The Protein Advantage
Danny explains why protein is less likely to contribute to fat gain compared to carbohydrates and fat due to its molecular variance and the body's thermic effect of feeding. He also highlights the benefits of protein for muscle preservation, tissue building, and providing essential micronutrients. Danny provides actionable habits for determining protein intake based on individual goals and body weight.In this clip
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