North Coast Naturals Brown Rice Protein (Organic Sprouted Raw, Unflavoured) - 840g

North Coast Naturals Organic Proteins offer the many benefits enjoyed by regular protein powder users including convenience, easy mixability, variety and now the choice of Organic is available. They also offer the benefits of each individual type of protein.

ORGANIC WHOLE FOOD RICE PROTEIN

• Naturally hypo-allergenic for most people the least allergenic of all the vegetable based proteins
  


• The only RICE PROTEIN not from chemical extraction. Extraction is derived from a cold press, water extraction/milling process that does not use solvents or hexane

Organic Whey Protein

• The full health, muscle recuperation and anti-oxidant benefit of normal whey protein
  


• Derived from certified organic milk from free range/non-gmo grain fed, BSE-free dairy cows. Cold filtered, solvent free extraction

Organic Whole Food Soy Protein

• High natural fibre and natural EFA content, for added health benefits


• Natural phytoestrogen levels and high in isoflavones with a standard of 2mg/g, almost 90% higher than regular soy protein
  


• The only soy proteins not from chemical extraction but from a cold press, water extraction/milling process that does not use solvents or hexane

Organic Whole Food Hemp Protein

• 50% protein, 56% more protein than other hemp proteins, which contain only 32-37% protein. Very rich in fibre (8g per serving) and high in EFAs, including GLA
  


• THC free hemp seeds.
  


• Derived from a cold press milling process, that does not use solvents or hexane


• Contains edestin and albumen proteins, which are similar in structure to the proteins that naturally occur in our bodies

Rice Is A Carbohydrate. How Do You Get Protein From It?

All foods contain amino acids, which are the building blocks of what we collectively call protein. Broccoli contains protein, as do all fruits and vegetables and grain products. We use a unique process that allows us to isolate the protein from the carbohydrate portion of the rice. The end result is an extensive amino acid profile that includes 19 amino acids including all 9 essential amino acids.

Is Rice Protein Considered A Complete Protein?

Yes, the term "complete protein" refers to the inclusion of all nine essential amino acids. Rice Protein contains these nine amino acids, plus all other nonessential amino acids. All of the ingredients in Rice Protein are naturally occurring components of the actual rice. Nothing has been added. Persons on restrictive diets would do well to consult their health care practitioner or nutritionist before adopting or rejecting the use of Rice Protein.

Why Rice Protein?

Rice Protein is an excellent source of vegan, hypo-allergenic protein. Most people are familiar with soy and whey protein, and while they each provide sound nutrition, rice protein offers additional benefits. Whey protein comes from milk, and some people either cannot or do not wish to use animal-based protein. Soy protein often is difficult for people to digest and may pose allergy risks, plus some individuals simply don't like the taste. Rice protein offers a vegan alternative to soy, without the animal products of whey. And rice protein actually is utilized more efficiently by the body than soy, too.