If you take Aminogen, you probably put a lot of thought into to the quantity and quality of your protein intake.
But have you ever wondered what other people are eating? Ever sneak a peak into someone else's grocery cart?
Time Magazine offers a glimpse of weekly groceries from around the world in their slideshow What the World Eats. From junk food to fruits, vegetables and meats, it's interesting to see what other people are eating. Note the breakdown of macro nutrients and calories for developed and developing countries.
So what kind of protein and how much of it do people in other nations consume?
According to the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, or FAO, the average daily intake of protein around the world is 75 grams per person per day.
As for individual countries, take a look at some of the highest and lowest protein consumption rates:
United States 114
Italy 113
Australia 111
Japan 91
Russia 91
Brazil 85
China 81
Chad 65
Haiti 48
What does this look like in terms of real food? Take a look at the protein content of some common ones:
One 8 oz. chicken breast 48-56 g
One can of tuna 32 g
Average protein drink* 25-30 g
Two whole eggs 14 g
One cup milk 8-9 g
*Aminogen can be found in CytoSport's Monster Milk, which actually delivers much more protein at 50 grams, and 500 mgs of Aminogen.
To find recipes and protein dishes from around the world, check out this site.
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