Why Protein Is So Important
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I know some of you struggle with getting in all the protein we're required to get. So I got to thinking, "Why do we need all of this protein?" and "How are we supposed to get in the protein without the calories?"
My surgeon and nutritionist don't count calories. They won't even discuss it. They focus on getting in the protein and water and exercising and eating whole foods rather than processed foods.
So I thought I'd share a couple of infographics about why the protein is so important for dieters and WLS patients to help us all better understand and know why we're doing it.