The Information of Quinoa Peptide

Introduction:

Quinoa provides a large amount of lysine and eight other essential amino acids to help support our body's amino acid needs. Studies have shown that the digestibility of quinoa protein is equivalent to that of other high-quality protein foods.

Quinoa seems to be a high-quality protein, but this is quinoa isolated protein. In fact, the protein content in quinoa seeds is very low.

Benefit:
The harvested seeds of Chenopodium quinoa undergo processing to remove natural saponins, a bitter-tasting husk that acts as a natural pesticide to the maturing plant.

Apart from being one of the best sources of protein, quinoa has small amounts of omega-3 essential fatty acids, is non-GMO,  which makes it a good find. Aside from protein, which supports muscle, hair, collagen, enzymes, and antibodies, and fiber that helps our bodies absorb nutrients, quinoa is a strong source of:

Manganese (58% of the RDA): A friend to the brain, nerves connective tissue, bones, blood, hormones, and metabolism.

Magnesium (30% of the RDA): Gets the biochemical party started and helps with energy production.

Phosphorous (28% of the RDA): Teams up with calcium to give strength and structure to bones and teeth.

Folate (19% of the RDA): A B vitamin that hooks up with your DNA chain and percolates other genetic material.

Copper (18% of the RDA): Links up with iron to help form red blood cells and keep blood vessels, nerves, immune system, and bones ticking like the Swiss.

Iron (15% of the RDA): Important for healthy blood and transfer of oxygen from lungs and tissues.

Zinc (13% of the RDA): Big on cell division, cell growth, wound healing, and the breakdown of carbohydrates. If you can smell and taste, thank zinc.

Vitamins B1, B2, and B6 (more than 10% of the RDA): The Bs power energy level, brain function, and cell metabolism.

Potassium (9% of the RDA): Regulates fluid balance, muscle contractions, and nerve signals. A diet rich in potassium may help reduce blood pressure and water retention, and help prevent stroke, osteoporosis, and kidney stones.

Application:

Quinoa Peptide Powder can be used as a dietary supplement and has applications in sports nutrition and health care industries.