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ripplestitchskein · 7 months ago

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@solarpunk-0possum asked for a guide on solar yarn dyeing and I wrote this up because I’m a nutcase. It’s long but hopefully informative.

Its actually really easy and there’s cool things you can do with it. Chemknits on YouTube has some fun projects too, their channel is the ultimate dye channel imo. But I’m going to give you a crash course here because I like doing that.

Let’s start with fiber.

For acid dyes it needs to be a protein based fiber, it can be a blend, so wool and nylon for example but depending on the fiber it may look slightly different. I almost exclusively use Wool2Dye4 platinum sock for my yarn base which is 75% super wash merino wool and 25% nylon but for more environmentally friendly dyeing, as super washing isn’t great, you can go non super wash wool or other natural protein based fiber. Paradise Fibers and KnitPicks also have white yarn bases. There are other companies but most won’t let you buy single skeins as they are geared toward commercial dyers. I buy in bulk cause I do a lot of dyeing.

If you get a non super wash wool yarn it can felt but this process minimizes that risk significantly. Handling it a lot, stirring or squeezing and temp changes are what cause wool to felt. I also dye 100% wool top and roving in many varieties with this same method. This technique is great for that because your felting risk is super low since you aren’t stirring or changing temps until you rinse and even then the temp change is a lot less and your fiber stays together.

If you do a fiber like silk it is going to react a lot differently so you want to play around to get the hue you want. Silk is notoriously tricky but gorgeous.

Plant based fibers need a different totally different dye and mordant though, I’ll get into that later but if you have a hemp, linen, bamboo or viscose or something you can still do this. Even synthetic fibers like white acrylic or nylon can be dyed just needs a different dye and I can’t speak to the efficacy of solar as I’ve never dyed them but nylon blend works so I don’t see why not.

Now to the dyes.

Acid reactive dyes are dyes that react and bind to fiber once acid is introduced to the party. I use white vinegar or citric acid. You can buy acid dyes from companies like Jacquard or Dharma Trading, there are several companies but these are my personal favs. Jacquard has a red, blue and yellow set that is great to start with as you mix your own colors using basic color wheel principles.

You don’t have to buy special dye though!!

You can dye with Kool Aid or Easter egg dyeing pellets or food coloring (gel or liquid), cake sprays, bath bomb colors etc. It just won’t be as color and light fast. But if you are just playing around it’s super fun and safe and I have skeins that kept their colors for years no issue. Also using those food based dyes can be done with children where I wouldn’t with acid dyes.

For acid dyes you want to use equipment that won’t ever touch food again, so you need specific jars and spoons and such that are just for dyeing. I have dedicated dyeing equipment (stock pot, crock pot, tongs, spoons, etc) but I purchased all of it at thrift shops for super cheap.

I also use a N95 mask or respirator whenever I open my dye powder jars to not breath in particulates. I also wear glasses or safety goggles. I wear a mask for ANY powder even Kool Aid. It’s just good PPE. I am bad about wearing gloves though….I should be better. Wear gloves.

For this project as far as equipment all you need are glass mason jars. I used 2quart so the yarn could move freely but 1quart or smaller will work too you just might need to put in less yarn. You also need plastic or paper cups to mix dye in if you are mixing. If you are using an acid dye or even a Kool Aid you need gloves, and a mask.

I do recommend a scale but it is not necessary, 1 tsp of acid dye is usually = 1 gram but check the manufacturer documentation. If you are using food coloring or Kool Aid you don’t need special dedicated stuff at all.

You will also need an acid like white vinegar or citric acid. Kool Aid, and PAS easter pellets or other powdered drink mixes usually have an acid in them so you can use them as is but I always add a little extra acid for better color adhesion.

For plant based fibers you need a fiber reactive dye and a mordant like soda ash or alum . Procion has a Pro MX line. You can also dye with natural materials like indigo, madder, onion skins, marigold, avocado etc. Some people recommend soaking or boiling your fiber in your chosen mordant but tbh I’ve done it just throwing everything in the jar and had good results so 🤷‍♀️. You can get soda ash and alum on Amazon or other sources like Dharma Trading. For plant based dyeing you just put the leaves or roots depending on the material in the jar with everything. Natural dyeing takes A LOT longer than acid or fiber reactive dyes for solar dyeing but it’s still fun and MUCH better for environment.

For synthetic fibers like acrylic you have to use something like Rit. I don’t do this very often (or at all really) and have never solar dyed acrylic as I just buy acrylic yarn in the color I want when I use it, but I assume it would work the same? I cannot guarantee it though. I’ve also seen people use acrylic paint mixed with water to dye yarn, it just changes the texture slightly so your mileage may vary with synthetics. I don’t recommend using them though. You can get 100% wool, linen, bamboo etc at craft stores pretty easily now a days.

So now that you have your dye and your fiber let’s get dyeing!

Prepping the Fiber

Weigh your yarn. You can use a kitchen scale. This will help you figure out how much dye to use to get the shade you want. This calculator for acid dyes is great for figuring out how much dye stock solution you need. For Kool Aid or Food Coloring it’s just vibes based for me but someone has probably figured out the amounts. We’ll get there.

To prevent tangling I recommend tying your yarn off in the skein at regular intervals. You can see my purple yarn ties in the pic below. I also use reusable zip ties. If you buy yarn the skeins usually come pre-tied but I skein up my own yarn so yeah. I also will put a zip tie or large piece of yarn at either end to keep it orderly. You can also just put entire cakes wound up from a ball winder, or an entire skein from the store in the jar too though, you’ll get different effects from the natural resist of it being wound up but it’s super fun to see what happens.

Soak your yarn, if you want more color variation you can do it dry, that’s often how tonals and semi solids are dyed as the dye binds or “strikes” to the fiber at different rates so feel free to experiment. You can also presoak your yarn in an acid and water mixture for different effects as well. It’s all about experimentation! Even your dye can do things differently depending on if the dye “breaks”, that’s where different pigments make up the dye and will strike at different temps, the Purple Pop I used in this example is a dye that will break into blues and reds or different purples if I do different things with the heat. For natural you can soak in your mordant like alum or soda ash. You probably want to get more detailed instructions on amounts though, I just look it up when I do it as I never remember and it takes me forever to gather enough plant material so it’s only a once or twice a year thing.

In this example I soaked my yarn in plain water for about 30 minutes before I added any dye as I was going for a solid.

While your yarn is soaking you can mix your dyes!

Mixing Dye:

If you are using acid dyes you can add your dye powder directly to the water you are dying in until it looks like you want. I dip pieces of paper towel into it to get an idea of what it looks like color wise, or what I do for greater precision with different color saturations and to not waste dye is mix a dye stock solution.

It sounds scarier than it is. A dye stock solution is suspending the dye molecules in water to make a concentration of dye. My dye stocks are 1 part to 100 for a 1% solution. So for Dharma dyes I mix 1 gram (1 part) to 100ml hot water (100 parts). Once I have my dye stock mixed I can use that to determine how many milliliters of dye I want to introduce to my yarn. The calculator I linked can tell you how much for the depth of shade you want but for an example if I want a mid saturation at 2% for a 50g skein I would use 100ml of dye stock. If I want a much lighter shade at .5% I would only use 25ml. If I want just the regular color at 1% I use whatever the fiber weighs in ml, so 50ml for a 50g skein. The skeins above are 2% of Sour Apple and Purple Pop except for the lighter green which was .5% of Sour Apple. If I wanted pastels I usually do like .025%.

The calculation is Weight of Fiber x Depth of Shade for a 1% dye stock solution. You can make stronger dye stocks like 2 grams per 100ml for a 2% but I find just using 1% much easier cause math is annoying but the calculator will let you do that too.

For Kool Aid or Food Coloring just mix your color in water and dip in pieces of paper towel until it’s approximately the shade you want. It’s not 100 accurate as paper towel is different than your fiber but is pretty close, or at least gives you an idea if you have a deep shade or a pastel shade. If it’s too dark add more water, too light add more dye.

For natural dye you can’t really determine what shade you’ll get as plants have too many variables, there are some general guidelines for most common dye materials that can give you an idea though and generally less material is lighter and more material is darker.

The Full Process:

Weigh your yarn if you are trying to get a more precise depth of shade. Then you can use the calculations above to determine how much dye. If you are just playing you can skip this. If you bought skeins they usually tell you if it’s 100g or 25g etc so no need to weigh.

I filled my jars with plain water and put the yarn in (make sure it’s loose, I made the mistake with my first batch last weekend of accidentally leaving it twisted in the skein and it formed a resist, I just overdyed and still got some pretty skeins so nothing lost but if you want white spots or different depts of shade throughout feel free to add some resist by leaving it skeined or tying off sections like tie dye!).

When filling your jars remember we need room at the top to add dye and acid so just fill until the yarn moves freely, you can always top it off after. Can you tell I’ve made this mistake?

I let it soak for about 30 minutes while I prepared my dye stock.

Once my dye was mixed and my yarn had soaked I determined how much dye I wanted to use. Then just add the dye into the jar. I let my yarn sit in the dye without acid for another 30 minutes. I put the lid on and shook it up to make sure it penetrated all the yarn. Again, if you want different effects you can add the acid in now, don’t mix it, etc but for a solid you want as even coverage as possible.

Then I added the acid. I used 1/4 cup acid cause that’s what I always use for some reason but you can add just 1 or 2 tablespoons. I used white vinegar. I usually use a citric acid mix with water but I ran out. It doesn’t matter the vinegar smell fades.

I put my lid on, gave it a good mix and I was done. Now for the sun part.

What makes the dye bond to fiber is a proportion of acid, heat and time. With kettle dyeing in a pot on the stove or similar you introduce heat rapidly but in this case it’s not so much about the temp as it is the UV and time. You don’t have to put your jars in direct sunlight outside, a sun facing window is fine too. Your jars do need to be clear though.

I put mine outside. You can still solar dye if it’s overcast or even if it’s kinda cold it just might take more time.

Then just leave it! You’ll know it’s done when the water is clear, the yarn can make it appear like it’s not clear but pool it at the top of the jar to check on it.

This is called exhausting the dye, all the dye molecules have found a friend in the fiber and adhered to it. Some dyes do not exhaust completely, either because there is too much dye for the weight of fiber and all the molecules have already found their friend, or because of the dye itself. The Purple Pop is really bad about exhausting. If it’s been several days and you aren’t seeing a change it may be done, in that case just take your yarn out but add another skein in with some more acid, no need to waste it, you’ll get a lighter shade. I usually have a yarn mop for collecting non-exhausted dye. I just throw it in and see what happens, sometimes with many different colors.

The length of time you leave it out depends on a lot of factors, natural plant based dyes can take months, these acid based dyes took two days in Central FL but honestly the greens were exhausted in like 18 hours and the purple I didn’t see any change so I just took it out and put another skein in, its cooking now. I usually give my acid or Kool Aid dye projects no more than a week cause I’m impatient and always have had good results. Plant based I’ll leave for months.

After you remove your yarn you can dump the water. If I dump it outside I add a little baking soda to neutralize the acid, or just let it sit for awhile. I don’t like to dump it near water sources like wells or any food based gardens but have used it to water flowers and stuff. If using Kool Aid or food coloring you can do whatever. I’ve also reused my water for another dye if it’s totally clear or if I don’t care if there’s a bit leftover.

Then wash and rinse your yarn! I use Kookabura Wool Wash but you can use anything like Dawn dish soap. You may have a bit of bleeding depending on the color or none at all, just rinse and repeat until the water runs clear. If it’s a lot of bleeding and you are washing and rinsing and it just won’t run clear you can steam set it by wrapping it in plastic wrap while still wet and microwaving it or steaming it in a steamer basket like you would a vegetable. If you microwave just don’t burn your yarn! I do like 30 second intervals in the microwave until it’s hot to the touch but I rarely have to do this.

For non super wash wool or wool top/rocing that will felt you need to do this gently. Don’t run water directly on the fiber, handle it as little as possible, don’t introduce extreme temperature changes etc. The temp is less of a concern for solar though, that mostly applies to kettle where you go from hot to cold.

Then hang to dry! If you tied off your skein it should be tangle free, but you may need to shake or comb it a bit to get rid of curly bits. I use a dedicated salad spinner to really get it dry first then hang and it’s usually totally dry in a few hours.

And that’s it! Hope this helped, sorry it’s so long.

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Certain natural and plant-based supplements have become extremely popular in recent years. Two products that have been getting much attention are chocolate mushroom powder & organic protein powder. Each has its own benefits and works well in different diets. We will compare these supplements and reveal what coffee butter has going for it. In this guide you will learn about more differences between them, their various uses, and how to choose one.

Chocolate Mushroom Powder

Chocolate mushroom powder from Lion's mane, Reishi or Cordyceps provides a full spectrum nutrient profile. They’re known for an array of bioactive constituents. Known for its cognitive aid, immune-boosting properties and adaptogenic effects.

Key Benefits:

Improved cognitive performance stifles distractions

Improved immune system health

Reduced stress and anxiety

Anti-inflammatory properties

Potential anti-tumor effects

Organic Protein Powder

Organic protein powder, high-performance polyester(athletes and gym enthusiasts), or people looking to increase their protein intake. Plant-based protein is typically made from pea, hemp or brown rice; animal-based sources include whey and casein.

Key Benefits:

Muscle growth and repair

Weight management

Improved athletic performance

Greater feelings of fullness and less hunger

Nutrient-dense supplement

Choosing the Right Supplement

Chocolate Mushroom Powder or Organic Protein Powder. Which is best suited for your cycle goals and dietary protocol?? If its cognitive enhancement, immune system boost are what you want more of, then chocolate mushroom powder may be best for you. Supplement companies these days are offering a ton of different protein powders for those looking to build muscle or lose weight. But if you don’t have time to sort through everything and do some research, then in most cases, an organic whey protein powder will be your best choice.

Keep in mind that both supplements have distinct advantages individually and can also be combined to boost each other's effects. The complementary nature of chocolate mushroom powder with plant-based protein means your health and well-being will be covered, more or less.

Ethically Made and Sustainable

If you're buying chocolate mushroom powder or organic protein powder, consider the manufacturer's sustainability and ethical practices. Seek out brands that use organic, fair trade, and sustainable practices to produce their products.

By choosing products that are sustainable, ethical, and local, you help improve the environment and thus enable businesses that follow the same philosophy.

Conclusion

Chocolate mushroom powder and organic protein powder both have pros. Knowing that and picking the appropriate supplement for your goals is key to optimizing health. These supplements give you a natural and proven way to help on your journey, be it cognitive enhancement or amplified muscle growth.

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Thinking Of Taking Protein Powder? You Need To Read This!

Walking down the supplement aisles in any Walmart; you’re bound to come across rows upon rows of huge protein powder containers from different manufacturers. What you see is physical real-life proof of the popularity of protein supplements and their massive market share.

What is Protein Powder?

Protein powder is a supplement that provides protein in powder form. Protein is a macro-nutrient essential for the proper functioning of the body. Proteins are made up of amino acids — which play an integral role in the growth and repair of bones and muscles.

Protein helps in weight loss or its management, adds to muscular leanness, and minimizes muscle loss. Additionally, proteins regulate metabolism, the immune system, and brain activity.

Animal and plant-based proteins consist of about 20 common amino acids. But nine of these cannot be manufactured by the body and must be obtained through what we eat. These are called essential amino acids.

Natural sources of protein are meat, poultry, fish, eggs, dairy, legumes, chickpeas, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. These substances also form the basic ingredients of protein powders.

So, protein powders are essentially concentrated protein processed and sold in powder form. The supplement is sold in pharmacies, stores, gyms, and online. They are mostly taken in the form of shakes, but you can also buy protein tablets and energy bars.

Sources of Protein Powder

1. Whey Protein

Whey protein is made from the watery part of milk that separates from it during curdling — when you add vinegar or acid to milk. Since milk is a complete protein, so is the whey that originates from it. It’s also easily digested and quickly absorbed by the body.

Though people take whey protein to improve athletic performance and increase muscle strength. But there’s only limited research available on this subject.

2. Casein Protein

Casein protein also comes from milk. It is the substance in milk that gives it its white color. Casein is also present in yogurt and cheese, and it’s also added to baby formula. It is a complete protein, but it is not as easily digested as whey protein.

Because it takes a long to digest, it helps one to feel full for a long time, which makes it popular with those who use protein powders to lose weight.

Research results on the effectiveness of casein for the improvement of athletic performance are mixed.

3. Soy Protein Isolate

Soy protein isolate is made from soybeans. Soybeans are a complete protein, and soy protein is popular with vegans and vegetarians who want to supplement their protein intake.

Soybeans are a rich source of protein as they are 90% protein.

4. Egg Protein

Egg white powder is made with egg whites. The egg whites are separated from the yolks and then dried into a powder. Afterward, the powder is pasteurized at high temperatures, which makes it safe to take and easy to digest.

Egg white powder is highly digestible and an excellent source of protein, containing all essential amino acids.

5. Pea Protein

Pea protein is made from dried yellow peas. Yellow peas contain high-quality protein but are not 100% complete protein as they have limited amounts of the amino acid methionine.

Pea protein is a vegan-friendly protein powder used to supplement protein intake and help with building muscles and weight loss.

6. Hemp Protein

Hemp protein is made from the seeds of the Cannabis sativa plant. Hemp seeds are a complete protein, containing all the essential amino acids. In addition, hemp protein powder contains a range of micronutrients, antioxidants, and omega-3 fatty acids.

Hemp protein is popular with vegans and people who can’t tolerate dairy or soy products. However, protein derived from the cannabis sativa plant may be problematic.

Are Protein Powders Safe to Consume?

There is one crucial point to remember about supplements. Unlike medicine, dietary supplements like protein powders are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FDA has stringent requirements for the safety and risks of medicines to ensure that they have minimal side effects and are safe to take.

There is no such body that regulates the manufacture of supplements; it is left to manufacturers to ensure and guarantee that their products are safe. In other words, when we buy supplements, including protein powder, we are at the mercy of manufacturers’ integrity. It’s best to do your due diligence and do research to confirm that what a manufacturer claims is true.

Heavy Metals Found in Some Supplements

Back in 2010, a Consumer Reports study analyzed 15 protein powders and found they all had at least one sample that contained one or more of these contaminants: arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury.

More recently, a 2018 study from the Clean Label Project found that many of the top-selling protein powders contain heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury, and arsenic. Some also contained bisphenol (BPA) — an industrial chemical used in the production of certain plastics.

The investigators tested 134 products and established that nearly all contained at least one heavy metal and half contained BPA.

Interestingly, plant-based protein powders showed higher levels of contamination.

The investigators found that the protein powders made from plant sources like soy or hemp had about twice as much lead and much higher levels of other contaminants than products made from whey or egg whites.

Heavy metals are extremely dangerous for humans. The ingestion of heavy metals leads to serious health consequences, including cancer.

How Do Heavy Metals Get Into Plant-based Supplements?

Some plants are bio accumulators i.e. they are good at absorbing compounds from the soil. But this ability is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, these plants can absorb useful minerals from the soil, and on the other hand, they can also absorb toxins like heavy metals.

Hemp (Cannabis sativa)is a bio-accumulator. That means that apart from the nutrients it absorbs from the soil, it also absorbs harmful compounds like heavy metals, pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. In fact, hemp is so good at absorbing industrial toxins that it’s currently being explored as a metal bio-remediator i.e. metal-accumulating plant to clean up soil.

Several processes exist to remove metals from the leaves and stems of plants that carry high concentrations of cadmium, lead, or nickel. However, how do you know that the manufacturer of hemp protein powder used the best method to remove all contaminants?

Toxins can also find their way into the roots, stems, leaves, and flowers of plants via contaminated water.

Factors to Keep in Mind When Choosing a Protein Powder

The first consideration is obviously to choose a protein supplement that aligns with your diet. If you are a strict vegetarian or vegan, protein powders made from plant-based protein sources like soy, pea, and hemp will be suitable. Vegetarians who include dairy and eggs in their diet could also consider egg protein, whey, or casein powders.

Beyond this basic consideration, there are several other important factors to consider:

Remember protein powder is classified as a supplement, and as such, is not regulated by the FDA. When you choose a protein supplement, confirm that the manufacturer has its products tested by a certified and independent third party, such as NSF International, Informed Choice, or the United States Pharmacopeia USP.

A supplement should also state that the brand follows Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), which ensures that the product is what the manufacturer claims it is.

Study the product label carefully to find out exactly what ingredients the product contains. A good idea is to give preference to short ingredient lists. After all, this indicates that the product doesn’t contain unnecessary ingredients.

Look out for added sugar. To make the powder drinks more palatable, sugar or artificial sweeteners are often added to the protein powder. You don’t need the added calories or the spike in blood sugar levels.

Consider your current health condition. If you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome or struggle with lactose intolerance, don’t choose a protein supplement that contains lactose sugars, artificial sweeteners, dextrin, or maltodextrins.

Similarly, if you are intolerant to gluten; make sure you don’t choose a supplement that contains gluten.

People who have kidney disease must limit their intake of protein. They can choose a powder that doesn’t contain high concentrations of protein.

What Are the Risks?

Generally, protein powders help you to build muscle, improve your sports performance, and lose or gain weight depending on your circumstances. However, there are some risks associated with either inappropriate supplements or dosage.

1. Kidney Damage

High-protein diets have been shown to damage the kidneys, leading to kidney stones, dehydration, and impaired kidney function. The supplement itself may not be a problem, but if you take more than the recommended dose, you may be endangering your kidneys.

2. Liver Damage

As discussed earlier, some plant-based protein powders may contain contaminants that are very damaging to the liver, such as mercury, arsenic, cadmium, and lead. These substances are highly toxic and repeated ingestion of them may compromise the liver over time.

The levels in most products don’t pose a health threat to users. However, those who have pre-existing liver issues should consult a doctor before taking protein supplements.

Keep in mind that plant-based protein powder supplements tend to have higher levels of heavy metals in them than those derived from animal products.

3. Digestive Issues

Whey protein powders can cause digestive distress like nausea, bloating, diarrhea, cramps, heartburn, or constipation for people who have lactose intolerance. If you are lactose intolerant, consider using non-dairy protein powders, such as soy, pea, egg, or hemp protein.

4. Allergic reactions

The most likely allergy when it comes to protein powders is an allergy to cow’s milk in whey and casein protein powders.

Allergic reactions may also occur due to ingredients like soy, eggs, nuts, or gluten. It’s important to check the product labels for ingredients that you may be allergic to. Also, read the labels carefully for foreign ingredients that you don’t know and might have a reaction to.

5. Hormonal Effect

Many protein powders contain additives such as emulsifiers, stabilizers, thickeners, sweeteners, flavors, and preservatives. Research shows that these substances can disrupt the endocrine system which is responsible for making hormones. And so, prolonged use of food additives can result in hormonal imbalance.

Aside from that, food additives can also disrupt the gut microbiome.

So, a good idea is to look for protein powder products with a short ingredient list.

How Should I Approach Protein Powder Supplements?

When looking for a protein powder, the first point to consider is how much protein you need.

The Food and Drug Administration suggests 50 grams of protein per day for an adult. However, this may vary depending on age, gender, health status, and activity levels. So, most experts recommend roughly 0.8 grams per kilogram of body mass.

That comes to about 55 grams a day for a person weighing 150 pounds.

Many people in America consume much more than that — some 65–90 grams.

Harvard Medical School recommends people stick to the Recommended Dietary Allowance for protein intake, which is around 46 grams per day for women and 56 grams for men. Examples of food and their protein content are:

A chicken egg (6 grams)

A small 6-ounce tub of yogurt (18 grams)

A handful of nuts (4–7 grams)

A cup of milk (8 grams)

2 ounces of cooked chicken (14 grams)

Though most people consume enough protein content on daily basis. Young females often need more proteins for their body’s maintenance. Meanwhile, people older than 70 often don’t get enough protein, often because of their diminished appetite.

But then, do you even need a protein powder supplement?

I suggest that you research these supplements, particularly if you’re either sick or underweight, an older adult with a poor appetite, or a professional athlete.

You can also fulfill your daily intake of proteins if you consume a diet rich in whole foods that include meat, fish, eggs, legumes, nuts, and seeds. After all, a balanced diet can not only keep you fit but also help you avoid food preservatives.

But for those who seek protein powders and wondering which one to choose; I present to you:

The Top 5 Best Protein Powders

If you have decided to try protein powders, you might feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of choices you face. So, we have come up with a list of five protein powders that we recommend.

The following products have all been tested by third parties for heavy metals, banned substances, and harmful ingredients, in addition to purity, potency, and labeling accuracy.

1.Organic Protein Powder Vanilla

This is a plant-based high-fiber protein powder made from pea protein. This certified organic product contains all 9 essential amino acids.

It’s a vegan-friendly product that provides 20 grams of high-quality protein per serving plus 6 grams of organic agave inulin dietary fiber. In addition, the probiotic Bacillus coagulans are added to support gut health. The powder is sweetened with organic monk fruit.

The product contains no GMO ingredients and is soy-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free.

This organic green protein powder distinguishes itself from similar products through the addition of fiber derived from inulin and chia. After all, fiber is essential for digestive health.

2.Naked Nutrition Chocolate Whey Protein Powder

Certified by Informed Choice, Naked Whey powder comes from whey made from the milk of cows. It is a good protein supplement because it has just three ingredients. So, you can be sure that you won’t ingest additives.

The ingredients are whey protein, best vegan chocolate protein powder, and organic coconut sugar.

The whey is collected from small farms in Idaho and Northern California. The high-quality whey protein concentrate that is cold-pressed to preserve the nutrients in the milk and ensure the whey contains no contaminants.

Whey protein is a superior protein source, containing all the amino acids necessary for muscle growth and repair. The nutrients in whey protein powders are easy to digest and have high bioavailability.

Per serving of Naked Whey gives you 25 grams of protein, 5 grams of sugar, and 6 grams of amino acids.

3.Klean Athlete Klean Isolate

This high-quality whey protein is NSF-certified for athletes. And so, this doesn’t contain any heavy metals or substances banned by sport.

As for being unflavored with no extra ingredients, KLEAN Athlete’s KLEAN Isolate is the top protein powder. It only contains two ingredients: whey protein isolate and sunflower lecithin. It has no artificial sweeteners or additives.

Compared to whey protein isolates, this product is considered superior in terms of nutrition. It’s because whey protein isolates are about 90% protein with negligible levels of carbohydrates and fats. Besides, Klean Isolate also has low lactose content, which makes it easy to digest, even for those sensitive to lactose.

Every scoop full provides 20 grams of high-quality whey protein isolate, complete with all the essential amino acids. Specifically, it contains branched-chain amino acids that help to build muscle.

Being unflavored, Klean Isolate whey protein powder doesn’t have the greatest taste, but you can add it to shakes, smoothies, and baked goods that you flavor yourself.

Another benefit of this supplement is its naturally occurring electrolyte content, which helps athletes with rehydration after practice sessions.

4.KOS Vegan Superfood Protein Powder

This protein powder is ideal for those who don’t use animal products and therefore can’t take whey-based protein powder.

The protein sources of this plant based superfood powder are peas, flax seeds, quinoa, pumpkin seeds, and chia seeds. Each serving provides 20 grams of protein, including all essential amino acids.

The nutrient profile of this protein supplement is further enhanced with the addition of fruit and vegetable matter; fat from coconut milk and seeds; as well as fiber. Other supplements include minerals such as iron and zinc as well as vitamins such as B12.

The product is made with USDA and CCOF-certified organic ingredients. Also, the product is free of gluten, dairy, soy, artificial sweeteners, colors, and GMOs.

The product includes Dige SEB for digestive support, which may or may not be necessary.

5.Naked Double Chocolate Pea Protein Powder

Naked Pea protein powders are made from raw yellow peas grown in the USA and Canada.

The product is third-party tested and is certified gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and GMO-free.

Naked Pea fiber protein powder has a superior amino acid profile due to a special process that involves mechanical water extraction — no chemicals are used for nutrient extraction.

This superior amino acid profile supports muscle growth and post-workout recovery.

Pea protein is easy to digest and it is very satisfying, so taking it keeps you from getting hungry. This aspect makes the product ideal for vegans who need to resist cravings while building muscles.

The product is subjected to independent testing to ensure it adheres to the safety standards set by the FDA.

Final Thoughts

There are many reasons for taking protein powders — maybe you want to enhance your workout performance, build muscle, or just struggle to meet your daily protein needs because of illness or a restrictive diet.

Whatever the reason, there is a protein powder that will suit your needs, whether you have any diet restrictions or not.

We just urge you to be discerning when you take this step. Read product labels carefully to ensure that the product you are interested in has been tested by an independent third party and is certified to be free of contaminants and other harmful substances.

Also, keep in mind that if you are healthy and follow a balanced diet, it’s unlikely that you’d need to take any supplements.

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The Best Plant-Based Protein Powder: A Comprehensive Guide at Leap store india

With the rise of plant-based diets, finding the best plant protein powder has become a priority for many health enthusiasts. Whether you're looking to boost your daily protein intake, support muscle recovery, or maintain a balanced diet, plant-based protein powders can be an excellent addition to your nutrition plan. In this blog, we'll explore the different types of plant protein powders available, with a special focus on Optimum Nutrition Plant Protein. Additionally, we'll touch on the benefits of resveratrol supplements, which are gaining popularity for their potential health benefits. All the information is tailored for our readers at Leap Store India.

Why Choose Plant Protein Powder?

Plant protein powders offer a myriad of benefits compared to their animal-based counterparts:

Allergen-friendly: Many people are lactose intolerant or have allergies to dairy, making plant protein a safer choice.

Sustainability: Plant proteins have a lower environmental impact.

Nutrient-dense: They often come with additional nutrients such as fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

Types of Plant Protein Powder

Pea Protein

Pros: High in BCAAs, good for muscle building and recovery.

Cons: Can have a gritty texture.

Brown Rice Protein

Pros: Easily digestible and hypoallergenic.

Cons: Lower in lysine, an essential amino acid.

Hemp Protein

Pros: Contains omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

Cons: Lower protein content compared to other sources.

Soy Protein

Pros: Complete protein with all essential amino acids.

Cons: Potential allergen and concerns about GMO.

Mixed Plant Proteins

Pros: Combines various sources to provide a complete amino acid profile.

Cons: Can be more expensive.

Why Optimum Nutrition Plant Protein?

Optimum Nutrition Plant Protein stands out in the crowded market of plant protein supplements for several reasons:

High-quality ingredients: Optimum Nutrition uses a blend of organic pea, brown rice, and sacha inchi proteins.

Complete amino acid profile: Ensures you get all essential amino acids needed for muscle repair and growth.

Great taste and texture: Unlike many plant proteins, Optimum Nutrition has managed to create a product that is both delicious and easy to mix.

Certified Organic: Free from artificial additives, GMO, and gluten.

Incorporating Plant-Based Protein into Your Diet

Here are some tips to help you integrate plant protein into your daily routine:

Smoothies: Add a scoop of plant protein powder to your morning smoothie for a nutritious start.

Baking: Use plant protein powder in baking recipes to boost protein content.

Post-workout shakes: Mix with water or plant-based milk for a quick recovery drink.

Meals: Add to soups, stews, or oatmeal for an extra protein punch.

The Benefits of Resveratrol Supplements

While discussing supplements, it's worth mentioning resveratrol, a powerful antioxidant found in red wine, grapes, and certain berries. Resveratrol supplements are known for their potential health benefits, including:

Anti-aging properties: Helps protect against cellular damage.

Heart health: Promotes healthy blood pressure and reduces cholesterol levels.

Anti-inflammatory effects: Can reduce inflammation and support overall wellness.

For those looking for the best resveratrol supplement or resveratrol tablets, it's important to choose a reputable brand that offers pure, high-quality resveratrol without unnecessary fillers.

Why Buy from Leap Store India?

At Leap Store India, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality supplements. Our selection of plant protein powders, including Optimum Nutrition, and our range of resveratrol supplements are carefully curated to ensure they meet our stringent quality standards. Shopping with us guarantees:

Authentic products: We source directly from manufacturers to ensure authenticity.

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Conclusion

Choosing the right plant-based protein powder can significantly impact your health and fitness journey. Optimum Nutrition Plant Protein offers a superior blend of quality, taste, and nutritional value, making it an excellent choice for anyone on a plant-based diet. Additionally, incorporating resveratrol supplements can further enhance your overall health and well-being. For the best selection and unbeatable service, visit Leap Store India today.

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healthhorizonsindia · 10 months ago

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Buy Hemp Chocolate Protein Powder Online | Health Horizons

Unlock the nutritional potential of our Hemp Chocolate Protein Powder, a meticulously crafted blend delivering a rich dose of dietary fiber, chlorophyll, minerals, and antioxidants. Say goodbye to saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, and sugar. Our premium product takes it a step further with elevated levels of the essential Amino Acid, Arginine, and a complete set of 20 Amino Acids. Tailored for children, athletes, vegans, and vegetarians, our Hemp Protein Powder is your gateway to optimal nutrition. Explore and buy hemp chocolate powder online at Health Horizons.

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5 Things to remember before buying protein Supplement.

Things to remember before buying Protein Supplement.

1) Type: Whey: Isolate, Concentrate

Whey Isolate: This type of protein powder has most of the fats and lactose (milk sugar) removed. It is a very pure form of protein and is great for building muscles quickly. Whey Concentrate: This has more fats and lactose compared to isolate but is still a very good source of protein. It's usually cheaper than isolate. Plant-Based: Soy, Hemp, Pea

Soy Protein: Made from soybeans. It’s a complete protein, meaning it has all the essential amino acids your body needs. Hemp Protein: Made from hemp seeds. It’s rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fats, which are good for your heart. Pea Protein: Made from yellow peas. It’s a good source of iron and easy to digest. Research Types and Benefits

Look into the different types of protein powders and their benefits to see which one suits your needs best. For example, if you are vegan, plant-based proteins are better for you.

2) Quality: Ideal: 20-30g Protein per Scoop

A good protein powder should give you 20 to 30 grams of protein in one scoop. This amount is good for helping your muscles grow and recover after exercise. Check for Essential Amino Acids, Avoid Added Sugars/Sweeteners

Make sure the protein powder has all the essential amino acids. These are the building blocks your body needs to make muscles. Avoid protein powders that have a lot of added sugars or sweeteners, as they can be unhealthy. 3) Taste: Pick a Flavor You Like for Better Enjoyment

Choose a flavor that you enjoy drinking. This will make it easier for you to take it regularly. Incorporate Into Meals

You can mix your protein powder into different foods and drinks, like smoothies, oatmeal, or yogurt, to make it more enjoyable.

4) Ingredients: Check for Allergens and Dietary Restrictions

Look at the ingredients list to make sure the protein powder doesn’t have anything you’re allergic to. If you follow a specific diet (like vegan), check that it meets those requirements. Ensure Compatibility with Vegan or Other Diets

If you’re vegan or follow another special diet, make sure the protein powder fits those needs. For example, plant-based proteins are good for vegans.

5) Digestibility: Choose Based on Digestion Speed for Muscle Recovery

Different protein powders digest at different speeds. Some are fast-digesting, which means your body can use the protein quickly to repair muscles after a workout. Others digest more slowly, providing a steady supply of protein over time. Example: Fast-Digesting Like Dymatize ISO100 for Rapid Recovery

An example of a fast-digesting protein is Dymatize ISO100. It’s good for quickly giving your muscles the protein they need right after you exercise. By considering these points, you can choose a protein powder that best fits your health goals and dietary needs.

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diettoxsupplements · 6 months ago

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How to Find the Best Sports Supplements in Dubai

When it comes to achieving your fitness goals, whether it’s building muscle, improving endurance, or enhancing overall athletic performance, sports supplements can play a vital role. In Dubai, a city known for its active lifestyle and commitment to health, finding the right sports supplements is crucial for maximizing your workout potential. At Diettox, we are committed to providing you with the best information and access to top-quality Sports Supplements in Dubai. Additionally, we’ll explore options for sports supplements in Abu Dhabi to ensure you have comprehensive options throughout the UAE.

Why Use Sports Supplements?

Sports supplements are designed to provide athletes and fitness enthusiasts with the necessary nutrients to enhance performance, recovery, and overall health. Here are some key reasons to incorporate sports supplements into your routine:

Boost Performance: Supplements like creatine, beta-alanine, and caffeine can enhance athletic performance by increasing strength, endurance, and energy levels.

Accelerate Recovery: Post-workout supplements such as BCAAs (branched-chain amino acids) and protein powders help repair muscles and reduce recovery time.

Support Muscle Growth: Protein supplements, including whey and casein, provide the essential building blocks for muscle growth and maintenance.

Improve Overall Health: Multivitamins, omega-3 fatty acids, and other essential nutrients support overall well-being and help prevent deficiencies.

Types of Sports Supplements

Understanding the different types of sports supplements available will help you choose the best ones for your needs. Here are some popular categories:

Protein Supplements

Whey Protein: Quickly absorbed and ideal for post-workout recovery.

Casein Protein: Slowly digested, making it suitable for sustained protein release throughout the day or before bedtime.

Plant-Based Protein: Options like pea, hemp, and soy protein for those who prefer or need plant-based sources.

Pre-Workout Supplements

Creatine: Enhances strength, power, and muscle mass.

Beta-Alanine: Improves endurance by buffering acid in muscles.

Caffeine: Boosts energy and focus, enhancing workout intensity.

Intra-Workout Supplements

BCAAs: Support muscle endurance and reduce muscle fatigue during workouts.

Electrolytes: Help maintain hydration and prevent cramping.

Post-Workout Supplements

Protein Powders: Aid in muscle repair and growth.

Glutamine: Supports muscle recovery and immune function.

General Health Supplements

Multivitamins: Ensure you get all the essential vitamins and minerals needed for overall health.

Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Support heart health and reduce inflammation.

Vitamin D: Essential for bone health and immune function.

Choosing the Right Sports Supplements

Selecting the right sports supplements in Dubai involves understanding your specific fitness goals, dietary preferences, and any potential allergies or intolerances.

Identify Your Fitness Goals

Your fitness goals will determine the type of supplements you need:

Muscle Gain: Focus on protein powders, creatine, and BCAAs.

Weight Loss: Consider supplements like thermogenic fat burners, CLA (conjugated linoleic acid), and protein powders.

Endurance: Look for products containing beta-alanine, electrolytes, and BCAAs.

Check the Ingredients

Ensure the supplements you choose are free from harmful additives, artificial sweeteners, and fillers. Look for clean labels with natural ingredients.

Consider Quality and Brand Reputation

Choose supplements from reputable brands known for their quality and effectiveness. Reading customer reviews and checking for third-party testing can provide insights into the product’s reliability.

Where to Buy Sports Supplements in Dubai

When searching for sports supplements in Dubai, you have several options, both in-store and online.

Local Stores

Pharmacies: Pharmacies like Life Pharmacy and Boots offer a selection of sports supplements from reputable brands.

Health and Fitness Stores: Stores such as GNC, Nutrition Zone, and Bodybuilding Warehouse provide a wide variety of sports supplements tailored to different fitness needs.

Online Retailers

E-commerce Websites: Platforms like Souq, Noon, and Amazon.ae offer a broad range of sports supplements with the convenience of home delivery.

Brand Websites: Purchasing directly from the brand’s official website ensures product authenticity and quality.

Exploring Sports Supplements in Abu Dhabi

While focusing on Dubai, it’s also beneficial to consider sports supplements in Abu Dhabi. This can help you find a broader range of products and potentially better deals.

Availability

Abu Dhabi’s market may offer different brands or products that might not be available in Dubai, providing you with more options.

Price Comparison

Comparing prices between Dubai and Abu Dhabi can help you find the best deals, ensuring you get value for your money.

Tips for Effective Use of Sports Supplements

To maximize the benefits of your sports supplements, follow these tips:

Consistent Timing: Take your supplements at the same time each day to establish a routine.

Pair with Balanced Meals: Incorporate your supplements into a balanced diet rich in whole foods.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to help with digestion and absorption of supplements.

Follow Recommended Dosage: Stick to the recommended serving size on the label or as advised by your healthcare provider to avoid potential side effects.

Conclusion

Finding the best sports supplements in Dubai involves understanding your fitness goals, dietary needs, and ensuring the quality of the products you choose. By also considering Sports Supplements in Abu Dhabi, you can expand your options and potentially find better deals. At Diettox, we are committed to helping you make informed decisions about your health and fitness journey. With the right sports supplements, you can enhance your performance, support muscle growth, and achieve your fitness goals effectively.

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Exploring the Flourishing Pea Protein Market: A Nutritional Breakdown

In recent years, the popularity of plant-based protein sources has surged, driven by increasing consumer awareness of health, environmental, and ethical considerations. Among these alternatives, pea protein has emerged as a frontrunner, capturing the attention of health-conscious individuals and the food industry alike.

In this article, we delve into the flourishing pea protein market, examining its nutritional profile compared to other plant-based and animal-based protein sources, and shedding light on its strengths and potential drawbacks.

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Nutritional Comparison:

Pea Protein vs. Other Plant-Based Proteins:

Protein Content: Pea protein stands out for its impressive protein content, typically containing around 80% protein by weight. This places it on par with other plant-based sources like soy and hemp protein, making it an excellent option for individuals looking to meet their protein needs without consuming animal products.

Digestibility: One of the key advantages of pea protein is its high digestibility. Unlike some other plant-based proteins, such as those derived from legumes like beans, peas are low in anti-nutritional factors like lectins and phytates, which can inhibit the absorption of nutrients. This makes pea protein more digestible and less likely to cause gastrointestinal discomfort in sensitive individuals.

Allergenicity: Pea protein has gained traction as a suitable alternative for individuals with allergies or sensitivities to common allergens like soy, dairy, and gluten. It is naturally free from major allergens, making it a safe choice for those with dietary restrictions or intolerances.

Pea Protein vs. Animal-Based Proteins:

Protein Content: While animal-based proteins such as whey and casein are renowned for their high protein content and complete amino acid profile, pea protein offers a compelling plant-based alternative. While it may not match the protein content of some animal sources pound for pound, its comparable protein content, coupled with its plant-based nature, makes it an attractive option for vegans, vegetarians, and individuals seeking to reduce their meat consumption.

Digestibility: Pea protein scores favorably in terms of digestibility compared to certain animal-based proteins, particularly dairy-derived ones like whey. For individuals who experience digestive discomfort or lactose intolerance, pea protein offers a gentle and easily digestible alternative.

Allergenicity: Pea protein shines in terms of allergenicity when compared to common animal-based allergens like dairy and eggs. Its hypoallergenic nature makes it suitable for individuals with food sensitivities or allergies, providing a versatile protein option that can be incorporated into a variety of diets.

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Strengths and Potential Drawbacks:

Strengths:

Sustainable Sourcing: Pea protein boasts a low environmental footprint compared to animal-based protein sources. Peas are nitrogen-fixing plants that require minimal water and fertilizer inputs, making them a sustainable and eco-friendly protein source.

Versatility: Pea protein is highly versatile and can be incorporated into a wide range of food products, including protein powders, plant-based meats, dairy alternatives, snacks, and baked goods. Its neutral taste and smooth texture make it an adaptable ingredient for formulators seeking to enhance the nutritional profile of their products.

Health Benefits: Beyond its protein content, pea protein offers additional health benefits. Peas are rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients, contributing to overall health and well-being. Studies have also suggested potential cardiovascular and weight management benefits associated with pea protein consumption.

Potential Drawbacks:

Incomplete Amino Acid Profile: Like many plant-based proteins, pea protein is considered an incomplete protein, lacking certain essential amino acids like methionine. While this can be addressed by combining pea protein with complementary protein sources or through dietary variety, it is an important consideration for individuals relying solely on pea protein for their protein intake.

Flatulence: While pea protein is generally well-tolerated, some individuals may experience mild gastrointestinal discomfort, including bloating and gas, particularly when consuming large amounts. This can be attributed to the oligosaccharides present in peas, which can ferment in the gut and cause gas production.

In conclusion, the pea protein market continues to thrive as consumers embrace plant-based alternatives to traditional protein sources. With its impressive nutritional profile, digestibility, and versatility, pea protein offers a compelling solution for individuals seeking sustainable, allergen-friendly, and health-promoting protein options. While it may not be without its drawbacks, the growing demand for pea protein underscores its potential to shape the future of the protein industry and contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive food system.

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