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i need to know the list of food whch are rich in proteins?

recently i had my blood test done n doctor said u hve lack of proteins in ur body. i go to gym regular bt find it hard to make muscles, n as we al kno proteins plays important role in building muscles. so please can i hve the list of all the food items i need to eat in order to cover my deficiency of protein in my body and make muscles.

List of High Protein Foods and Amount of Protein in Each

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