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Dietary Proteins (None)

Target: None
Molecular classification: Macronutrient, Amino acid polymers

Overview

Dietary proteins are macronutrients found in a wide variety of foods, essential for building and maintaining the body's tissues, including bones, muscles, and skin. Every cell in the body contains protein, making it vital for overall health and physiological function. They are made up of amino acids linked by peptide bonds and serve as building blocks for body structures, enzymes, hormones, antibodies, and other molecules critical to life processes.

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Biological functions

Structural componentEnzyme productionHormone productionImmune defenseTissue building and repairMetabolic processes

Disease associations

MalnutritionGrowth retardationMuscle wastingImmune dysfunctionEdema

Safety considerations

Digestive issues (with excessive intake)Kidney stress (with excessive intake)Vascular stress (with excessive intake)

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