Ravin Jhunjhunwala on daily protein requirement

Protein is not only a macromolecule but a great source of energy which many health specialists have specified to be taken in a particular amount. The former Managing Director and Chairman of Orind Company is throwing some light on the matter with his knowledge on the matter which he gained with vast experience in the field.

Ravin Jhunjhunwala mentions that Protein’s functions are always purposeful and specific. The Orind Chairman explains how essential proteins are for an adult to have in a day. That means that the human body is not able to produce a sufficient amount of them via biosynthesis from other substances, but still depends on them. Those essential proteins are named isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylanine, threonine, tryptophan and valine. All of them are depicted in BERTRAND in their recommended amount.

Proteins can also be found in organic ingredients like almonds, pulses, milk, soy, coconut, oats, sunflower seeds and lots more. A bowl full of white rice can give you sufficient amount of protein, which can complete your daily protein requirement.

Nutritional scientists recommend a daily amount of 0,61g for every kg of bodyweight (RDA), according to different institutes. A human weighing 75kg needs 45,75g protein per day, according to this measurement. Ravin Jhunjhunwala agrees that adding another 25% to our daily dose, is suitable to cover a higher level of activity with 60g of proteins.

Ravin Jhunjhunwala is an expert of refractoriness and minerals who is also the Managing Director Shashwat International Limited. He recently co-founded Nutrition Bio-Systems Pvt. Ltd, which is a Company that deals in Nutrition Farming.