📝 Your Information

📐 Formula Used

Base: 0.8g × weight (kg) for sedentary up to 2.0g × weight (kg) for very active muscle gain.

Protein needs vary based on training intensity, age, and body composition goals. Athletes may need up to 2.2g/kg.

📊 Your Daily Target

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🍽️ Per-Meal Breakdown

Spread protein evenly across meals for optimal absorption (20-40g per meal).

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🥩 High-Protein Food Sources

Chicken breast (100g)31g
Salmon (100g)25g
Lean beef (100g)26g
Tuna (100g)29g
Eggs (2 large)13g
Greek Yogurt (170g)17g
Cottage cheese (100g)11g
Tofu (100g)8g
Tempeh (100g)19g
Lentils (100g cooked)9g
Black beans (100g cooked)9g
Chickpeas (100g cooked)9g
Almonds (30g)6g
Peanut butter (2 tbsp)8g
Whey protein (1 scoop)25g
Milk (1 cup)8g
Turkey breast (100g)29g
Shrimp (100g)24g
Edamame (100g)11g
Quinoa (100g cooked)4g

💡 Protein Tips

⏰ Timing Matters

Aim for 20-40g of protein per meal. Consuming protein within 2 hours post-workout can support muscle recovery, but total daily intake matters more than timing.

🏋️ For Muscle Gain

Research suggests 1.6-2.2g protein per kg bodyweight for muscle building. Spread across 4-5 meals with 0.25-0.4g/kg per meal for optimal muscle protein synthesis.

🔥 For Fat Loss

Higher protein (2.0-2.4g/kg) helps preserve muscle mass during caloric restriction and increases satiety, making dieting easier to sustain.