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LifeNation.us Organic Vegan Almond Chocolate Protein Powder

$39.99

You want the best ingredients.

Organic.

Vegan.

Wholesome.

Healthy.

What’s why you choose Life Nation’s Organic Vegan protein powders. In yummy almond, almond chocolate, hemp chocolate, and coconut cream chocolate flavors.

Use these in your protein drinks or food recipes for extra flavor and extra protein – it’s up to you. No artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners – just more of the good stuff you want in your protein powder.

Are you lactose intolerant or just want to avoid dairy products?

Are you trying to stay away from estrogen-based soy products?

Are you vegetarian or vegan and want to avoid animal products?

Are you concerned about getting enough protein in your diet, but don’t want all the fat from animal products or from eating too many nuts?

Are you on a low fodmap diet and need to avoid nut shells?

Are you trying to eat an organic-based, natural diet?

Life Nation’s Almond Protein Powder is a vegan, organic, great-tasting protein powder that’s non-GMO and good for you!

Two scoops of the almond or chocolate almond protein powder provides a whopping 22 grams of plant-based protein, 1 grams of carbs, and 5 grams of healthy fats, with none of the almond shells that so many people cannot digest, all for only 159 calories.

Our Gold Star products include the highest protein content and are fortified to help with absorption and digestion, and as always, contain no artificial colors, flavors, fillers or sweeteners, because why would you want to add harmful chemicals back into the body you work so hard to keep healthy?

Try our Gold Star protein powders today, and see for yourself why they are clean, nutritious, and healthy[1].  Use them as a protein drink in the morning, as a meal replacement, or for after your tough workouts to help grow your muscles. You can also find recipes on our website for how to add more protein to your meals by adding our Gold Star protein powders to them.

We scientifically formulated our products with the best quality ingredients, and source our ingredients from the USA, so we know what goes into every single scoop, including:

Almond protein powder

Organic coconut sugar

Natural chocolate

Natural almond flavor

Why do we need proteins?

After water, proteins are the most abundant nutrient in the human body. Proteins are found in every single cell of the body. They form all body tissues and are vital for tissue maintenance and repair. Proteins form hormones and enzymes that are required for regulating important life functions. Proteins help in transportation and storage of other proteins and elements in the body. Antibodies, which are the body’s defense system, are also made of proteins.

Why do we need protein to build muscles?

Muscles are a type of soft tissue which are made of proteins, which are made up of chains of amino acids. Some of the amino acids we need our bodies can produce, called nonessential amino acids, and some we cannot produce, called essential amino acids, and must get from outside sources. Most of our essential proteins are consumed through the food we eat.

What is the best time to drink a protein shake?

If you are working out, you should consume your protein shake within 10-15 minutes of finishing your workout, for best results. There is no right time to drink a protein shake if you’re using it as a meal replacement or to boost your protein content. Recent studies suggest consuming 40grams of protein before bed is recommended to best stimulate muscle protein synthesis (growth) rates during sleep.[2]

How much protein do you need?

The recommended daily allowance of protein is 0.36grams per pound of body weight (0.8g/kg) for the average person. For bodybuilders the that number goes up to 0.63 to 0.77 grams per pound of body weight (1.4 – 1.7g/kg)[3]

What are the different types of protein powders available and which one is best?

- Protein concentrates are produced by extracting protein from whole food using heat and acid or enzymes. These typically produce 60%-80% protein with the remaining 20%-40% composed of fat and carbs

- Protein isolates uses an additional filtering process to remove more fat & carbs, leaving 90%-95% protein

You want the best ingredients.

Organic.

Vegan.

Wholesome.

Healthy.

What’s why you choose Life Nation’s Organic Vegan protein powders. In yummy almond, almond chocolate, hemp chocolate, and coconut cream chocolate flavors.

Use these in your protein drinks or food recipes for extra flavor and extra protein – it’s up to you. No artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners – just more of the good stuff you want in your protein powder.

Are you lactose intolerant or just want to avoid dairy products?

Are you trying to stay away from estrogen-based soy products?

Are you vegetarian or vegan and want to avoid animal products?

Are you concerned about getting enough protein in your diet, but don’t want all the fat from animal products or from eating too many nuts?

Are you on a low fodmap diet and need to avoid nut shells?

Are you trying to eat an organic-based, natural diet?

Life Nation’s Almond Protein Powder is a vegan, organic, great-tasting protein powder that’s non-GMO and good for you!

Two scoops of the almond or chocolate almond protein powder provides a whopping 22 grams of plant-based protein, 1 grams of carbs, and 5 grams of healthy fats, with none of the almond shells that so many people cannot digest, all for only 159 calories.

Our Gold Star products include the highest protein content and are fortified to help with absorption and digestion, and as always, contain no artificial colors, flavors, fillers or sweeteners, because why would you want to add harmful chemicals back into the body you work so hard to keep healthy?

Try our Gold Star protein powders today, and see for yourself why they are clean, nutritious, and healthy[1].  Use them as a protein drink in the morning, as a meal replacement, or for after your tough workouts to help grow your muscles. You can also find recipes on our website for how to add more protein to your meals by adding our Gold Star protein powders to them.

We scientifically formulated our products with the best quality ingredients, and source our ingredients from the USA, so we know what goes into every single scoop, including:

Almond protein powder

Organic coconut sugar

Natural chocolate

Natural almond flavor

Why do we need proteins?

After water, proteins are the most abundant nutrient in the human body. Proteins are found in every single cell of the body. They form all body tissues and are vital for tissue maintenance and repair. Proteins form hormones and enzymes that are required for regulating important life functions. Proteins help in transportation and storage of other proteins and elements in the body. Antibodies, which are the body’s defense system, are also made of proteins.

Why do we need protein to build muscles?

Muscles are a type of soft tissue which are made of proteins, which are made up of chains of amino acids. Some of the amino acids we need our bodies can produce, called nonessential amino acids, and some we cannot produce, called essential amino acids, and must get from outside sources. Most of our essential proteins are consumed through the food we eat.

What is the best time to drink a protein shake?

If you are working out, you should consume your protein shake within 10-15 minutes of finishing your workout, for best results. There is no right time to drink a protein shake if you’re using it as a meal replacement or to boost your protein content. Recent studies suggest consuming 40grams of protein before bed is recommended to best stimulate muscle protein synthesis (growth) rates during sleep.[2]

How much protein do you need?

The recommended daily allowance of protein is 0.36grams per pound of body weight (0.8g/kg) for the average person. For bodybuilders the that number goes up to 0.63 to 0.77 grams per pound of body weight (1.4 – 1.7g/kg)[3]

What are the different types of protein powders available and which one is best?

- Protein concentrates are produced by extracting protein from whole food using heat and acid or enzymes. These typically produce 60%-80% protein with the remaining 20%-40% composed of fat and carbs

- Protein isolates uses an additional filtering process to remove more fat & carbs, leaving 90%-95% protein

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