I Ate 100+ Grams of Protein EVERY DAY For 1 Year [This Happened]

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Today I'm sharing my experience of eating over 100 grams of protein every day for over a year!

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  • @ervinsmoviecorner8748 says:

    Nice one, Autumn!❀

  • @linalora3688 says:

    You mentioned salmon when you re able to sneak In? Was salmon not a good option for your goal ?

  • @JenLovesPizza says:

    Is there a limit on how much protein you can have at a single meal? I ate 70g of protein for lunch the other day and my husband said it was too much at one sitting.

  • @kuroe-chan5190 says:

    Hi autumn just want to let you know your protein powders are a lifesaver for me. I absolutely love them. I had bariatric surgery you know two and two years ago and I had to switch so I actually should be at 90 to 100 g of protein a day on average I may be pullingon day 50 on day so I’ve been kind of protein deficient But your powders have helped me immensely I get one in in the morning to start my day unfortunately I’m still hungry. I got a lot going on so stress is running me, but I at least get that extra protein in there and I’m about to kind of get back on a good start to try to get myself back in order that protein is so essential and now I’m working on lowering my carbs again, but thank you for this.

  • @kathleen9456 says:

    That bone broth looks so thin. Is there enough collagen in it? My bone broth is jigglie

  • @pats9055 says:

    Thank you Autumn!

  • @kathleen9456 says:

    Also, love those PB cups 😊

  • @delrio4222 says:

    I just get so confused with all the videos I see? I incorporate intermittent fasting and I’m not quite sure how to get all the protein in in a day? I strength train at home too, almost daily.

    • @mamokamika4212 says:

      You can check for β€œprotein” in food labels. For example 1 large egg has 6 g of protein (not the weight of the egg)
      100 g of cooked chicken breast has 31 g of protein. Greek yogurt 2/3 cup has 17 g of protein. So on and so forth…

      At first you weight food to get an idea of how much food to take. Next time, just eye ball it.😊

    • @mamokamika4212 says:

      Base on body weight and active level, you calculate protein need for the day. If you eat 3 meals per day, split the whole day protein needs in 3 equal portions.
      Check out Autumn video for how to calculate protein needs.

    • @amberblair8768 says:

      I did intermittent fasting for a few years and found that the shorter fasts was better for me in order to get all the protein I need every day. I don’t do anything over 18 hours anymore.

    • @LukeTheMani says:

      autumn ended up shortening her fasting period to 14 hours a day so she can get more protein in

  • @guylainelamoureux says:

    Just curious on average would you say you eat your protein 50% from animal and 50% from dairy? Great video. Thank you Autumn. πŸ‘β€οΈπŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

  • @sandraboyd1900 says:

    Love this. Thank you thank you 😊 πŸ™ My favs, kettle fire, cottage cheese with blueberries, and peanut butter!!! Thank you for sharing. ❀

  • @tomgoheen1 says:

    I’m trying to up protein since watching your videos. On days I hit that upper mark, I really do feel better. Unfortunately, I can’t eat cottage cheese or whey protein powders. A small amount of yogurt (1/4 cup) is tolerable. Therefore, sometimes it is a struggle to get the variety in protein sources. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • @joshmedeiros8578 says:

    out of curiosity, what was your average carbs and fats grams over this span of this referenced year? Also average blood sugar levels? I only ask because I am a typer 1 diabetic and this kind of information is crucial in our daily lives. Love the channel btw!

  • @cathywhite3638 says:

    I would love to follow your program but non of the companies or your products are available in the uk

  • @skillsmany2235 says:

    🌞 Thanks so much! ⚘️
    Swimsuit season is suddenly coming like a freattrain! πŸš‚ πŸ–πŸŒŠ
    Cheers! β˜•οΈπŸ•Šβ™₯️✨️

  • @christymalloy2421 says:

    Thank you for your videos Autumn. I love the indignation that you share.

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  • @marcysheridez4156 says:

    Why do you talk soooo fast. Slow down so I can understand what your saying.

  • @H.Michele says:

    I’m struggling with this. I’m allergic to dairy and lectins (so no beans/legumes or pretty much anything), and I don’t like meat but also can’t afford it anymore. The only protein shake I’m not allergic to is pure hemp, or hemp with flax, which is expensive and not tasty and I can’t get all my protein from that. But I’m 43 and having bad hormonal weight gain the past few years (50+lbs). I don’t know what to eat that I’m not allergic to.

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