Is this protein heat treated?
117959
I wish i could help, but it doesn't say. It says: "100% ultrafiltered Whey Protein from from milk and lecithin (from soy)"It does say it's "from cows not treated with growth hormones and is ultrafiltered to be low in fat, lactose,and carbohydrates".You could contact Jarrow at: www.Jarrow.com. I'm not seeing a phone number on the canister.
117960
I read everything on the label & it doesn't say if it is heat treated. Sorry, wish I could of helped you more. It is 100% all natural. It tastes great though! 18 grams of protein in one scoop. Munchkin
117961
There is no statement about heat treating on this package... I like this product and at 68 years old I am rebuilding muscle with it and it works.
117962
I don't see anything on the packaging that identifies whether it has been heat treated or not.
117963
The container states: 100% Ultrafiltered Whey Protein from milk and lecithin (from soy). See their website for more information www.jarrow.com.
117964
I doubt it, heat of any significance would denature the protein, making it essentially useless if you want a whole protein. If they used low heat to preserve the protein structure, what would be the point?
1860997
Mine was quite good. Never spoiled or smelled bad. I always put this one in whey protein.
1987740
I don't think it would - but that's a guess. I couldn't see how heat would change the mouth feel, etc., as proteins typically don't become glass-like in this fashion.
471393
it can be mixed right in with wet or dry foods but it must not be heated. Heat kills the enzymes and probiotics and renders it useless.
1358509
Not sure about the protein but it leaves the natural hair very soft. It may make coloured hair brittle.Just had my hair glazed at AVEDA it was no different from the John Frieda product. Hope this helps.
1560323
I read the ingredients. Proprietary Protein Blend, Soy Protein, Isolate, Whey Protein, and etc . Other ingredients are included.
1035452
This product should not be added to anything that will be heated. It is a supplement that is added after all cooking is done and the food has cooled to room temperature or refrigerated. Exposing this powder to heat will destroy the nutrients and delicate enzymes. I hope this answers your question. :)
579546
No no no - the seed hulls are removed by mechanical process. That alone renders the seed unviable as a plant. Only if the seed shell remains intact does the heat treatment process come into play. In the protein powder there are no bizzaro excessive forces needed to make the product.
1987741
I tried boiling it in some water to test, and it seemed to be gritty still, but that was only for a couple minutes. It is most likely best to not heat too much and alter the proteins.
1735515
Hello. Mine is all finished. It just said pea protein. But like I mentioned in my earlier post, it has a high sodium level - too high for just pea protein. It tasted good enough, I just feel the salt content is evidence that the ingredient list is incomplete.
752293
The product looks like is gluten free. For the other questions I don't have an answer. However, like I said before I didn't get a chance to taste it because of the warning label, which reads that could produce harm to the reproductive organs and has minerals that are pretty harmful to your health if you have them more the amount is allowed daily. Now, don't forget that every protein product are concentrated so to me it's not ideal to have this protein or another. Also, if you like you could call them up so they could answer all your questions. Hope that helps
410052
YES! There are hidden MSG ingredients in the soup, listed as Hydrolyzed protein and yeast extract.
1354463
I have no issues with my bottle. Protein is listed way down on my ingredient list also. The 1st 5 ingredients : water, glycerin, cetearyl alcohol, urea, mineral oil.
1678569
This protein is shelf stable, however it is recommended in the package to refrigerate after opening. I have kept it both in and out of my refrigerator without problems. Nowadays I usually keep it refrigerated to prevent any damage to the fat content naturally occurring in the hemp protein ( which by the way is not much).
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No not from what I can tell from package. This product recommended by my sons doc after fitness routine because he is thin and lean. Also recommend by another doc to neighbor son who was involved in burn accident. He needed more protein in his diet to repair tissue. LI've it because out had very little flavo. And my son wouldn't eat it if it tast bad. Hope that helps
1071337
You can not "un-denature" protein, you can only denature it. So in the process of making whey powder from milk, there has to be a heating at some time, so some denaturing will happen. The only way to get totally "un-denatured" protein is to drink raw milk. But... denatured protein still has all the amino acids that the raw protein had, the protein structure is just rearranged.Bottom line - it does not matter.
464962
Yes. It is a complete protein. Click on the alternate photos of the product to read the label if you'd like more information.