Quote (patriot_one @ May 22 2013 10:44am)
no im thinking if broccoli is high in 1 certain type or bcaa and spinach is another and maybver a different vegetable or fruit in another i can balance out the portions of these veggies in a shake or cook them together to get all these proteins for cheap and in a healthy way.
Well, when you say in a healthy way, i hope you dont mean meat is unhealthy for you..
or are you Vegen?
I know Avocado has an amazing aray of Aminos...
Amino acids are available in the blood for many hours after you eat. As long as the complimentary amino acids appear in the next meal or two that day, the body will have what it needs to make protein.
So, I hope you don't think you need to eat 10 different Vegetables at once to obtain all the ECAA's
I have you a link prior, and I'll give it again, maybe check it out? do your own research?
http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/vegetables-and-vegetable-products/2626/2