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6. Proteins / Protein-Related Disorders / Problem 8
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Which of the following best states the current AMDR for protein and its conceptual rationale relative to total daily calories?
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15–50% of daily calories; a broad range intended to maximize muscle synthesis across the lifespan while allowing flexibility for different activity levels and body sizes, despite potential tradeoffs with carbohydrate and fat intake.
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5–20% of total daily calories; chosen to minimize dietary cholesterol while ensuring minimal amino acid intake for survival in adults who are not growing.
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10–35% of total daily calories; this range balances needs for maintenance, growth, and preventing excess displacement of other macronutrients.
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25–60% of total calories; a guideline primarily focused on athletes and bodybuilders intended to prioritize protein over carbohydrates and fat to optimize lean mass gains under heavy resistance training conditions.
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