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Botanical name: Hippophae Rhamnoides

Other name: Seabuckthorn, Argasse, Argousier, Buckthorn, Chharma, Dhar-Bu, Espino Armarillo, Espino Falso, Finbar, Grisset, Meerdorn, Oblepikha, Purging Thorn, Rokitnik, Sallow Thorn, Sanddorn, Sea Buckhorn, Sceitbezien, Sea-Buckthorn, Seedorn, Star-Bu, Tindved.

Sea Buckthorn juice is a tangy, citrusy beverage crafted from the berries of the Hippophae rhamnoides shrub, also known as sea buckthorn. Indigenous to Europe, Asia, and the Himalayas, this shrub has a centuries-old history of utilization. In Europe and Asia, it has been valued for its nourishing properties. In the realm of traditional Chinese medicine, sea buckthorn holds the esteemed title of “the king of the berries.”

Medicinal Uses:

• Improving cardiovascular health
• Relief for the cough
• Improving skin complexion, anti-acne treatment
• Supporting healthy blood sugar levels
• Helping with scald & burn wound repair
• Aiding digestion
• Cellular rejuvenation
• Natural energy boost
• May support a healthy inflammation response
• Stimulating blood circulation
• Healing Mucosa injuries
• Improving brain & nervous system function
• Alleviating pain
• Protecting against premature aging of the skin
• Fighting cellular mutation
• Strong antioxidant network
• Improving nervous system health

Similar to lentils or beans, peas fall under the category of legumes. While in cooking, typically only the fruit is utilized, the pea shell can also be incorporated. The process of finely grinding these pea shells yields (organic) pea fiber, known for its elevated fiber content, estimated at 80%, predominantly consisting of insoluble fiber. This quality promotes healthy digestion.

Medicinal Uses:

• Eye health
• Digestive health
• Immune health and anti-inflammatory properties
• Blood sugar control
• Heart health

Botanical name: Pisum sativum L.

Derived from the dry pea known as Pisum Sativum, pea starch exhibits distinctive characteristics, featuring a significant portion of amylose and a low gel temperature. These attributes contribute to its functional properties, including texturizing and film-forming capabilities. Pea starch is widely employed for its gelling and thickening functions in various agri-food applications such as meats, delicatessen items, sauces, pastas, and creams. Furthermore, its exceptional film-forming properties make it particularly valuable in certain coatings and other textured food products.

Medicinal Uses:

• Eye health
• Digestive health
• Immune health and anti-inflammatory properties
• Blood sugar control
• Heart health

Botanical name: Cucurbita pepo

Other name: squash, pumpkin, or gourd

Pumpkin seed protein powder is crafted directly from the tear-shaped seeds of the pumpkin plant. Although pumpkins are known for their richness in vitamins, minerals, and fiber, the seeds stand out as a concentrated source of these beneficial nutrients.

Naked Seed innovatively blends milled pumpkin seeds with watermelon, chia, and sunflower seeds, creating a well-rounded seed mixture. Protein powders derived from pumpkin seeds, such as Naked Seed, can be seamlessly incorporated into various recipes, including smoothies, shakes, baked goods, cereal, and any other customary methods of consuming protein powder.

Medicinal Uses:

• Cancer-Fighting Effects
• Prostate and Bladder Health
• Mood & Mental Health
• Blood Sugar
• Plant-based & Sustainable Easy & Tasty

Other name: Legume proteins

Soy protein, sourced from the soybean, a legume, is a valuable plant-based protein suitable for vegetarians, vegans, and individuals steering clear of dairy. With no cholesterol and minimal saturated fat, it serves as an excellent protein source for a diverse range of dietary preferences.

Medicinal Uses:

• It’s good for your heart
• It may have anti-cancer effects
• It builds muscles

Botanical name: Cannabis sativa

Other name: cannabis, hemp, Indian hemp, marihuana, and marijuana

Derived from the cannabis plant, hemp protein stands out as an exceptional source of plant-based protein. Notably, it lacks THC, the psychoactive compound associated with marijuana. Hemp is an incredibly sustainable plant, thriving in diverse climates, and its various parts offer versatile applications.

Medicinal Uses:

• Easily digestible
• A great source of fiber
• Contains healthy fats

Botanical name: genus Triticum

Other name: Durum wheat or semolina

Wheat Gluten is derived from the protein present in the endosperm of the wheat grain through the milling process and subsequent drying. Leveraging its nutritional and technical attributes, Wheat Gluten finds significant application in animal feeds, particularly in aqua feed and pet food formulations.

Medicinal Uses:

• It may have antioxidant property
• It may protect against cancer
• It may have cholesterol-reducing properties
• It may protect the heart health
• It may boost the immune system
• It may improve gut health
• It may have anti-diabetes properties

Botanical name: semen coicis

Job’s Tear finds frequent use in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and serves as a supplemental medical food. This broad-leaved, branched grass is indigenous to China, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia. Esteemed as a nutritious health food in various Asian countries, Job’s Tears produces tear-shaped seeds available in a range of colors such as yellow, brown, white, and purple. Beyond their nutritional value, the seeds are occasionally employed as ornamental beads. In TCM practices, both the root and seed of the Job’s Tears plant are sometimes utilized for their medicinal properties.

Medicinal Uses:

• Powder rich in protein, healthy fatty acids and dietary fiber
• Keeps skin young and supple
• Supports energy and healthy body development
• Easily absorbed by the body
• An ideal health food for young and old

Botanical name: Helianthus

Sunflower seed protein powder, characterized by its pale tan hue, fine texture, high protein content, and low fat composition, has gained popularity in various culinary applications. Widely used in baked goods, bars, snacks, and baking mixes, its versatility extends to being a favored additive in protein mixes, drink formulations, and nutraceuticals for a substantial protein boost.

Medicinal Uses:

• Helps manage weight
• Supports muscle growth
• Sunflower protein powder can improve skin health
• May reduce cholesterol and improve heart health
• Suitable for most diets

Botanical name: Oryza sativa

Rice Protein is recognized as a premium plant-based protein within the category of plant proteins. Serving as a non-animal complete protein, it encompasses all nine essential amino acids. Our range includes Rice Protein concentrates with protein content ranging from 50% to 80%. The Rice Protein Powder is a concentrated extract derived from the whole rice grain, crafted through a series of enzymatic processes and filtration to isolate the protein from the entire rice grain. Our commitment to quality is evident in the sourcing of the finest non-GMO and organic rice, cultivated in the Himalayan region of India.

Medicinal Uses:

• Muscle Building and Recovery
• Weight Management
• Digestive Health
• Allergen Free
• Increased Energy and Endurance
• Enhanced Immunity
• Versatility and Convenience