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Monday

Breakfast:Teff Pancakes & Berry Compote and Nut Butter
Lunch:Aubergine Parmigiana
Dinner:Turkey and Quinoa Meatballs with Rice and Cauliflower
Snack:Signature Truffles
Drink:Butterfly Blue Moon Mylk

Tuesday

Breakfast:Red Pepper and Squash Frittata
Lunch:Warming Red Soup with Bread
Dinner:Not Your Average Rice
Snack:Squash and Hemp Hummus with Dippers
Drink:Green Iced Tea with Lemongrass and Ginger

Wednesday

Breakfast:Berry Smoothie Bowl
Lunch:Mediterranean Cauliflower Salad
Dinner:Tagine with Fennel and Olives
Snack:Berrylicious Truffles
Drink:Oolong Iced Tea with Mint and Lemon

Please note that this is only a sample menu. Our menu selection changes based on availability of produce.

Article: Is more protein always better?

Is more protein always better?

Is more protein always better?

Is more protein always better? Let's dive into the protein paradox and find the sweet spot for optimal well-being. This short guide will teach you the basics of understanding protein and how it can support your journey to wellbeing.


Why We Need Protein

Protein is a superhero for muscle repair, satiety, overall body function, a healthy gut barrier, independence, and metabolic health in older age. 


More Is Not Always Better

As with many great things, more is not always better, and it all comes down to the right balance for your individual needs.


Risks of Too Much Protein

  1. Protein metabolism produces nitrogen waste, which kidneys excrete through urine. Excessive protein intake increases the kidney workload, potentially impacting their efficiency over time. If you have existing kidney issues, the adverse effects may be exacerbated by overconsumption of protein.

  2. Also, an overemphasis on protein might lead to nutrient imbalances. Maintaining a varied diet is crucial to ensure you get a full spectrum of essential nutrients.

  3. Protein is fantastic for satiety, helping control appetite and potentially supporting weight management. However, suppose you’re consuming extra protein in addition to your daily energetic needs. In that case, the additional calories may be counter-beneficial for optimal energy balance unless you are putting this energy to use lifting weights or being highly active.

Protein Sources

Opt for lean, nutrient-dense protein sources rather than piling on the quantity. Include lean cuts of meat, poultry, fish and seafood, tofu, tempeh, edamame, and a wide range of pulses, nuts and seeds. Choose the right balance for you with different amounts of protein offered in each of the Kurami meal paths.


It’s Not All Just About Protein

While the majority of the developed world consumes more than enough protein, many countries in the Western world do not consume nearly enough fibre!

Remember to eat the rainbow, not to skip fermented foods and count your plant varieties.

In the meantime, take a look at some of our favourite protein-rich recipes. Protein pancakes, a mood boosting protein smoothie or our high protein breakfast muffins.

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