Video: Are proteins derived from sustainable sources, nutritious enough?

Wageningen:

 Are proteins derived from sustainable sources, nutritious enough? This question is central to research conducted by the public-private partnership 'Sustainable Future proteins: focus on nutritional and health-promoting qualities'. The research, coordinated by Wageningen University & Research, will provide a scientific basis for the development of high-quality foods with sustainable proteins, and will provide ways for companies to rapidly and efficiently screen novel proteins. More information at www.wur.eu/futureprotein. Contact us at info.fbr@wur.nl.

Are sustainable proteins nutritious enough?

Wageningen: Are proteins derived from sustainable sources, nutritious enough? This question is central to research conducted by the public-private partnership Sustainable Future proteins: focus on nutritional and health-promoting qualities. The research, coordinated by Wageningen University & Research, will provide a scientific basis for the development of high-quality foods with sustainable proteins, and will provide ways for companies to rapidly and efficiently screen novel proteins.

Effective muscle building by administering protein during sleep

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