Protein and Protein Powder
Types of Protein Powders
Advantages and Disadvantages of Protein Powders
Recommendations
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The main nutrient of Protein Powder.

What is Protein?

100

Protein Powder made from soybeans.

What is Soy Protein?

100

Pro: Easy to make, easy to get. 

What is convenient and accessible?

100

_____ _____ offer nutrient diversity beyond just protein.

What are whole foods?

200

General Protein Requirement.

 What is 0.8 g of protein per kg of body weight per day?

200

Protein Powder made from Hemp Seeds.

What is Hemp Protein?

200

Con: Experiencing bloating/gas/diarrhea when consuming protein powder.

What are digestive issues?

200

Fiber, which is absent from protein powder but present in whole foods, improves _________ ______.

What is Digestive Health?

300

Protein definition.

What is Protein is the building block for bones, muscles, cartilage, skin, and blood?

300

Protein Powder made from split peas.

What is Pea Protein?

300

Pro: Protein Synthesis. 

What is muscle growth and repair?

300

Whole foods make you feel more full and assist with ______ __________.

What is Weight Management?

400

Persons who require more protein than regular persons.

What are Athletes, persons engaging in high-intensity physical activity, and individuals with certain health conditions?

400

Protein Powder made from milk (Fast digesting).

What is Whey Protein?

400

Con: Protein not balanced with physical activity causes...

What is weight gain?

400
Whole foods are less likely to have ____________, as compared to protein powder.

What are contaminants like heavy metals, pesticides, and other dangerous substances?

500

Protein Powder definition.

What is, 'Protein Powders are defined as a concentrated source of protein derived from animal or plant sources?'

500

Protein Powder made from Milk (Slow Digesting).

What is Casein Protein?

500

Pro: Variety of Protein Powder, Versatile. 

What is Dietary Diversity?

500

Relying on a varied diet ensures a more balanced intake of macronutrients.

What is balanced nutrition?