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The Powerful health Benefits of organic pea protein

Peas,Pisum sativum L., is one of the most earliest cultivated food crops dating back thousands of years. Peas are a rich source of vegetable protein, carbohydrates (starch, amylose), dietary fiber, vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, folate, and vitamin C), minerals (iron, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, sodium, and zinc). Particularly, peas contains lutein, a beneficial carotenoid pigment to vision. In addition, peas have an amino acid composition including lysine, threonine methionine, cysteine.
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Organic Pea Protein powder starts off with organically grown white and yellow peas, known as field or dry peas, which are grown in China. After harvesting, each batch of peas are cleaned and liquefied, and the pure protein liquid is decanted and then clarified before being dried, sifted and inspected. Providing a high protein content of 80%, the amino acid profile of Organic Pea Protein per 100g is excellent.

A premium quality, non-GMO pea protein powder is among the most hypoallergenic of all protein powders, as it contains no gluten or dairy. It’s also easy on the tummy and does not cause bloating, a common side effect of many other protein powders.


Taste:

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Organic Pea Protein is unsweetened and has a mild, pleasant, characteristic natural taste.

Process flow:

The working procedures of pea protein include separating, homogenizing, sterilizing and spray drying. It is yellow and fragrant with strong pea taste and has over 80% protein and 18 amino acids & vitamins without cholesterol. It has good gelatinization and water-solubility including dispersibility, stability and dissolution.

100% Certified Organic Pea Protein Powder Benefits:

Pea Protein has a great amino acid profile, including a lot of the branched-chain amino acids that are well-known for decreasing muscle breakdown after workouts. But muscles aren’t the only part of your body that benefit from pea protein! Here are give benefits you’ll reap by incorporating pea protein powder into your diet.
  1. Aids Weight Loss
  2. Supports a Healthy Heart
  3. May Decrease Risk of Kidney Disease
  4. Regulates Blood Sugar
  5. Increases Muscle Thickness
  6. Enhance immunity

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