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Wound Healing

When the body is working to heal wounds and surgical incisions it requires increased amounts of protein. Protein and its amino acids are the building blocks that initiate the growth of new skin during the healing process. Inadequate amounts of protein or diets high in poor quality proteins, such as gelatin, may delay the healing process. Whey protein is a very high quality protein and is often the preferred choice for high protein products recommended by physicians following surgery or burn therapy.

Whey protein also contains components with protective anti-microbial properties, such as lactoferrin. In recent years companies have introduced mouthwashes and oral care products containing these protective whey protein components. The companies are taking advantage of the unique features of whey protein to create new products for diabetics and others sensitive to oral irritations. This area is expected to evolve in the future.

Cancer prevention / cancer recovery
Diabetes prevention / treatment of diabetes
Healthy Aging
Wound Healing
ADD/ADHD
Gout
Hepatitis
Disease Prevention
LDL Cholesterol
GI tolerance
Gastric bypass recovery patients
Pressure ulcers
Stress
High blood pressure
Chronic fatigue syndrome
Pregnant women
 


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Whey protein is a soluble, very easy to digest protein. It quickly enters the body to provide the important essential amino acids needed to nourish muscles and other body tissues. This is one of the reasons it is a common ingredient in infant formula and protein supplements for medical use.

 

 

 

 
 

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