Low protein products, Biology

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Foods with moderate amounts of protein can be eaten in limited amounts. These foods include grains, bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, corn, and peas. Foods with little or no protein are the mainstay (in addition to formula). These foods include most fruits and vegetables. Low protein products, including bread, pasta, noodles, rice etc. may also be used. Therefore, we may conclude by saying that bread, cereals, fruits and vegetables and fats are allowed. A high carbohydrate feed, providing 65-75% of calories may be recommended.


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