As it is now, less than 5 percent of the protein intake in the region comes from the alternative protein sources.

Studies have shown that protein intake at breakfast has a greater satiety effect than later meal times.

If you want to increase your protein intake, do it slowly over the course of a week.

Previous studies had suggested that people with moderate kidney illness or worse should lower protein intake.

Age, gender, and body size may vary this protein intake.

In extreme conditions where very little carbohydrate or fat is eaten, any protein intake can also be used as fuel.

Also, ask your doctor if you should change your daily protein intake.

Most people eat more than enough protein so there's no need to increase your protein intake.

The child's protein intake is inadequate and he is not growing properly as a result.

Current scientific evidence indicates that protein intake is not a public health concern for adults and children over 4 years of age.