Bill R wrote:
>> Stuart Dunn wrote:
>> > Essential amino acid patterns of protein (mg/g)
> >
> > Food TRY THR ISO LEU LYS MET+CYS PHE+TYR VAL
> >
> > Ideal 11 35 42 70 51 26 73 48
> >
> > soy 13 49 44 74 61 27 83 46
> > azuki 10 34 49 84 75 20 83 51
> > potato 16 36 40 59 60 29 81 56
> > h-milk 16 48 57 97 70 40 101 53
> > c-milk 14 45 60 97 79 34 96 66
> > eggs 16 49 62 87 67 56 97 72
> > rice 11 44 39 72 39 44 94 61
> > wheat 12 29 53 78 25 30 101 49
> > oats 13 35 42 83 45 57 84 61
> >
> > This table should dispense once and for all the claim that plant
> > proteins are inferior to animal proteins because they are missing
> > or lacking some essential amino acids.
>> You total fucking retard (or fraud). Exactly why are you SUMMING
> methionine and cysteine?
If you had read the rest of my *original* post you would have seen that
cysteine can supply 89% of the methionine requirement in humans and 17%
in rats. Or did someone delete the rest of my post?
Cysteine cannot compensate for missing
> methionine.
See above.
Tyrosine cannot substitute for missing phenylalanine.
> And where is the histidine?
Histidine is essential only for infants and it is found in sufficient
quantities in breastmilk, soy protein, and many other foods.
>> You stupid fuckwad. Shut up and go away.
>> WR
Do you work for a company that sells expensive protein supplements? If
not, you can forget all the antianimal, promeat propaganda that factory
farmers have managed to inject into nutrition units in health class at
school.
