Warrior Strength Supplements Vegan Vanilla Protein Powder, 29g, 2lb

If you are looking for a healthier alternative to animal-based protein you have found it! Vegan protein is made up of three vegan proteins Quinoa, Brown Rice and Pea Isolate. These provide amino acids, vitamins, and minerals your body needs. These proteins are also higher in fiber which will aid in weight management. Vegan Protein contains no artificial sweeteners, colors or flavors. This along with the protein blend will help relieve stress on your digestive system. A blend of eleven different super fruits provides antioxidants to help you with your overall health.* Formula Purposes & Benefits Vegan Protein is formulated to support muscle growth, immunity, digestive health, increase satiety, increase fat burning, and boost metabolic rate. Our product is synthesized utilizing the latest scientific research and formulated with high quality ingredients. Our formula provides a plant-based source of protein that contains all the essential and branched-chain amino acids with an amino acid profile similar to whey protein. Our Vegan protein contains a super fruit antioxidant blend in a delicious vanilla flavor! Our formula is third party independently tested for heavy metals, impurities, made in the USA, GMP certified, and produced in an FDA registered facility. 1% of the supplements on the market can match our world class standards.

Supports cognitive function, exercise performance, appetite control, reduced body fat, antioxidant support, increased metabolic rate, increased ketone bodies, reduced inflammation, and may combat neurodegenerative disease (290,291, 292, 293). Increases ketone production and provides an energy source during ketogenic diets (290, 292). May combat neurodegenerative disease via increased anti-inflammatory effects of ketone bodies (291,293). Supports cognitive function via ketone absorption across the blood-brain barrier and utilized as cerebral bioenergetic fuel (290, 292,293). Increases metabolic rate via increased thermogenesis and caloric expenditure from exercise (292).