Understanding the role of protein in tissue repair and long-term weight management.
Biogrow HPF-5 high protein-fiber powder provides high quality plant protein and digestive fiber for longer sensation of fullness to aid in your weight loss program.
Understanding the role of protein in tissue repair and long-term weight management.
Biogrow HPF-5 high protein-fiber powder provides high quality plant protein and digestive fiber for longer sensation of fullness to aid in your weight loss program.
Understanding the role of protein in tissue repair and long-term weight management.
Biogrow HPF-5 high protein-fiber powder provides high quality plant protein and digestive fiber for longer sensation of fullness to aid in your weight loss program.
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Biogrow HPF-5's
high protein-fibre
powder provides
your body with plant
protein, digestive
fibre, calcium,
magnesium and
vitamin D3.
Role of protein
in tissue repair
PROTEIN is an important nutrient
required for the building and repair of
body tissues as well as growth and
development.
It provides amino acids that are
necessary for the synthesis of structural
protein such as collagen, keratin and
elastin in the body.
Pregnant or breastfeeding women,
active individuals and growing children
have higher protein requirements. As
these groups require additional calories,
increased protein needs can he easily met
through a larger daily intake of food.
However, overconsumption of energy
or calories can easily take place and lead
to weight gain if the main dietary protein
comes from animal sources such as red
meat, eggs and dairy products as these
foods are packaged with high amounts of
saturated fats and cholesterol but lite
fibre.
Protein is considered the most satiating
macronutzient and, when combined with
fibre, could provide a dual-mechanistic
action that results in greater satiety than
either on its own. A diet high in both
protein and fibre can have a positive
result in long-term weight management.
The right type and amount
According to the Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United States and
World Health Organization, plant protein
eaten in the right combination canbe as
good as animal protein in terms of
digestibility and absorption in the human
body.
v and peas make good alternatives for
those who are lactose intolerant or
seeking non-animal sources of protein in
their diet.
Soy is also a complete protein with a
high concentration of branched-chain
amino acids, which are required for
muscle development and growth.
Age-related changes in bone mass,
muscle mass and physical strength are
Closely inked to the intensity of physical
activity, dietary protein intake and level of
protein in the body.
Calcium and protein intake interact
constructively to affect hone health.
Therefore, intakes of both protein and
calcium must be adequate for optimal
bone health.
‘The Furopean Food Safety Authority
states dietary proteins are as essential as
calcium and vitamin D for bone health
and osteoporosis prevention.
Catered to all ages
Biogrow HPF-5’s high protein-fibre
powder is a unique blend of plant protein
and digestive fibre, with additional bone
minerals such as calcium, magnesium and
vitamin D3.
The five major ingredients in the high
protein-fihre powder are imported from
the United States, France, Japan, Germany
and Switzerland to make it a high-quality
drink suitable for alll ages.
One daily serving contains more than
61% plant protein, nine essential amino
acids, and a unique blend of calcium,
magnesium and vitamin D3 for bone
health.
It is lactose free, cholesterol free and low
in calories and fat. The addition of the
soluble fibre dextrin has also been
approved by the Health Ministry for use
among constipated individuals for the
maintenance of good colon health.
Practising an active lifestyle and
replacing one or two servings of meat
protein with plant protein can make a hig
difference to your health.
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Did you know?
Amino acids can be synthesised hy
the body or ingested through food.
There are 20 types of amino acids but
our body can only make 11 of them.
The nine essential amino acids,
which the body cannot produce, must
be obtained from our diet.
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