BENEFITS

“Proteins are amazing molecules. They spark the chemical reactions that form the basis for life, transmit signals in the body, identify and kill foreign invaders, form the engines that make us move, record visual images. For every task in a living organism, there is a protein designed to carry it out.”

Nature’s Robots: A History of Proteins

Charles Tanford and Jacqueline Reynolds

75% of your body’s solid part is protein.

Protein is not just for muscle development and increased strength. Protein also affects your skin, hair, nails, organs, hormones, bones and a lot more. Protein keeps your immune system functioning properly and helps your body produce enzymes. Remember to give your body a daily shot of protein as you remember to drink lots of pure water every day.

Protein does a million things for your body! Many of them you can’t see, but still they improve your life by improving your body.

Why do we need protein shots?

Harvard School of Public Health have listed some of all the great things protein does inside your body…

Building muscles (and muscles not only give you strength – they also increase your metabolism)
Increasing strength
Boosting the metabolism (easier to burn fat)
Trimming your body (muscles are toning your body into a sexy existence)
Improving the immune system (even you immune system is build up by proteins!)
Stabilizing your blood sugar levels (makes you able to control your instant cravings!)
Improving athletic performance
Helping your body to produce enzymes (yep, your enzymes too are build up by proteins!)
Making your body stay young (and attractive)
Giving your body energy (inside out)
Giving a healthy glow; healthy skin, hair, nails (all three are build up by proteins)
Making hair and nails stronger
Maintaining the body you have worked hard for
Producing hormones
Helping you become easier satisfied (and eat less!)
Maintaining a natural water-balance
Maintaining a natural acid-balance in you body
Protecting Lean Body Mass

Loose fat. Get trimmed. Maintain the body you have. improves athletic performance. Helps muscle development.   Increase Metabolism.   Reducing blood pressure. Stay young. Get a firm body. Get energized. Healthy skin, hair and nails. Longer and stronger hair & nails. Increase strength. Boost the immune system. Help your body produce enzymes. Improving gastrointestinal function. Become satisfied easier and eat less.  Transportation of fat and cholesterol. Reducing cholesterol. Production of enzymes and hormones. Blood sugar regulation. Transport hemoglobin (carries oxygen). Transport Transferrin (carries iron).  Transport Ceruloplasmin (carries copper).  Transport Retinol-binding protein (carries vitamin A). Attach’s antigens (viruses, bacteria, or other foreign invaders). Maintenance of proper fluid balance. Maintain the normal acid-base balance in the body. Lean body mass protection. Protecting against cancer. Maintenance of cardiovascular health. Contributing to general well-being.

Wow! That’s not just a part-time job!

Just remember that YOU’RE the ‘employer’ – you’re the one who has to eat good protein sources and make sure you get all 8 essential amino acids to maintain your body every day.

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The great thing about protein shots is that they only provide you with proteins and not loads of extra carbs, lactose, fat, etc. You don’t get the extra fat you get from meat;  you don’t get all that carbs and starch from beans; and you don’t get all the extras from traditional protein powder that should have been filtered (lactose, carbs, fat, or even animal bones!)

“Animal sources of protein can be sources of saturated fat which has been linked to elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, a risk factor for heart disease.”

NIH Medical Encyclopedia

Did you know that red meat will be in your body the next 72 hours after you eat it (sometimes even more)? Just imagine placing a piece of red meat in 37 °C/ 98.6 °F for 3 days – three days! No wonder it has been linked to risk factors as cholesterol, heart diseases and even cancer. Read more on the next section: ‘Experts Say’.