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protein synthesis ≠ protein intake. you can eat a pound of steak and only ~32% of those amino acids actually become new protein in your body. the rest gets converted to glucose via gluconeogenesis, generating nitrogen waste your kidneys have to filter. whey is 16%, soy 17%, collagen close to 0% (lacks tryptophan). essential amino acids in the right ratio hit ~99% utilization — under 1% nitrogen waste. that's the metric, AAU, studied since the 90s. it's why kidney patients respond so well to them
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We spend so much time debating the “best” protein source that we forget what our body is actually trying to get from it: amino acids. Whether you're eating eggs, steak, fish, whey, or plant protein, digestion breaks dietary protein down into amino acids and peptides that your body can use to build and repair tissues and make enzymes, hormones, neurotransmitters, and countless other proteins. Nine amino acids are considered essential because your body can't make enough of them on its own, so they
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