Main dietary protein sources

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Dietary protein sources and health benefits

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Is there a difference between animal and plant-based proteins?

What is the recommended intake of protein food sources?

Why are protein-rich foods important for a person with type 2 diabetes?

Meat, fish and eggs in our diet

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What are the nutritional value and the dietary recommendation for MEAT?

How often should I eat FISH and SEAFOOD and which is the recommended portion size?

What is the difference between white fish and fatty fish?

Which fish and shellfish have the highest content in omega-3 fatty acids?

Is fish the only suitable option for obtaining omega-3 fatty acids?

Are there any aspects to consider when selecting the type of fish to eat?

Can eggs be considered a good source of protein?

Pulses and other plant-based protein sources

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What is meant by the term pulses?

Which is the nutritional value of pulses?

How often should pulses be included in a balanced diet to get their health benefits?

How can I include more pulses in my diet?

Are there any potential drawbacks to consuming pulses regularly?

How to get enough and high quality protein from plant-based sources?

Which are some alternative plant-based protein sources that can complement a balanced diet?

How does incorporating pulses into the diet contribute to sustainability?

Dairy products as a source of protein and calcium

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How often do I need to consume DAIRY PRODUCTS and which are included?

Why is calcium important for my health?

How much calcium do I need per day?

Why is it important to have an adequate calcium intake?

Are there any alternative sources of calcium?

Plant-based alternatives to milk

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What are the plant-based milk alternatives?

Are plant-based alternatives to milk a good alternative in terms of their protein content?

Are plant-based drinks alternatives to milk good for health?

Recipes

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Chicken saltimbocca with spinach and manchego cheese

Steamed turkey ‘roulade’ with oregano-tomato sauce

Deviled eggs with avocado

Chickpea salad with spinach and greek yogurt dressing

Tofu and peanuts green curry

Mussel & monkfish bouillabaisse

Textured soy protein Bolognese

Chardonnay poached anchovies with nutty sauce

Tips

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Grocery shopping list Meat

Grocery shopping tips Dairy products

Grocery shopping tips Eggs

Grocery shopping tips Fish

Grocery shopping tips Legumes

Grocery shopping tips Plant based drinks

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1. Question
Why are protein-rich foods important for a person with type 2 diabetes?
- Protein-rich foods are avoided because they raise blood sugar levels quickly.
- Protein-rich foods are important because they provide extra carbohydrates needed for energy
- Protein-rich foods help control blood sugar levels by slowing down the absorption of carbohydrates.
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Are plant-based drinks a good alternative for patients with type 2 diabetes?
- No, plant-based drinks are always high in sugar and should be avoided by patients with type 2 diabetes.
- Plant-based drinks have no effect on blood sugar levels, so it doesn’t matter if patients with type 2 diabetes consume them or not.
- Yes, plant-based drinks can be a good alternative if they are low in added sugars.
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Can pulses help prevent the development of several chronic diseases, including type 2 diabetes?
- No, pulses are high in carbohydrates and should be avoided by people with diabetes.
- No, pulses are only beneficial for people trying to lose weight, not for preventing chronic diseases.
- Yes, because pulses are high in fiber, protein, and have a low glycemic index, which can help manage blood sugar levels.
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