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    Shrimp?

    Aside from your typical tuna/chicken breast/beef, how good of a source of protein is shrimp?

    I noticed that for 4 oz of shrimp theres 23 pro / 1 carb / 2 fat, so it seems pretty good, but I read that its pretty high in cholesterol. How good is eating shrimp for a source of protein? Im really getting sick of chicken breast, tuna is makin me sick each time i eat it and im about to cut beed out. Im just lookin to switch it up in the protein department.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doola
    Aside from your typical tuna/chicken breast/beef, how good of a source of protein is shrimp?

    I noticed that for 4 oz of shrimp theres 23 pro / 1 carb / 2 fat, so it seems pretty good, but I read that its pretty high in cholesterol. How good is eating shrimp for a source of protein? Im really getting sick of chicken breast, tuna is makin me sick each time i eat it and im about to cut beed out. Im just lookin to switch it up in the protein department.

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    HAHAHA LOL I think I know what you mean hehe.. Weel, you can also get your pro from everything in the sea - and milk products - but this is the first time I've ever heard of this about shrimps.. I think you should buy a cooking book espacially made to BB. I think u can find some thing in those book or else try to seach the web - very sure u will find something

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    Shrimps are great....especially with garlic and a little low sodium soya sauce.

    Great protein source and there's little evidence to suggest dietary cholesterol will raise blood cholesterol. It's a nice switch up from time to time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doola
    Aside from your typical tuna/chicken breast/beef, how good of a source of protein is shrimp?

    I noticed that for 4 oz of shrimp theres 23 pro / 1 carb / 2 fat, so it seems pretty good, but I read that its pretty high in cholesterol. How good is eating shrimp for a source of protein? Im really getting sick of chicken breast, tuna is makin me sick each time i eat it and im about to cut beed out. Im just lookin to switch it up in the protein department.

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    Shrimp is GREAT!

    And the cholesterol is not a problem - read:
    Info on Shrimp please
    Eggs and cholestorol


    And for other protein sources... There are STACKS:
    Egg/egg whites
    Chicken
    pheasant
    Turkey
    Tuna
    Salmon
    Ling
    Cod
    Brim
    Halabit
    Orange Rougy
    King fish
    Hake
    Squid
    Scollops
    Shrimp
    Muscles
    Lobster
    Bison
    Buffalo
    Horse
    Kangaroo
    Rabbit
    Emu
    Ostrich
    Lean Beef
    Lean Lamb
    Lean Pork
    Cottage cheese/quark/FF hard cheese
    Tofu/Soy products

    Other:
    Milk
    yoghurt

    And for incomplete:
    beans
    nuts/seeds
    Beans


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    Quote Originally Posted by Doola
    Aside from your typical tuna/chicken breast/beef, how good of a source of protein is shrimp?

    I noticed that for 4 oz of shrimp theres 23 pro / 1 carb / 2 fat, so it seems pretty good, but I read that its pretty high in cholesterol. How good is eating shrimp for a source of protein? Im really getting sick of chicken breast, tuna is makin me sick each time i eat it and im about to cut beed out. Im just lookin to switch it up in the protein department.

    Thanks.
    Shrimp is goodness.

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    thanks guys,... what about prawns? same as shrimp? assuming it falls in the same category. eat 1 - 1.5 grams per lb of body weight of any kind of lean meat correct?

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    Yeah, the majority of cholesterol is not of dietary origin, but synthesized within our bodies, so you need not worry too much about it; unless of course you have a family history of high cholesterol.
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    Mmmmm.....shrimp. I've having some tonight. I spice them up with cayenne pepper, paprika, black pepper, and coat them in a little olive oil and lemon juice, then throw them into a grill basket and grill 'em. Served over brown rice. MMmmMMMM!

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    Quote Originally Posted by I Are Baboon
    Mmmmm.....shrimp. I've having some tonight. I spice them up with cayenne pepper, paprika, black pepper, and coat them in a little olive oil and lemon juice, then throw them into a grill basket and grill 'em. Served over brown rice. MMmmMMMM!
    Sounds delicious! Save us some too!
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    I heard Horse was a meat option in Canada.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by b_reed23
    ummmmm..........did I see HORSE on that list????????????
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    shrimp is really good for burning fat and building muscle. aside from the protein shrimp is a negative calorie food, which means you burn calories just by eating it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggT
    shrimp is really good for burning fat and building muscle. aside from the protein shrimp is a negative calorie food, which means you burn calories just by eating it.
    Errmmm... No... It is not a negative calorie food... Where did you hear that?
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    Forget the Shrimp....It's all about the PRAWN BABY!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggT
    shrimp is really good for burning fat and building muscle. aside from the protein shrimp is a negative calorie food, which means you burn calories just by eating it.
    There's no such thing as a negative calorie food. Celery, contrary to popular belief, isn't negative calorie, either.

    And shrimp is great, it's just quite expensive.
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    "Hey Foreman (I mean Forest)!...you ever been on a shrimp boat?"

    I had coconut shrimp the other night and it is awesome
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    Live shrimp is great

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    Quote Originally Posted by Emma-Leigh
    Errmmm... No... It is not a negative calorie food... Where did you hear that?

    everywhere

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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggT
    everywhere
    ..... such as??
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