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If you are a vegan then red kidney beans can give you all the proteins you require in a day. These healthy legumes have the highest protein content among vegetarian sources of proteins. Kidney beans contain much more proteins than even soy products. In India, red kidney beans are called Rajma and they are extremely rich in iron, phosphorus, magnesium and vitamin B9. The best part about these pulses is that they are low in sodium and potassium.




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