European potato protein powder?
Created June 11, 2013 at 10:57 PM
I'm a trying to gain muscle and I just dont have the appetite to eat the amount of protein I need. I'm allergic to whey protein and I don't do well with egg protein either. Sometimes I use gelatin as a protein supplement but too much of it doesn't sit well. I've tried rice and beef protein powders too but I'm looking for something different. I want to be as healthy as possible and I'm curious what kind of anti-nutrients I would be ingesting if I took this potato supplement? Thanks!
This is the link to the potato protein: http://truenutrition.com/p-4361-european-potato-protein-isolate-1lb.aspx?
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well white potatoes do contain anti nutrients, i don't remember the name of them off the top of my head. Some people feel that potatoes are acceptable, while others don't. conventionally grown potatoes are typically subjected to a pretty large amount of chemicals when being grown, even if they are non-gmo.
that being said it looks like a decent protein powder. i don't think if there is another plant protein powder with that high of a percentage of protein. Its also a complete protein, not something to be too worried about if your also eating meat, but its still a good thing.
another alternative i could think of would be hemp protein. hemp seeds contain no phytic acid or other anti nutrients like other seeds. it would also be a complete protein, but the powder only contains 50% protein, and isn't the greatest tasting protein powder either.
Thanks for the answer! I wonder if the anti-nutrients from the potato will make their way into the protein powder. I heard that most of the anti-nutrients are in the potato's skin.
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jake_15
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on June 17, 2013
at 08:32 PM
Thanks for the answer! I wonder if the anti-nutrients from the potato will make their way into the protein powder. I heard that most of the anti-nutrients are in the potato's skin.