HealtPriority Low-Molecular-Weight Soy Peptides – 90% Soy Peptides with Inulin, 15 × 5 g Sachets

Made for these everyday situations:

• Heavy shakes are too much: a light 5 g peptide drink instead of a big scoop.
• Plant-based eating: soy peptides and inulin instead of milk protein.
• Busy days and demanding weeks: stir into water in seconds, at home or at work.
• Travel: single sachets for your bag or suitcase.
• Lactose-conscious: made from soy, not from milk.

For adults. Not suitable for people with soy allergy.

• Low-molecular-weight soy peptides (enzymatically hydrolysed soy protein from non-GMO soybeans) – 90%
• Inulin (plant fibre) – 10%

Allergens are shown in bold. The nutrition table and recommended daily amount are printed on the package.

1. Take the daily amount stated on the package.
2. Stir one 5 g sachet into a glass of water – it dissolves quickly.
3. Enjoy it at any time of day, at home, at work or while travelling.
4. Store in a cool, dry place.

Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. Keep out of reach of young children.

Large protein vs small peptides

Proteins are long chains of hundreds of amino acids. Peptides are short fragments of these chains. In this product, soy protein is broken down with enzymes (enzymatic hydrolysis) into low-molecular-weight peptides – small molecules of just a few amino acids.

What this means for you

Because the molecules are so small, the powder is light, dissolves quickly in water and makes a clear-tasting drink instead of a thick shake. With 90% soy peptides, it is a concentrated plant-protein supplement in a 5 g sachet.

Inulin

Inulin (10%) is a soluble dietary fibre found naturally in plants such as chicory.

Soy has been a staple of Chinese cuisine for thousands of years. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, light and simple foods are valued as part of everyday balance. These soy peptides are offered within that cultural idea.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine this is shared as cultural and historical context only. This is a food supplement, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.