We love banana split sundaes, but not the sugar, calories, fat, and lack of nutrition that comes with them. Here’s Living Fuel’s spin on this classic that you can fix your kids (or yourself) for breakfast! The LivingProtein Banana Split SuperSmoothie fuels you with 465 nutrient-dense calories, 12 grams of plant-based fiber, and 30 grams of clean protein. This delicious SuperSmoothie is dairy-free, soy-free, and guilt-free! Blend one up today and let us know what you think at the Living Fuel Facebook page.
LivingProtein Banana Split SuperSmoothie
2 scoops (1 serving) LivingProtein
1 teaspoon organic unsweetened cocoa powder
2 tablespoons organic almond butter
½ medium frozen banana
1 cup unsweetened organic vanilla or chocolate coconut or almond milk
¼ teaspoon organic ground cinammon
dash nutmeg (optional)
Mix in blender until smooth (about 30 seconds) and enjoy!
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Recipe! LivingProtein Banana Split SuperSmoothie
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Recipe! Frozen CocoChia Treats
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New Recipe! LivingProtein Banana Bread SuperSmoothie
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Try Living Fuel’s LivingProtein Banana Bread SuperSmoothie with our revolutionary plant protein LivingProtein and enjoy the great sweet taste of bananas, almonds, and cinnamon, with no gluten, dairy, or added sugar. This easy-to-make SuperSmoothie is a great breakfast or post-workout treat. Kids love it, too! This terrific new recipe fuels you with 350 calories, 11 grams of fiber, and 24 grams of protein.
SuperHealth Challenge Tip!
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Protein intake is of paramount importance. For maximum gain of muscle, take protein at the highest recommended levels mentioned in this chapter while also significantly increasing your consumption of healthy fats, including nuts, nut butters, seeds, and oils. Protein and EAAs powders are extremely important in healthy weight gain, because trying to obtain optimal protein intake from continuous back-to-back meat meals can be a huge stress to the body and harmful over time, and vegetable sources of protein are not concentrated enough.
Summary
• Proteins are the basic building blocks of the human body and one of the key nutrients in the human diet.
• Proteins are made up of essential and nonessential amino acids.
• Building and maintaining lean muscle is critical for weight optimization, and inadequate protein intake can result in muscle catabolism (loss).
• Not all protein is alike, and plant and animal protein have differing amino acid profiles (a gram is not necessarily a gram).
• The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of protein is the minimal, not the optimal, level of protein needed for daily functioning.
• Contrary to conventional thinking, high protein diets can be healthy and beneficial, even higher protein diets for those with kidney dysfunction.
• Protein intake must be maintained at optimal levels or even increased when calorie intake is reduced. While on a low calorie diet, it is important to maintain protein levels within the high side or above these ranges to help stave off muscle loss.
• Using the Stealth Technique of preloading with EAAs, the FUEL Fast, and the Micro Fast can exponentially increase your speed toward Super Health and lifelong weight optimization.
• The right EAAs are a legal substance that can be more effective than banned substances if you know how to use it. Muscle protein synthesis is stimulated by a single dose of 15 grams of essential amino acids to a greater extent than any anabolic hormone tested, including testosterone, insulin, and growth hormone.
• Protein powders can be great sources of protein, but amino acid profiles matter and beware of the other ingredients.
• Vegetarians need extra vigilance in their supplementation of protein and other vital nutrients.
• Eating more frequent meals may not result in expedited weight optimization.
KC Craichy
Author
The Super Health Diet
The LivingFuel Fast
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KC and Monica Craichy explain how you won’t go hungry on the LivingFuel Fast and the great health benefits it will give your body.
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The Gift of Super Health
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Holiday Health Challenge Tip!
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Compelling research during the past years has demonstrated and raised the public’s awareness of the importance of antioxidants in the maintenance of health and even in the prevention of degenerative disease. Indeed, research shows that low oxidative stress or the consumption of large amounts of broad-spectrum antioxidants in fruits, vegetables, some grains, nuts, seeds, legumes, and supplement antioxidants is the other most likely reason CRON diets work. However, what exactly are antioxidants, and why are antioxidants so important for human health?
Appropriately named, antioxidants are a group of compounds produced by the body that occur naturally in many foods and in various amounts. They are invaluable substances because they soak up the toxic free radicals that are produced by the oxidation process in our bodies. Free radicals are chemically unstable molecules that attack your cells and damage your DNA. Oxidation is what causes an apple slice to turn brown, fish to become rancid, and a cut on our skin to become raw and inflamed. It happens to all cells in nature, including the ones in our bodies.
KC Craichy
Author
The Super Health Diet
KC Craichy’s SuperHealth Podcasts: The Importance of Vitamin D
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KC Craichy talks with Dr. Leonard Smith about the importance of Vitamin D for SuperHealth.
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CocoChia: What, Why, and How
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KC Craichy’s SuperHealth Podcasts: SuperFit With SuperFood
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KC talks with natural strength expert John Peterson about how to be SuperFit with SuperFood.
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