7x Bionutricia Sweet Purple Potato Powder (200g / Can)

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7x Bionutricia Sweet Purple Potato Powder (200g / Can)

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Provide Energy Reduce Inflammation Boost Immune System Lower Cholesterol Keep the bowels thy Boosting Cardiovascular th Good for Hypertension Vegan Non-GMO ----------------------- Our product is made by carefully selecting the high quality purple sweet potato and then further clean and boil it to become soft. Subsequently it is dried and crushed into powder to produce the fine dehydrated purple sweet potato powder. Therefore, it contains both soluble and insoluble fibers. Belonging to the legume family, pea either yellow or green is found throughout the world, with the world's top producers being Russia, China, India, Canada and the United States. Pea protein is derived from ground yellow split peas (Pisum sativum) and via a series of mechanical and chemical separation. The mechanical process split the dry seeds involves husking, or dehulling, the seeds. This removal of the outer coating of the seed allows for easy division of the pea into its two cotyledons. Two scoops of pea protein (30g) contain 120 calories and around 26 g of protein. Pea protein is low in sugar and carbs, and is vegan-friendly because it contains no animal ingredients. Pea protein is not derived from 1 of the 8 most common allergenic foods (milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, fish, shellfish, and wheat), allowing another option for those following restricted diets. Nutritionally, peas are not technically a complete protein as most vegetarian proteins are missing at least 1 essential amino acid from their protein profile. Pea protein is also a good option for increg protein intake and boost feelings of fullness as dairy-based protein powders. Pea protein contains all nine of the essential amino acids and also has arginine which is good for the heart and promotes the flow of blood throughout the body. It's also high in iron and low in fat.

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