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Go to the shopYou have probably heard the term “animal-based” being thrown around more lately. Maybe you have seen animal-based protein powders, animal-based diets, or people talking about moving away from plant-based foods. But what does animal-based actually mean when you are talking about protein powder? At first, it seems pretty simple. If it comes from an animal, it is animal-based, right? Well,...
CONTINUE READINGWhen you think about protein powder, the first thing that probably comes to mind is whey. Maybe you think of some of the plant-based proteins that have become so popular over the last few years. But have you ever heard of beef protein powder? I know what you are probably thinking. Beef? In a powder? How in the world does that...
CONTINUE READINGWhen you buy a protein powder, you probably spend a lot of time looking at how many grams of protein are in each scoop. It makes sense. After all, that is what you are buying it for. But have you ever stopped to ask where that protein actually came from? We tend to think of protein powder as simply being...
CONTINUE READINGIf you type clean paleo protein powder into Google, you are going to get a lot of results. The problem is that “clean” can mean just about anything depending on who is selling it. One company may think clean means no artificial colors, while another still loads the formula with gums, emulsifiers, natural flavors, and sweeteners you may not want anywhere...
CONTINUE READINGFor the longest time, coffee was entirely prohibited during the elimination phase of the Autoimmune Protocol. Then AIP changed. What we once simply called AIP became Core AIP, while a less restrictive version called Modified AIP was introduced. Coffee is still eliminated on Core AIP, but it is allowed on Modified AIP. Paleo has always been a little less clear-cut. Depending...
CONTINUE READINGPaleo Protein Powder vs. Whey Protein: Which Is the Better Choice? There is no doubt that the first protein powder you reach for in your life is likely to be a whey protein. It makes sense. Milk has been part of most people's diets since childhood, so whey feels familiar. But what you chose when you were younger doesn't necessarily...
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