Rice Protein

[ss4vegeta1]

Does anyone know if this is fast or slow digesting?

 

[meauneau]

Rice doesn't have Proteins it has a few amino acids but not all of the necesary to have protein. Rice and Beans would give you proteins.

 

[pliftkl]

Rice doesn't have Proteins it has a few amino acids but not all of the necesary to have protein. Rice and Beans would give you proteins.

Rice has protein. The body breaks down the protein in rice into amino acids. The issue with rice is that it is not considered to be a "complete" protein, in that when the body breaks down protein from rice, it does not contain all of the amino acids that your body is unable to produce from other amino acids.

 

[hardheart]

Rice doesn't have Proteins it has a few amino acids but not all of the necesary to have protein. Rice and Beans would give you proteins.

Let me google that for you

 

[IronMaidenfan#1]

From Mark Sisson's site...

Rice Protein

Biological Value

 

[Chad Hamilton]

Fuck rice. I use hemp. It's still a whole food, as opposed to an isolated and then "fortified" or "enriched" variety such as rice, soy, pea. If that matters to you - which it should.

 

[curb1850]

From Mark Sisson's site...

Rice Protein

Biological Value

 

[dropshot001]

i look at rice protein as having a moderate release time of about 1-3 hours. sort of similar to egg protein

 

[dropshot001]

Rice doesn't have Proteins it has a few amino acids but not all of the necesary to have protein. Rice and Beans would give you proteins.

it does have all the amino acids, check the profile: True Protein | High Quality Nutrition and Protein Supplements

 

[pliftkl]

it does have all the amino acids, check the profile: True Protein | High Quality Nutrition and Protein Supplements

That's not the same as the nutritional profile of rice. That's the nutritional profile for their product. From their marketing blurb:

The material is derived from non-GMO whole grain brown rice

Rice is generally deficient in lysine, which is why vegetarians tend to complement it with beans (which are high in lysine).