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If You're going to use nutritional tables, it'd be accurate to correct them to 'crude protein', as raw nitrogen content in plants (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_(nutrient)#Testing_in_foods) is never fully bioavailable to humans unlike ungulates.
The bioavailability argument pertains to all micronutrients actually - be it vitamins and their derivatives, metal ions, specific aminoacids, etc. from plant matter are not easily utilizable by humans.
then again, nobody ever gives a flying fucking about anything objectively true, so fuck it.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm just leaving information as I find it written. I'm sure the nutritional results are highly variable as it is.
If You're going to use nutritional tables, it'd be accurate to correct them to 'crude protein', as raw nitrogen content in plants (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_(nutrient)#Testing_in_foods) is never fully bioavailable to humans unlike ungulates.
The bioavailability argument pertains to all micronutrients actually - be it vitamins and their derivatives, metal ions, specific aminoacids, etc. from plant matter are not easily utilizable by humans.
then again, nobody ever gives a flying fucking about anything objectively true, so fuck it.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm just leaving information as I find it written. I'm sure the nutritional results are highly variable as it is.