Whenever Hemp Protein is mentioned, it does not specify if it's the hemp seed or the entire hemp stock (leaves & stems). Does antone know which it is?
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Any questions about products, I always contact the manufacture's customer service for info.and to insure accuracy.
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Hi J. Przybilla,Nutiva's organic hemp protein powders are made with whole, raw hemp seeds that have had the oil expeller pressed from them. We are committed to producing the highest quality products and encourage you to contact us directly for any questions or concerns you have by emailing us at help@nutiva.com. Thank you, The Nutiva Team.
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get on naturalnews.com and do some research! hemp, pea, and chia don't have the high heavy metal content and its because all of the rice protein from china is being watered with water that is 80 percent more toxic than even their government allows. so when Mike from naturalnews.com discovered this in his lab he blew the whole industry up
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Hi Jeffrey. Good Question: The correct answer is that in this blend NUTIVA sifts more NATURAL fiber from the hemp seeds [no other ingredients are added] into the mix, which changes the ratios of the protein to account for the added fiber (12g of fiber and 11g of protein per serving , whereas the regular Hemp Protein blend is (9g of fiber and 15g of protein). Hope this clarifies confusion.
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I think the whole thing is a hemp/bamboo blend, but they may have changed since I bought mine.
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sprouting seeds increases the bioavailability of the nutrients. Until recently you couldn't legally sell whole, unhulled hemp seeds. Most seeds are bound up or toasted or steamed so they won't germinate. Its a valid question even if it is for a stupid reason. I say let him grow the seeds and have a ball smoking rope.
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Someone mentioned mint seeds in the reviews, but I don't see that listed on the packets shown. I wish the vendor would give an exact list so I'd know for sure what I'm getting... ??
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Yea, it goes okay with fruit. It is from the seed of green pumpkin seeds so it tasres similar to hemp protien out of all other protein sources. If you tried hemp protein and thought it was doable, it's probably worth giving this a try.
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I found this about the nutritional value here; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemp_oil. but I personally don't know.
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I don't believe there is any difference whatsoever. I could be wrong. I do know that I have purchased other brands (at higher prices) and the product tasted the same. With the size of the hemp seed, I don't see how you could only "get" the hearts. They're not like artichokes as far as I know.
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For the longest time i bought this milk from Amazon,but two weeks ago i googled hemp products (in the name of town i live in) and found there were several places close to me that sold hemp products,some of which sell out of their homes.Try it.As big as Birmingham is there must be several places.
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There is one on the package. Pure pea protein. I did not buy it so I can't tell you about fiber etc. see other answers..78% protein one says
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I read that the Hemp Hearts do not contain THC. It is a different part of the plant that they use for the Hemp Hearts. I have taken Hemp Hearts daily and have never felt high. They are full of protein and omega and some health issues I have had have gotten better since I have been using the Hemp Hearts...J on Cape CodHope this was helpful.
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Not at all. Most varieties of hemp contain no thc or any "medical" properties
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It only has 1 gr. of sugar which is most likely natural, It is hard for me to say on the flavor as I use it in a fruit and vegetable smoothie witch I drink most every morning. I had been using soy protein, but switched when I heard that soy was now a GMO and they used a lot of pesticides. I am very happy with the Hemp Pro 50. and will reorder it when I run out. Good luck!
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It's possible that it's an error, OR it's also possible that they're warning you that the protein that's sourced from peas is less-bioavailable than that from whey, which is the "gold standard" of protein powder bioavailability. (Funny, but I always thought that egg whites were the highest, then whey.)
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No it doesn't. The protein comes from quinoa, amaranth, peas and artichoke.
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It's an organic protein blend of "Sprouted, Enzymatically Activated, Non-GMO Brown Rice Protein (80% protein, 20% nitrients) * Hemp Protein (50% protein, 50% nutrients)"