Coffee Millet Smoothie Mix
Nutrient Dense: Packed with essential vitamins and minerals for complete nutrition
Blood Sugar Control: Low glycemic index helps maintain stable blood sugar levels
Rich in Fiber: Supports digestive health and keeps you full longer
Sustainable Energy: Provides long-lasting energy without spikes and crashes
WHY MILLET SMOOTHIE MIX?
Indulge in the wholesome charm of our millet-based smoothie, where ancient grains meet modern delight.
Crafted with the goodness of millet, this smoothie is a symphony of flavor and nutrition, offering a taste of tradition with a twist of innovation.
Savor the creamy texture and delicate sweetness, all while nourishing your body with the natural goodness of millet.
COLLAGEN PROTEIN
FAQS
What is the content of each Pack?
- Each Pack is of 675g
- 15 servings
- Key Ingredients- Proprietary Vegetable Protein Isolate, Veg Collagen Peptide
What is the protein content is there in each scoop?
- Each scoop has 28 gm Protein and 6000mg Collagen Peptide
How do I make it?
- Take 200 ml of milk in a bottle or shaker.
- Put 1 scoop in the milk.
- Shake the bottle or shaker for 20 seconds. Your smoothie is ready on the go.
Do I need to add anything to make the Smoothie?
No, everything is added in the Smoothie mix. Just add milk, shake it and Smoothie is ready.
I am lactose intolerant. How can I consume the smoothie without milk?
No worries, you can replace milk with almond milk, soy milk, rice milk, oat milk.
Can I have it with water?
Yes you can have it with water, but we recommend you to have it with milk to get the best smoothie taste.
How much protein content is there?
Each Scoop contains
- 28 gm of Protein
- 5.3 gm BCAA
- 3 gm of Collagen
Can I have it as a meal replacement?
Yes! Our Smoothie Mixes have all ingredients which provide you with a highly nutritious meal.
Which Protein is used?
We have used plant based Pea protein which is helpful for easy digestion.
How much protein should I consume daily?
The recommended daily intake of protein varies depending on factors such as age, sex, activity level, and overall health. On average, adults should aim for about 0.8 to 1.0 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight. Athletes and people with specific dietary needs may require more.
Each Scoop contains28 gm of Protein5.3 gm BCAA3 gm of Collagen
Proteins are essential macronutrients that serve a wide range of critical functions in the body. They are the building blocks of cells, tissues, and organs, and they play a key role in various biological processes. Consuming protein daily ensures that your body has a constant supply of these vital nutrients to maintain overall health.
What happens if I don't get enough protein daily?
A lack of protein in your diet can lead to a range of health issues, including muscle loss, weakened immune system, slower wound healing, hair and nail problems, and fatigue. Protein deficiency can also affect the health of your skin, organs, and overall bodily functions.
Can I get all the protein I need from food alone?
Yes, you can obtain your daily protein requirements from a balanced diet that includes sources like meat, poultry, fish, dairy products, eggs, legumes, nuts, and seeds. However, some people may choose to supplement their protein intake with protein shakes or bars, especially if they have specific dietary restrictions or fitness goals.
Is it true that protein can help with weight loss?
Yes, protein can be beneficial for weight loss. It promotes feelings of fullness, helps maintain lean muscle mass, and has a higher thermic effect (burns more calories during digestion) compared to fats and carbohydrates. Including protein in your diet can support your weight management goals.
Can vegetarians and vegans meet their protein needs without animal products?
Yes, vegetarians and vegans can meet their protein needs through plant-based sources such as tofu, tempeh, legumes, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. It may require a bit more planning, but a well-balanced vegetarian or vegan diet can provide all the necessary protein.
Are there specific protein requirements for children, pregnant women, or older adults?
Yes, these groups may have different protein needs. Children and adolescents need protein for growth, pregnant and breastfeeding women need extra protein to support fetal development, and older adults may require more to prevent muscle loss associated with aging.
Are there specific protein requirements for children, pregnant women, or older adults?
Yes, these groups may have different protein needs. Children and adolescents need protein for growth, pregnant and breastfeeding women need extra protein to support fetal development, and older adults may require more to prevent muscle loss associated with aging.
How does pea protein compare to other plant-based protein sources like soy or rice protein?
Pea protein is similar in quality to other plant-based proteins like soy and rice. However, it has the advantage of being allergen-friendly and less likely to cause digestive discomfort in some individuals.