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What is the difference between biological protein and any other protein....and what is best ? thanks

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Where have you seen the term 'Biological protien' mate?

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I've heard this term used looselly before and I think it's in referance to protein from living animal but after doing a quick search I found nothing of interest or clarification. I've also heard of synthetic protein and found some interesting information but nothing of relevance to the question above. Long story short wouldn't waste to much time comparing apples to organge, just eat JMO

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I was reading a thread on here about soya mince being 52g of protein per 100g....1 lad was saying yes but its biological protein,another lad was saying so what its still protein.....just wanted to get some understanding of the difference ?

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are you talking about biological value?

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I was reading a thread on here about soya mince being 52g of protein per 100g....1 lad was saying yes but its biological protein,another lad was saying so what its still protein.....just wanted to get some understanding of the difference ?
You're refering to the thread started by Wilto when he quoted that soya mince was vegetarian protein and not 'biological'.Which in fact it is.It just has a different biological value which means absorbtion into the body and physical usage differs from what most of us BB'ers would maybe prefer to use i.e.Whey.But its Glutamine rich protein and makes a good evening meal/protein intake.Protein is protein.Some women wear skirts and some women wear trousers.They're both women its just that ones more easily accessible than the other!

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Some women wear skirts and some women wear trousers.They're both women its just that ones more easily accessible than the other!
off topic but that made me LOL

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You're refering to the thread started by Wilto when he quoted that soya mince was vegetarian protein and not 'biological'.Which in fact it is.It just has a different biological value which means absorbtion into the body and physical usage differs from what most of us BB'ers would maybe prefer to use i.e.Whey.But its Glutamine rich protein and makes a good evening meal/protein intake.Protein is protein.Some women wear skirts and some women wear trousers.They're both women its just that ones more easily accessible than the other!
Gazz, yeah I made the comment. Knowing nothing about it mind.

I was just thinking that protein from Meat would be better than a synthetic one which you probably find in vegetarian soya mince.
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