HP 100 NANO Protein - Vanilla

Product Description

HP 100 NANO Protein - Vanilla

HP-100 is a very low fat, very low carbohydrate, unique protein formula, developed for athletes to help increase sports performance and help optimise recovery time and lean muscle growth. HP-100 may also help in the general area of optimising health.

Recommended Use

Add 1 heaped scoop(28g) to only 200ml(8fl.oz.) of cold water in a drink shaker.

Mix well and consume. Take 1 serve, 2-3 times a day.
 For optimum results, take 1 serve upon waking, 1 serve approx. 30 minutes before exercise, another serving straight after exercise and a serving before going to bed.

Available in chocolate, vanilla, banana, natural, and cappuccino flavouring.

More information

Because HP100 was designed using advanced 'NANO' technology, it provides nanorised intact isolated specific peptides with an array of amino acids, including high levels of BCAA's, ready for immediate absorption. When taken straight after training, muscle cells literally ‘gorge’ themselves full of peptide amino acids provided by HP100 to signal anabolism within the muscle, activating stem cells which will mature and grow into a muscle fiber making the muscle bigger and stronger. This provides accelerated maximum muscle growth and recovery.

NANO technology process that removes any impurities at the smallest possible molecular level. You, are left with the finest and most pure protein on the market. The result; is 100% uptake into your muscles, joints and cells, meaning no upset stomach and maximum health benefits.

The peptides that are in HP100 have been isolated and separated from impurities, including lactose, which is part of the NANO Technology process. Because HP100's peptides come from fully ‘hydrolyzed whey ’ and are in a NANO form, its specific proteins are absorbed straight away with no side effects, including; upset stomach or bloating.

It’s the ‘bio-active’ peptides that have the specific functions within our body. The amino acids are the building blocks for those peptides. How those amino acids are arranged determine what peptides are formed.