Nutritional Facts: Serving Size 1 oz, Servings Per Container 18, Total Fat 5.6g (Saturated Fat .5g, Trans 0g, Polyunsaturated 4.9g (Omega-3 2900mg and Omega-6 2000mg), Monosaturated .9g). Cholesterol 0g, sodium 6.8mg, Carbohydrate 8.7g (Dietary Fiber 5g and Sugar 1g), Protein 12 g. Vitamins and Minerals % daily value: Vitamin A 16%, Calcium 3%, Iron 23%, Vitamine E 13%, Phosphorus 26%, Magnesium 50%, Zinc 22%, Copper 10%, Manganese 16%. Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

 

Ruth's
Hemp and Sprouted Flax Protein Powder
Raw, Organic
18 oz.
$24.95

Raw Certified Organic Hemp and Sprouted Flax Protein Powder offers an exceptional protein and enzymatically active, sprouted flax with high-lignan fiber for improved intestinal function. It also contains EFAs for skin and heart health. The active enzymes make the proteins, Omega 3 fatty acids and flax lignans many times more bio-available than they would be otherwise.

Sprouting any seed activates the enzymes which create the miracle of life. The flax seed is sprouted and then dehydrated at low temperatures to preserve the valuable enzymes.

Enjoy Hemp and Sprouted Flax Protein Powder added to your favorite juice or create a power-packed fruit smoothie drink.

One serving, 30 grams of powder (1 oz), contains 5 grams of fiber, 12 grams of protein, with the bonus of 2900 mg of Omega-3 and 2000 mg of Omega-6 fatty acids.

This hemp and sprouted flax protein powder is 40% protein with excellent amino acid content. It has highly bioavailable lignans (phytoestrogens), and is enymatically active, gluten-free, and a great source of soluble fiber.

Ingredients: Certified Organic hemp powder, certified organic sprouted dehydrated flax.

Product of Canada.
USDA Certified Organic.

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Planet friendly, sustainable hemp (a non-drug crop) is grown in 33 countries without pesticides. Its sturdy stalks and seeds can be used to produce food, clothing, shoes, fuel, rope, paper, plastics, insulation, and numerous other products. Due to its versatility, the cultivation of hemp was mandated by early colonial law and both George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were hemp farmers.