Nutrilite™ All Plant Protein provides high-quality plant-based protein to ensure optimal daily intake to keep you moving*.

Why you’ll love it…

Proteins are known as the building blocks of life because they can be found in every single cell in the body where they help to repair damage and build new cells. Like a bicycle frame, they are the support structure for your body and they provide a framework for your bones and muscles. However, we are unable to store excess protein so a consistent intake is essential. You may assume your diet has you covered but with the main dietary sources of protein being milk, eggs, cheese and red meat, if you are vegetarian, or on any kind of special diet, you may not be hitting your requirement.

Nutrilite™ All Plant Protein is a balanced and healthy alternative to the more traditional forms of protein and it contains all nine of the essential amino acids that contribute to good health. Quick, easy and very convenient, Nutrilite™ All Plant Protein can be mixed into food and drinks without impacting flavour. Try mixing a tablespoon of this all-vegetarian protein into your daily post-workout smoothie.

 

Good to know…

• Vegetarian and natural-sourced protein supplement.
• Contains less than 0.5g of fat per serving.
• Easy to digest.
• You will find no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives in this convenient protein powder.
• While some foods are rich sources of protein, they may also be high in cholesterol, saturated fat, salt and calories. Nutrilite™ All Plant Protein is a healthy alternative derived from soy, wheat and pea.
• One tablespoon provides an 8g serving of protein. Each person requires at least 0.83g of protein per kg body weight per day. This means someone weighing 60kg requires approximately 50g of protein per day.  *
• Easily added to warm or cold food and drinks without impacting flavour. Why not try adding it to a Pure Power Smoothie, Almond Energiser or cleansing carrot and orange smoothie?
• Provides a balance of all nine essential amino acids. ‘Essential’ means the body cannot synthesise them itself and these include histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan, and valine.

* Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and muscle mass. https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/120209