Golden Pea Protein Isolate Non-Bloating Vegan Powder With 4g Carbs Announced

Jul 26, 2023

ProBody Warehouse announced the new low-carb pea protein powder as a vegan-friendly post-workout drink mix for athletes who want to avoid the digestive issues associated with whey mass gainers.

El Cajon, United States - July 26, 2023 /PressCable/ —

ProBody Warehouse announced the new low-carb pea protein powder as a vegan-friendly post-workout drink mix for athletes who want to avoid the digestive issues associated with whey mass gainers.

The announcement follows new research findings in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition confirming that pea protein was just as effective as whey protein. ProBody Warehouse featured Blessed Plant Protein in its product showcase, highlighting that pea protein is better tolerated than whey protein, with fewer side effects such as bloating and gas.

For more information, visit https://probodyonline.com/products/blessed-plant-protein

Blessed Plant Protein contains raw sprouted pea protein isolate that delivers 23 grams of protein and 4g of low-GI carbs per serving. ProBody Warehouse now recommends this meal replacement and post-workout formula to vegan fitness enthusiasts, bodybuilders, powerlifters, and endurance athletes.

Using stevia as a natural sweetener can prevent digestive distress, bloating, gas, and diarrhea. Blessed Plant Protein uses this natural sweetener over commercial alternatives like sucralose and aspartame. Recent research has linked some artificial sweeteners to an increased cancer risk and neurological problems. By contrast, the stevia in the new protein powder contains Rebaudioside A and M. While Reb A is as sweet as sugar, Reb M is 200-350 times more potent than sugar, greatly enhancing flavor.

With all nine essential amino acids and high fiber content, the pea protein isolate powder is easier to digest while promoting satiety. The team at ProBody Warehouse featured Blessed Plant Protein as a vegan-friendly formula produced in GMP and NSF-certified facilities in the United States. They highlight that the golden pea shell - the primary source of bloating and gas - is removed during manufacturing, rendering the resulting pea protein isolate safe for easy digestion despite having a low glycaemic index.

For more than 16 years, ProBody Warehouse has been "the athlete's candy shop', tracing its origins from being a hole-in-the-wall sports nutrition store that evolved into a chain of stores in San Diego County. The brand's recent expansion into e-commerce is supported by a distribution hub that offers nationwide and international shipping.

According to a spokesperson for the store, "This all-natural, pure golden pea protein isolate contains 23g of protein per scoop (only 4g carbs) and all the essential amino acids. No need to stress out about daily protein intake as Blessed Protein keeps stomachs fuller for longer without any bloating."

For more information, visit https://probodyonline.com

Contact Info:
Name: Rob Hagos
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Organization: ProBody Warehouse
Address: 301 W. MAIN ST, El Cajon, California 92020, United States
Phone: +1-619-593-0466
Website: https://probodyonline.com/

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