What are the 2 types of protein and their differences?
The 2 main types are animal proteins and plant proteins. Animal proteins (meat, eggs, dairy) provide complete amino acid profiles with all essential amino acids. Plant proteins (legumes, nuts, grains) often need combining for complete nutrition but offer additional fiber and micronutrients.
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