Soy pure 900 g

SOY PROTEIN ISOLATE

What are SOY Pure Soy Protein Isolates and what are they used for? SOY Pure are protein isolates derived from Soybeans, formulated by Tsunami Nutrition's Research & Development Team by selecting an ultra-pure plant protein source to offer a high-quality alternative to the most common whey proteins.

The protein source selected to make this protein supplement powder is the seeds of the leguminous soybean plant. It is one of the most protein-rich foods in the plant world; in fact, about 37 percent of the seeds' total weight is protein.

There are several reasons why an athlete may choose a plant protein source for his or her supplementation.

The first among them is to choose soy protein because one follows a vegan diet, that is, one excludes any type of animal-derived food. Since soy is a plant-based protein source, and since all other components of SOY Pure are not derived from animals in any way, these proteins are certified VEGAN!

Another reason for preferring soy protein over whey protein islactose intolerance. For those who are lactose intolerant, choosing a good protein powder supplement is a difficult challenge. In fact, the most popular protein dietary supplements on the market are derived from milk, leading to a search for alternative sources that can deliver important nutrients to the body and muscles, with emphasis on a balanced amino acid profile. Thanks to the high amount of plant protein provided by SOY Pure those who are lactose intolerant can safely follow a quality high-protein dietary regimen!

Another reason for preferring soy protein over more traditional sources is simply the desire for a change in routine and flavors while maintaining an exceptional supply of nutrients to the body. In fact, soy protein has a smooth flavor, quite different from classic whey.

In all these situations, one of the best choices commercially available is SOY Pure from Tsunami Nutrition!

Soy Protein Isolate Powder: benefits and nutritional properties Soy, as a plant protein source, suffers from the fact that it has a slight deficiency of some amino acids (such as methionine) however it compensates for this very well with the abundant presence of some key amino acids, such as:

Glutamine Arginine BCAAs (Leucine, Isoleucine and Valine). Because of thisexcellent amino acid balance, soy protein is commonly referred to as a very valuable supplement for human health, on par with whey protein.