BSc High Protein Balls

BSc Protein Balls contain a blend of whey proteins and casein from milk, as well as soy protein isolate. All of these protein sources are high quality and contain exceptional essential amino acid profiles, designed to maximise muscle recovery, preparing you for that next session in the gym. There are nine essential amino acids (EAAs) delivered in abundance by each and every protein ball, which are required for so much more than just muscle recovery.

Key Features

	Clean eating, nutritional snack for the health conscious
	High protein, over 24g per pack to support lean muscle development
	Guilt free taste sensation at less than 2g carbohdyrates per pack
	Ideal protein snack for those on low carbohydrate eating plans
	Support recovery & maintenance of muscle tissue
	AWESOME TASTING !!!

One of the essential amino acids in BSc Protein Balls is called phenylalanine, which is required for the synthesis of dopamine, noradrenaline and adrenaline, which we need to keep us alert and in a good mood. Another EAA is tryptophan, which actually is not needed for muscle protein, however, it is crucially important not only for our mood, but also for the health of our digestive tract, as precursor to the neurotransmitter serotonin. So, not only do EAAs stimulate muscle protein synthesis, they also keep us healthy. After all, they are the most important nutrients for the human body, after only oxygen and water.

Whey Protein has many biological uses beyond that of muscle recovery, such as osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease¹. Whey protein may in fact support blood sugar regulation as well via regulating incretins². This makes BSc Protein Balls excellent nutritional support for so much more than athletes and exercise enthusiasts. This product is in fact great for use for the support of general health. These low carb balls are high in protein at more than 24g per pack and are low in carbohdyates at less than 2g. They offer a taste sensation that is guilt free so you can enjoy a delicious snack.

Try taking BSc Protein Balls as a snack throughout the day, after exercise, or during long-distance exercise programs. Alternatively, they can be enjoyed after a low-protein meal to make up for the low EAA content. 

References

1. Marshall K. Therapeutic Applications of Whey Protein. Alternative Medicine Review, 2004 Vol 9;2 p.136-15

2. Graf S et al. Effects of whey protein supplements on metabolism: evidence from human intervention studies. Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2011 Vol 14;6 p.569-580