Sentences with phrase «digest than the proteins»

Fat, whilst essential in any diet, is slower to be digested than protein and carbohydrate and can therefore impede the speed at which we digest them.

It also has small proteins that are easier for babies to digest than the proteins found in most regular baby formulas.

The high fibre content makes the protein in avocados, easier to digest than the protein in beef - steak.

However, it's more difficult to digest than protein, so when there's too much of it, your pup's pipes might start misfiring (if you know what I mean).

Fat is harder for your senior dog's sensitive stomach to digest than protein and carbohydrates.

Not exact matches

Isolate protein is the purest and most easily digested form of protein supplement, which means it goes straight to the muscles, more easily than just about any other form of protein.

Goat Cheese (Easier to digest than cows milk, metabolism boosting, high in protein and calcium, nutrient dense)

The mint flavors make them a refreshing choice for a protein bar, and these bars are easier to digest than other brands, which makes them ideally suited for a pre-workout energy boost.

This clean ingredient profile just means the peanut powder is higher in protein, fiber, and nutrients than peanut butter with a higher fat content and peanut powder is easier to digest (at least for me).

Not only does the sprouting process make them easier to eat and digest than the big black seeds, they are high in protein and a good source of iron and heart - healthy fats.

The protein and starch in sorghum are more slowly digested than other cereals, which can be beneficial to diabetics.

The slow digesting process also makes it less than ideal as a source of protein for post-workout recovery.

It is high in protein and lower in calories than wheat flour and also easier to digest than wheat.

The liquid protein source will allow us to get the protein the muscles need to begin repairing themselves, and in a much quicker time frame than a solid food source that would digest slowly.

It's nutty, chewy, and packs significantly more protein and fiber than tofu — and because it's fermented, it's easier to digest for some.

In fact, research has found that because protein is more difficult for the body to break down and digest than other nutrients, it can increase post-meal calorie burn by as much as 35 percent!

Don't forget the goat cheese, which has more protein, calcium and probiotics than cow's milk cheese, is easier to digest and actually boosts your metabolism.

While the difference in molecular make - up and easier solubility of proteins in spelt means it may be easier for humans to digest than wheat, it does however contain gluten and is not suitable for anyone with a gluten intolerance or Coeliac disease.

Goat's milk has a smaller protein molecule, making it significantly easier to digest than cow's dairy.

The powder is what's left over after the oil has been extracted and is much easier to digest than many other protein sources.

Protein and fiber - packed green peas are more easily digested than chickpeas, which makes this recipe appropriate for those with digestive issues.

For nearly 20 years, there have been claims that the A2 beta - casein protein is easier to digest than A1, but it's been dismissed as unscientific.

Higher in nutrient - rich protein, LaLoo's is much easier to digest for the more than 50 million people who are sensitive to cow's milk or soy.

I've come to the realization that I really need to be sticking to «eating» liquids -LCB- soups, smoothies, organic protein drinks -RCB- as my nutrition (other than formula from tube feeds) as I can't just jump to eating solids that are harder to digest.

If your child is less than 1 year old, the protein of regular cow milk must be significantly altered to make it easier to digest.

Your breastfed baby should have an easier time digesting solid foods earlier than a formula - fed baby because breastmilk contains enzymes that help digest fats, proteins and starch.

For example, a person may experience abdominal cramps after drinking milk, but this reaction is much more likely to be caused by lactose intolerance (in which a person lacks the enzymes to digest milk sugars) than by an allergy to milk proteins.

I can't recall the specifics, but the reason yogurt, cheese, or cottage cheese is okay earlier than milk has to do with the milk proteins and the way they are digested or perhaps the lactose content (or both?).

This is because they are easier to digest than other dairy products, as the proteins they contain break down during the fermenting and maturing processes.

This narrow, muscular tube attached to the large intestine served as a special area to digest cellulose when the human diet consisted more of plant matter than animal protein.

Cats are carnivores rather than omnivores, so they have higher protein requirements than dogs, but «cats can digest and utilize carbohydrates quite well,» said Andrea Fascetti, a veterinary nutritionist at the University of California Veterinary School in Davis.

What this basically means is that the body will burn more energy to digest it, meaning you will spend more calories by eating protein, than eating the same amount of products rich in carbohydrates.

Since protein and fat are digested more slowly, they slow glucose absorption into the bloodstream, providing the body with a steady stream of sugar rather than a heaping dump.

«Actually, proteins and fats provide a better buffer for alcohol than carbs, because they get digested slower,» she says.

So here are two protein facts that are worth repeating: foods high in protein help rev up your metabolism, and your body actually burns many more calories while digesting protein than it does while digesting fat or carbohydrates.

«Protein helps to reduce the overall glycaemic load of the food by taking longer to digest than high - GI carbohydrates such as refined grains and sugar.

In other words, a higher proportion of the calories in a protein shake are used up just to digest it than those in a muesli bar.

The liquid supplements that have fast - digesting protein such as whey hydrolysates and isolates, as well quickly - digesting carbs like dextrose and maltodextrin have a better chance of absorption than whole food meals, which is another advantage for supplements.

As with any high - protein food, the body will burn off more calories when digesting protein than a breakfast filled with carbs.

It keeps the body nourished longer than whey as the different types of protein are digested at different rates.

Therefore, it'll cost you more calories to digest and absorb protein than it would cost you to assimilate fat and carbs, which is why high protein intake has been shown to significantly boost metabolism and increase the amount of calories you burn.

Protein is a thermogenic; it is slow burning, requiring 30 per cent more energy to be digested than carbs and fats.

The reason for this is because casein protein is slower digesting than whey protein, so it will keep your muscles and body fueled throughout the night whilst you sleep.

Protein is harder to assimilate than other nutrients, so your body kicks up its metabolism to help digest it.

What happens is, the juice digests MUCH faster than the yogurt or other dairy source -LCB- dairy proteins take longer to digest -RCB-.

Less than optimal digestion can happen for other reasons too: not enough gut flora to aid the digestive process, not enough water and / or fibre to help our body move all that digested food out of us, or too much protein which is super hard for our system to breakdown.

Protein requires more energy to digest than other nutrients, making high - protein diets excellent food plans for both weight loss and muscle buProtein requires more energy to digest than other nutrients, making high - protein diets excellent food plans for both weight loss and muscle buprotein diets excellent food plans for both weight loss and muscle building.

Unlike other beans, they cook quickly, are rich in protein, easier to digest than other beans and produce a healthy, flavorful soup that will become a staple in your home.

If the above philosophy is true, than the second athlete would fall in a protein deficiency because he can only digest 30 grams of protein of the given 180 grams.

The first one will obviously have shorter digestion periods (it's easier to digest 30 grams of protein than 180, right?)