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    Clean Protein Sources Quick Sheet

    Clean plant-based and animal protein sources — with protein per serving for easy swapping.

    This quick sheet is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or qualified healthcare practitioner before making any changes to your health routine, diet, supplements, or treatment plan.

    Protein is essential for repair, energy, and stability. This sheet lists clean sources — both plant-based and animal — with the protein you get per serving, so you can mix and match to meet your needs.

    Choose organic, BPA-free, grass-fed, and free-range whenever possible. Quality matters as much as quantity — clean protein means fewer inflammatory additives.

    Plant-Based Protein Sources

    Protein SourceProtein per Serving
    Spinach (cooked)5g per cup
    Kale3g per cup
    Lentils (cooked)18g per cup
    Chickpeas15g per cup
    Kidney beans14g protein, 11g fiber per cup
    Hemp seeds (shelled)10g per 3 tbsp
    Chia seeds4.4g per ounce
    Fresh peas8g per cup
    Almonds8g per ¼ cup

    Animal Protein Sources

    Protein SourceProtein per Serving
    Eggs (organic, free-range)6g+ per egg — 2 eggs per serving
    Chicken breast (free-range)35g per 4 oz serving
    Turkey breast (free-range)33g per 4 oz serving
    Beef (grass-fed, lean cuts)30g per 4 oz serving
    Pork (pasture-raised, lean cuts)29g per 4 oz serving
    Lamb (grass-fed)28g per 4 oz serving
    Sockeye salmon (wild-caught)29g per 5 oz serving
    Atlantic salmon (wild-caught)31g per 5 oz serving
    White fish (cod, halibut, tilapia)26–32g per 5 oz serving
    Sardines (wild-caught, in water or olive oil)23g per 4 oz serving

    Mix and match clean protein sources throughout the day. If weight loss is a goal, be mindful of nuts — they're protein-dense but also calorie- and fat-dense.

    thehealthkonnector.comFor educational purposes only — not medical advice.