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Five awesome protein shakes Vol.1

In this Vision PT article, we share our favourite five protein shakes for when you're on the go and looking for something sweet - Part 1.
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By Adam Lewinski at Wynyard

BANANA ALMOND CREAM SHAKE

1 banana
125ml cup A2 skim milk
125ml water
30g almonds
1 scoop Vision vanilla whey protein
1 handful ice

CHO: 26.48g
PRO: 34.27g
FAT: 16.29g

 

Protein is an important component of the body which is used to repair tissue (muscle, hair, bone, skin, cartilage and even blood) as well as help create enzymes and hormones. Like fat and carbohydrates, protein also has an energy vakue, 17kj per gram, but the body prefers fat and carbohydrates for energy use, which leaves protein free to repair and maintain the human body.

 

WILD BERRY SHAKE

1 scoop Vision strawberry whey protein
25g raspberries
50g strawberries
25g blueberries
125ml cup A2 skim milk
125ml water
1 handful ice

CHO: 17.16g
PRO: 28.08g
FAT: 2.57g

 

When consumed, protein is digested and broken down into amino acids. Amino acids are essentially the building blocks for protein and are obsorbed in the small intestines and then distributed to relevent cells elsewhere in the body. Those cells essentially take what they need, rearrange those amino acids to synthesise new proteins and repair old or damage ones. Afterwhich, any additional protein is either converted by the body into glucose, then subsquently glycogen to be used as energy if carbohydrate levels are low or converted into fat and stored. So extreme consumption of protein can also contribute to unecessary weight gain if energy in is greater than that was it expended.

 

PEANUT BUTTER CHOCOLATE SHAKE

1 Scoop Vision chocolate whey protein
10g peanut butter
250ml sanitarium almond milk unsweetened
1 handful ice 

CHO: 4.43g
PRO: 27.83g
FAT: 10.67

 

Protein can be found in a variety of whole food sources, some of which include meat, poultry, fish, dairy, eggs, legumes, nuts, seeds, soy and even grains. Sources such as meats, poultry, fish, eggs, and soybeans carry complete proteins, meaning that they provide all of the required amino acids by the body. Whole foods such as legumes, some nuts & seeds and grains do not carry all the essential amino acids, where those that are missing must be consumed from other sources or supplementation.

 

CHOCOLATE COFFEE SHAKE

1 scoops Vision chocolate whey protein
250ml cup A2 skim milk
1 handful ice
1 tbsp instant coffee


CHO: 15.03g
PRO: 31.20g
FAT: 2.35g

 

Consuming enough protein is important in helping allow the body to perform a variety of functions such as cell-building, muscle growth, maintanence of healthy tissues and producing enzymes and hormones to help regulate metabolism on a daily basis.

 

SUPER PEACH SHAKE

1 scoop Vision strawberry whey protein
250 cup water
1 tbsp flaxseed oil
1 ripe peach (peeled)
50g strawberries

CHO: 15.05g
PRO: 25.35g
FAT: 7.40g

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