Product Description
Product Name: Rice Protein
Specification : 10:1, 20:1
Test Method: HPLC
Extract Solvent: Water & Enthanol
Product appearance : Off-white powder
Functions :
1. It's Fab for Muscle Build and Recovery
It is a long-held urban myth that those following a plant-based diet are unable to reach sufficient protein intake to help them build and recover muscles.
In fact, with so many plant-based options for whole-foods, convenience foods and protein powders on the market, it is now easier than ever to ensure a healthy protein intake only from vegan sources, such as brown rice protein powder.
Protein is well documented as being a nutritional building block for the development and maintenance of muscle in the body.
This works not just by developing and growing new muscle, but also maintaining muscle mass during periods of body fat loss, through increasing an individual's protein intake just slightly - which is easily done by introducing a protein powder such as brown rice protein powder to a daily diet.
You don't need to be looking to 'bulk up' to add a protein powder to your diet. Increasing protein intake can help tone muscle and keep you strong even as you lose body fat and mass, so it's not just for bodybuilders and hardcore gym bunnies!
2. It's Majorly Allergen-Friendly
There are now a range of protein powders on the market, but many contain listed allergens or other ingredients that are unsuitable for those with specific dietary requirements.
There are 14 listed allergens: celery, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, eggs, fish, lupin, milk, molluscs, mustard, nuts, peanuts, sesame, soybean and sulphites.
Whey and casein proteins contain milk, soy protein contains soybeans, and several other plant proteins contain nuts or may have been cross-contaminated with nuts.
Brown rice protein powder, on the other hand, contains no allergens, and neither does pea protein powder.
Together, they make a fantastic protein blend for those who are unable to consume other, more traditional, protein powders.
3. It Can Help You Lose Weight
Despite the natural association between protein and muscle growth, it can also aid weight loss to a healthy and sustainable level.
Indeed, several studies have shown that increased protein intake can help improve body composition in those overweight, whilst also increasing lean mass and decreasing fatty mass.
What's more, regular protein consumption above a 'normal' dietary level (i.e, as much as you'd consume through three meals a day) has been proven to boost metabolic rate and reduce appetite, enhancing the calories in and calories out balance, to speed up weight loss in the easiest possible way.
Again, as much as you don't need to be looking to bulk up to take on extra protein, you don't need to be looking to lose considerable amounts of weight either.
As protein reduces fat mass and grows lean mass, it won't eat away at fat unless it's actually there, so there's no reason to worry about excessive or unhealthy levels of loss.
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