutrient-dense, rich in B12, which is vital for energy levels as you age. • Contains creatine, which, combined with resistance training, is more effective at fighting sarcopenia (muscle wasting) than resistance training alone, per Endocrine journal study. • B12 in lean red meat helps break down and remove homocysteine, a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease. 5:54 🦌 Venison for Immune Support • Venison is a rich source of zinc, critical for immune system support, making it beneficial for those who have difficulty obtaining zinc through other sources. • Lean ground venison has significantly less fat than beef while maintaining a high B12 and nutrient profile. • Protein plus immune system support 6:45 🧠 Eggs for Brain Health • Eggs are the best protein source for brain health due to their high choline content, a precursor to acetylcholine, essential for nerve transmissions. • Study in the British Journal of Nutrition (20195 subjects aged 70-74) showed a strong positive correlation between choline consumption and cognitive performance and memory. • Full egg consumption is recommended to benefit from the nutrient profile, not just the protein in the egg white. 8:04 💪 Whey Protein for Muscle Anabolism & Immunity • Whey protein is rapidly absorbed, causing a spike in insulin, which drives muscle anabolism along with its high concentration of leucine. • Leucine is the primary amino acid that drives protein synthesis via the mTOR pathway. • Study in Anti-Cancer Research found whey protein contains cysteine, a donor for glutathione replenishment, crucial for immune support and antioxidant function during illness. 9:44 🌱 Pumpkin & Hemp Seeds for Plant-Based Protein • Hemp seeds are one of the few complete proteins in the seed category, containing all essential amino acids needed to complete a protein. • Pumpkin seeds contain approximately 30% of their weight in protein, offering a concentrated protein punch. • Research in Biology of Science indicated pumpkin seeds improved metabolic markers, including glucose, insulin, and glucose tolerance, even with fructose intake. ** Generated using ✨ *_VidSkipper AI_* Chrome Extension
Kroger and Kroger owned grocery stores sells a lactose free milk called “carb master” Same protein as Fairlife but 20 less calories per serving. Game changer
I think the reuteri yogurt is probably better for the gut
Lamb and wild salmon/shrimp are my ultimate favorites. And a little bison/bacon. Not as fan of beef and really dislike chicken
Thank you!
Another great show! Very interesting the different profiles.
One of the best videos I've watched in a very long time! Subscribe!