Hemp Protein For Flexitarians or Vegetarians

I've been a flexitarian most of my life. I eat mostly veggies and fruits, rarely eat meats.  I knew I needed protein but still couldn't make myself eat meat. I've never liked the taste of meat and can't stand how the animals are not treated humanely in the feed lots....  I learned we can get protein from eggs, yogurt, quinoa, almonds and almond butter, beans, lentils and legumes, along with cheese and milk and more foods. But I still felt too tired to walk through our little Mall of America and felt it was because I wasn't eating enough protein.

I tried a hemp blueberry granola type snack.  I had already read up on the protein in hemp.  It was worth a shot for me since this food was raw whole food.

The hemp blueberry snack was not dry and crunchy like most granola I've had. It was moist, loose and fresh. I use it for a snack but it always fills me up so it's a great appetite curber also :)  It's called Pulse and along with hemp it has raw fruits, grains and much more. See the brochure here.

Pulse is one of the most innovative raw hemp foods I've found.  I was willing to try it when I read it was "raw."  The key ingredient is hemp seed, which is packed with large quantities of all ten essential amino acids, the perfect balance of Omega-6 and Omega-3 essential fatty acids (along with Omega-9), and significant quantities of fiber, critical minerals, and antioxidants.

Also in Pulse are several kinds of nuts, seeds, grains, and fruits, all of which are extremely good for you. There are no artificial chemicals or preservatives at all, this is a 100% raw food.

Versative Hemp Pulse

Hemp for Food
Hemp seeds are drug-free and extremely nutritious. They can be eaten whole, pressed into edible oil like soybeans, or ground into flour for baking. They are one of the best sources of vegetable protein. Hemp seed has the second highest amount of protein of any food (soy being the highest). Hemp seed protein closely resembles the protein found in the human blood, making it easier to digest than soy protein. They contain a full complement of essential amino acids, essential fatty-acids (EFA'S), and have been shown to lower blood cholesterol and dissolve plaque in coronary arteries. As a supplement to the diet, these oils can reduce the risk of heart disease.

I've really liked the Pulse and found if I don't eat some daily I need an afternoon nap. Naps are not good for me because I need every minute of the day for my son, husband, work, dogs, gardens, hiking - you get the point, right? I have to think it's the hemp protein working for me. Will it help you? I have no idea because we are all unique, but it's a food not a stimulant or drug so it's sure to do no harm.

Hemp Seed is Nature’s Perfect High Protein Food
• Hemp protein is the gift of the vegetable world. No where else in nature can someone get a more complete protein source from one place.
• Hemp seeds contain up to 36% protein.
• The protein in hemp seed is comprised of approximately 65% of Edestin and can be found only in hemp seed protein.
• Edestin aids digestion, is low in phosphorus and is considered the backbone of human cellular DNA.
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For info contact me robin@hempandmore.org

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