Paleo Protein - Salted Caramel

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Salted Caramel Protein Powder - A New Experience

My Salted Caramel Paleo Protein is an indulgent mix of sweet and savory. My sweet tooth was always getting me in trouble growing up which is why I created my Salted Caramel Paleo Protein as a healthy alternative. It’s just the right blend of rich caramel and savory sea salt to satisfy your cravings. Even the robust, sweet aroma is enough to send my daughter Elle running into the room every time I open the bag to make a smoothie.

The Myers Way® Salted Caramel Paleo Protein is one of the only clean, AIP protein powders on the market. It’s gluten, dairy, and sugar-free, and sourced from non-GMO, hormone- and antibiotic-free, grass-fed beef. You also won’t find other ingredients on your ‘avoid’ list including grains, corn, or legumes in my Paleo Protein. It’s truly perfect for everyone, especially those following an AIP/autoimmune protocol, Keto or Paleo diet, or simply avoiding inflammatory foods!

Every serving contains a whopping 21 grams of pure protein. Fantastic for those concerned about getting protein in their diet. Not everyone always has a source of clean, collagen-based protein on hand, so Salted Caramel Paleo Protein comes to the rescue as the perfect way to incorporate an essential supplementation of daily protein.

My Salted Caramel Paleo Protein is quick and easy to prepare. What’s better than clean, pure protein? One that you can mix in a heartbeat and be on your way—that’s why I made sure that my formula mixes so easily—even in water! NO BLENDER NEEDED. It’s great as a quick morning shake or added into a delicious smoothie. Fast, easy, convenient, and fabulous for you. Kids absolutely love it too! It’s perfect for those finicky eaters out there.

My Salted Caramel Paleo Protein helps maintain muscle mass. When it comes to your body’s most important structural protein, the potent dose of collagen present in every serving of Salted Caramel Paleo Protein can go a long way. Rich in tissue-building peptides, Salted Caramel Paleo Protein helps support healthy muscle, joint and tissue health. It’s now well known that one of the best ways to help support optimal health is by adding protein to your diet.

The Myers Way® Salted Caramel Paleo Protein is perfect for those concerned about leaky gut. That’s right. It’s extremely rich in collagen-specific amino acids that help support endothelial cell health and optimal gut barrier function. In fact, the cells in your stomach and digestive tract absolutely love this stuff. With plenty of gut-loving Glutamine, Glycine, and Proline, Salted Caramel Paleo Protein is your gut’s best friend.

Everyone can benefit from The Myers Way® Salted Caramel Paleo Protein, and I particularly recommend it if you:

• Want to curb sugar cravings and encourage healthy eating habits
• Follow a Paleo, AIP, Keto or Autoimmune Protocol diet
• Want to add more high-quality collagen protein into your diet
• Are always busy or on the go and need an easy-to-mix source of protein
• Loves the sweet and savory combination of salted caramel

• Are ready to ditch your old inflammatory protein for one that fuels your body with a pure, clean solution

Suggested Use: Mix one scoop in 8 ounces of water or other beverage per day.

Contents: 32.80 oz (930 g - approx. 30 servings)

DOES NOT CONTAIN: Gluten, Wheat, Dairy, Corn, Soy, GMOs, or Yeast.

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The Myers Way® Paleo Protein Smoothies & Treats:

• Features 20 delicious, gut-fortifying recipes packed with collagen-specific amino acids and other critical nutrients
• Decadent, healthy flavors the whole family will love!
• AIP, Paleo, and keto friendly

FAQ’s

What is Salted Caramel Paleo Protein made of?

The Myers Way® Paleo Protein is a high-quality form of all-natural hydrolyzed bovine collagen. It’s sourced from grass-fed, pasture-raised beef that is 100% non-GMO and free of any hormones or antibiotics.

Can my child use Salted Caramel Paleo Protein?

Yes, absolutely! The Myers Way® Salted Caramel Paleo Protein is perfectly safe for kiddos, provided they’re not allergic to any of its ingredients. Try making your kids a shake or smoothie with berries or other fruit for breakfast, or as a snack after school or sports. They will thank you for it!

What time of day should I enjoy Salted Caramel Paleo Protein?

The Myers Way® Paleo Protein is perfect any time of the day. I like it in my morning smoothies, and I have patients, family, and friends that tell me they enjoy it at all times of the day. Whether you’re mixing it into your morning coffee, smoothies or into shakes for dessert, you’ll find that it’s great around the clock. I even have a few friends who enjoy it right before bed to help them sleep!

Is Salted Caramel Paleo Protein okay to enjoy while pregnant or nursing?

Provided you are not allergic to any of the ingredients included in The Myers Way® Salted Caramel Paleo Protein, on any prescribed medications that could be contraindicated, or have been advised by your physician not to use protein powders for any reason, then The Myers Way® Paleo Protein is safe to use in the amounts recommended on the product label. If you have any concerns whatsoever, I always recommend speaking with your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before enjoying it.

Is Salted Caramel Paleo Protein damaged by heat?

All proteins are damaged by high heat to some extent. Proteins are long chains of amino acids bound together. High heat can potentially fold and warp the amino acid chains into new shapes and structures called amines that may be unusable by the body, or even harmful. This is the same reason why you should avoid charring or overcook meat. The proteins and peptides in my Salted Caramel Paleo Protein are quite stable at moderately high temps, so adding it to a hot cup of tea or coffee, or baking it at low temps (below 300 degrees) will not denature it too much.

Can I take Salted Caramel Paleo Protein if I’m allergic to tree nuts?

My Paleo Protein contains MCT oil derived from coconuts. Scientifically speaking coconuts are not tree nuts, they are in fact fruits classified as a “drupe.” Other drupes include palm fruit, peaches, berries, plums, and apricots. However, because the FDA has lumped coconuts in a group with other tree nuts for labeling purposes, etc., I am required to list them as a potential allergen. In fact, true coconut allergy is actually extremely rare with only a few cases reported in the medical literature. If you have a diagnosed tree nut allergy, please speak with your healthcare provider before consuming any products containing coconut.

How come there are fewer scoops in my container than the number listed on the label?

The listed amount of scoops per container is an approximation and can vary based on personal use such as how full you make your scoops, spilling it, how well you scrape out the container, etc. While the number listed is an approximation, it shouldn't vary considerably versus what you get.

Why do you use Stevia in your products?

As you know, the first pillar of The Myers Way® is to remove foods such as sugar, alcohol, and processed foods to help promote gut health. While following the first 30 days of The Myers Way®, I recommend avoiding all sugars, including naturally-derived sweeteners. This is particularly important if you’re addressing gut balance and supporting the gut microbiome.

However, if you’ve completed the protocol, you might be ready to enjoy the occasional, naturally sweetened indulgence!

I want to set you up for success so I only use naturally-derived sweeteners in my products. “Stevia” is a great natural sweetener used as a sugar substitute.

What is Stevia?

Stevia is a sweetener that is derived from the leaves of the Stevia rebaudiana plant which is native to Paraguay and Brazil.

How does Stevia compare to other sweeteners?

“Stevia’s” sweetness comes from steviol glycosides, which are between 50 and 300 times as sweet as sugar. It is a considered a naturally-derived alternative to sugar and artificial sweeteners that may be gentler and more supportive of gut health and balance.

Is Stevia bad for you?

There have been a lot of stories about Stevia in the news which has caused some concern about using this ingredient in products and food you consume. The reason “Stevia” has been in the news is that it’s been found that several manufacturers have bulked up their “Stevia” by adding other artificial sweeteners, namely erythritol. We use only 100% organic “Stevia” in our products and none of our products contain erythritol.