Proteins

Proteins

Proteins Shake help you to build up muscle mass and are used in low carb diets or for recovery after exercise.

Proteins, also called protein, are among the most important nutrients in our diet, along with carbohydrates and fats. They are made up of chains of amino acids and perform many functions in our body. Proteins help, for example, to build new cells, to strengthen the immune system, to contract muscles, to build and maintain muscle mass, to store iron, to transport oxygen or fat, and they enable and accelerate chemical reactions in the body. Protein deficiencies can limit physical and mental performance, lead to muscle breakdown and oedema, and weaken the immune system, making you more susceptible to infectious disease such as the common cold. However, if you eat too much protein, it can put a strain on your liver and kidneys. Meat, fish and dairy products contain a lot of protein. Nuts, peas and beans are also particularly rich in protein. The daily requirement depends on many factors, but pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as children and adolescents should consume a little more protein.

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  • Allergies: cow milk free
  • Allergies: histamine free
  • Allergies: soy free
  • Eating times: during sports
Chimpanzee Energy Bar

    Chimpanzee Energy Bar

    CHF57.95 Price

    Chimpanzee Energy Bar is a completely natural, vegan energy source. 25 g carbohydrates with fast and slow release of 9 g protein.

    MyProtein 6 Layer Protein Bar is a sweet temptation

      MyProtein 6 Layer Bar

      CHF33.95 Price

      MyProtein 6 Layer Protein Bar is a sweet temptation − a delicious snack you can enjoy without a guilty conscience.

      Optimum Nutrition 100% Gold Standard Plant specially for athletes who value purely vegetable origin of their protein

        Optimum-Nutrition 100% Gold...

        CHF31.95 Price

        Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Plant was specially developed for athletes who value purely vegetable origin of their protein