Alternative Protein Isolate
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About Chicken Protein Sample (32g):

Is chicken a staple of your diet? Of course it is! That’s why Ultimate Nutrition’s team of researchers formulated Chicken Protein Isolate. This cutting-edge chicken protein has a wealth of amino acids (bothessential and non-essential), and minerals. Did we mention it comes in your choice of three delicious and easy-to-digest flavors?  Chicken Protein sample bottles are available in vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry. Amino Acids have long been known to be the building blocks of proteins and polypeptides, both which are necessaryfor Muscle Recovery and Muscle Growth. Recent scientific studies show that the optimal balances of amino acids regulate key metabolic pathways for maintenance, growth and overall health¹. Chicken Protein Isolate was created to deliver the Ultimate amino acid-balance and designed for those who are trying to get in shape and reach their peak level fast! Have you ever felt less than optimalafter a whey protein shake? What about soy? Well fear not, Chicken Protein Isolate is easily digestible, has a delicious and smooth flavor, and doesn’t have the risk of bloating issues caused by other sources of protein. This low-fat Chicken Protein Isolate was developed to meet the needs of both the athlete and the health-conscious consumer; both can benefit from the natural source of calcium and iron when supplemented in their everyday diet. It is the premiere supplement of choice for those who lead an active lifestyle and for those who desire the advantages of a natural, on-the-go protein that will help you hit your macros². Ultimate Nutrition realizes that our athletes and fans need the benefits of Chicken Breast and simply don’t have the time in their busy schedule to spend in the kitchen, restaurant or at a seated table. Chicken Protein Isolate has all the benefits of a chicken breast in a convenient, easily-mixable and delicious protein shake. Save the time on the grill and get Chicken Protein Isolate so you can spend more time in the gym and more time growing! Grab your Chicken Protein Sample today!

References

1)  Guoyao Wu, “Amino Acids: metabolism, functions, and nutrition”, Amino Acids, May 2009, Volume 37, Issue 1, pp 1-17 2)Stuart M. Phillips Et al, “Dietary protein for athletes: From requirements to optimum adaptation”, Journal of sports science, Volume 29, 2011, S29-S38