San Diego Pea Protein Isolate Weight Gainer With Essential Amino Acids: Update
Jul 3, 2023
Updated pea protein isolate supplement now available at San Diego-based supplement store ProBody Warehouse.
El Cajon, United States - July 3, 2023 /PressCable/ —
ProBody Warehouse announces that its popular pea protein isolate Blessed is available in an updated formulation. The vegan-friendly formula offers 23 grams of proteins per scoop, with all the essential amino acids.
More details can be found at https://probodyonline.com/products/blessed-plant-protein
A gluten, soy, and dairy-free product, Blessed now offers a more balanced protein formula for bodybuilders, runners, and anyone else looking for a quality source of protein offering high satiety without bloating.
The announcement comes as the demand for vegan-friendly protein shakes continues to grow. According to a report by Meticulous Market Research, pea protein isolate supplements are expected to grow at the highest CAGR by 2029, compared to other types of vegan protein - with pea protein being increasingly recognized for its high nutritional content and hypoallergenic properties.
Blessed, the pea protein isolate powder offered by ProBody Warehouse, is an all-natural product designed to provide a protein boost in an efficient way. Keeping users fuller for longer, Blessed has zero artificial additives and no added digestive enzymes.
The product is 100% naturally sweetened to ensure a pleasant taste without the risk of chemical additives. “The unfairly delicious flavors have been formulated from the highest quality ingredients to ensure consistency, boldness, and longevity through our industry-leading Gen-3, freeze-dried all-natural flavor lock technology,” explained a company representative.
About ProBody Warehouse
A leading supplement brand based in San Diego, ProBody Warehouse has four locations in San Diego County, with an e-store available to serve clients in the US and worldwide. ProBody Warehouse is widely appreciated for the quality of its products and its large inventory, being known among fitness enthusiasts as “the athlete’s candy shop.”
“Really love this supplement shop,” said a satisfied client. “The prices rival what you can find online, the advice and suggestions come free which is really what sets it apart. The staff are really helpful and knowledgeable and once you sign up for the text messages you can wait for deals on the weekends. If you are jumping into working out or are a regular gym rat, this is a fantastic location to pick up some pre-workout, supplements, or whatever else fits your fancy.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://probodyonline.com/products/blessed-plant-protein
Contact Info:
Name: Rob Hagos
Email: Send Email
Organization: ProBody Warehouse
Address: 301 W. MAIN ST, El Cajon, California 92020, United States
Phone: +1-619-593-0466
Website: https://probodyonline.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89101419
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