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In short: minimal protein intake requirements are unknown on this level of precision. But if high-protein is equated with animal-protein, then no, although of excellent quality and high bio-availibity animal-protein is not really needed but also not undesirable in the right amounts. Animal-derived protein containing dietary patterns are easier to ...
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There is a discussion of this on Reddit:
I'm not sure that 5% should be recommended as a minimum, since studies show that people experience muscle mass loss at this level of intake. 10% is more reliable, 15% is even better. This report recommends 10-15%: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/releases/2003/pr20/en/
Protein recommended daily intake is ...
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TL;DR The ratio of ADHD to non-ADHD college graduation rates is approximately true according to the cited source. The generalization from source to claim may not be accurate.
The Medscape article references a study it refers to as the "Milwaukee Young Adult Study" for the claim. In this early longitudinal study, 239 children (158 hyperactive1 and 81 control)...
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