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    Egg Protein (srs)

    Hey guys,

    I'm tired of chicken, seriously.. Also it's damn expensive, I don't have money for that ****, instead I like to drink milk and eat greek yogurt..
    But anyway, HERE'S THE QUESTION: Is egg protein (just) as good as eating chicken?

    Also, I checked its amino acid profile out, it says: 6.8 grams of leucine /100 grams of egg whites.. WTF?
    I'd really appreciate any help brahs
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    Eggs are completely fine. Eat them
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    Originally Posted by beastlymandude View Post
    Eggs are completely fine. Eat them
    Soooo... are you saying they're as good as chicken (srs)?
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    Originally Posted by GetBigs View Post
    Hey guys,

    I'm tired of chicken, seriously.. Also it's damn expensive, I don't have money for that ****, instead I like to drink milk and eat greek yogurt..
    But anyway, HERE'S THE QUESTION: Is egg protein (just) as good as eating chicken?

    Also, I checked its amino acid profile out, it says: 6.8 grams of leucine.. WTF?
    I'd really appreciate any help brahs
    Protein is protein, brah. If you get 50g from eggs or 50g from chicken, you still get 50g of protein. There's always a calorie to protein ratio you should look into. Chicken is not expensive. If you buy a large tray in the poultry section and freeze what you don't use its fairly cheap. If you're looking to get protein from eggs you'll be taking in a higher calorie to protein ratio which if you're trying to meet a certain calorie amount per day I suggest chicken.
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    Chicken is usually cheaper than milk/eggs/and greek yogurt per gram of protein.
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    FYI: A whole egg is vastly more nutrient dense than chicken.
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    also, try variety. instead of eating chicken until your face melts, mix it up. add bacon, or an egg, or both. switch to ham for a bit, or beef.

    utilize every source of protein you enjoy into your diet. remember, variety and moderation are key

    (moderation of each source means you don't get sick of them as quickly)
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    Originally Posted by Domicron View Post
    also, try variety. instead of eating chicken until your face melts, mix it up. add bacon, or an egg, or both. switch to ham for a bit, or beef.

    utilize every source of protein you enjoy into your diet. remember, variety and moderation are key

    (moderation of each source means you don't get sick of them as quickly)
    I like this answer, I find a variety suits me better as well.

    OP, eggs are good sources of protein and you can feel comfortable substituting them for meats as fits your macros.
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    Eggs are amazing. I'm on the opposite side of things, personally. Eat eggs every day for breakfast and it gets old fast.

    But yeah, eggs are fine. Eat them.
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    Eggs are the best bro good 2 go
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