Vegan Protein - 25g

Would you like to have an athletic body while following a vegan diet? It requires some attention, but it is possible. Many fear that without animal products, they cannot practice bodybuilding because all the hard work would be lost. There are many famous and successful athletes who prove this statement false. You can be vegan and muscular even if you became a herbivore overnight, after being a consummate carnivore. The key is the quality of protein supplements.

The base is rice and peas

Unlike animal-derived versions, plant-based foods are not complete protein sources, meaning they don't contain all the essential amino acids your body needs. However, by supplementing it (with a combination of different plant protein sources), you can achieve a high-value protein complex. In Vegan Protein, we achieved this by combining two protein sources that perfectly complement each other – rice protein which is low in lysine but rich in sulfur-containing amino acids (such as cysteine and methionine), and pea protein which contains fewer sulfur-containing amino acids but is rich in lysine. It contains additional extras added to this excellent base.

+ 3 types of superfoods

• Quinoa flour → The ancient Incas considered this popular ingredient of reformist kitchens to be the mother of all grains, although it is only a 'pseudo-cereal'. It has a lower carbohydrate content than regular cereals, but contains more protein (16%). In addition, it is an excellent source of minerals as it contains potassium, calcium, magnesium and iron.
• Acai Berry powder → Acai berry, which is native to the Amazon rainforests, has an incredible ORAC value (International Standard for Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity).
• Goji Berry powder → Goji berries (also known as Lycium barbarum) have been used in China as an aphrodisiac for thousands of years. This bright, spicy red fruit, with a flavor reminiscent of a mix between cherry and blackberry, contains 8 essential amino acids and a lot of vitamin C.