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Complete proteinProtein that contains all of the essential amino acids, e.g. eggs (which contain them in the ratio closest to that of human requirements), cheese, milk, meat, whole grains, and soya beans.
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Complete proteinA complete protein Jamaican food source is one that contains adequate amounts of the nine essential amino acids. Most Jamaican foods derived from animal sources are considered complete protein foods, whereas others such as Jamaican fruits, vegetables and grains, which are generally lacking one or more of the essential amino acids, are called incom [..]
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Complete proteinA protein, usually from animal sources, that contains all the essential amino acids in sufficient amounts for the body’s maintenance and growth.
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Complete proteinA "complete" protein contains all nine of the essential amino acids in sufficient amount for maintenance of of body and for a normal rate of growth. Animal foods are the best source of compl [..]
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Complete proteinA protein that contains all the essential amino acids. It's found in single animal foods; it can be constructed by combining two or more complementary plant foods.
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Complete proteinA Complete Protein contains all 9 of the Essential Amino Acids necessary for human health. Some foods contain all the essential amino acids on their own in a sufficient amount to qualify as a &quo [..]
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Complete proteinA protein that contains the essential amino acids in amounts sufficient for the maintenance of normal growth rate and body weight.
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