HEMP SEED PROTEIN POWDER

Hemp seed protein has the best digesting abilities and absorption properties of protein more so than any other source of protein in the plant kingdom. Hemp seed protein will metabolize very quickly in your body, and give you core energy with out stomach gases, allergies or digestion problems like soy can have. 

• Contains all 10 essential amino acids. contains pure digestible protein with amino acids for building and repairing muscle tissue.

• Contains globulin edestin found in human blood plasma globulin helps excellent with the digestive system. 
  

• Hemp protein powder contains more than 42% pure protein from raw hemp seeds. 
  

• Hemp protein powder is comprised of 65% high-quality edestin protein, the most potent protein of any plant,

• Hemp protein powder is 35% albumin protein (similar to egg whites) Albumin is a protein manufactured in the liver. Hemp protein will enhance the liver and kidneys.
  

Hemp Protein Powder is made from the cold pressed seeds. after they have been pressed into oil. This leaves a pure seed cake that is then refined into protein.
Once the protein is isolated it contains 40% 50% protein. This is a world class complete protein. You can use hemp protein everyday in your diet. 

How to Use:

Use in your smoothies or shakes. Mix (28g)  into  juice, or hemp milk, rice milk, or almond milk, or water Use in baking, breads cookies and more. Refrigerate after opening.

Hemp Vs. Soy

Why hemp is better than soy ? For one is that hemp has the most digestible protein in the plant kingdom. Soy has more overall protein but it is less digestible in your body, soy beans expand when you add water to them, hemp doesn't need to expand. Soy gives you gas. Soy does not digest as easily as hemp. Soy contains only some EFAs  When you compare to the incredible EFA content of hemp seeds Onega 3, 6 and 9. Soy contains oligosaccharides.  (a short chain sugar molecule they often give you gas). It's true that Soy is an excellent source of protein and has many versatile uses, once you research you will find Hemp protein and seed has several advantages over soy. You must also consider soy based products are often sweetened with sugars and flavorings.

 IMMAE Press Published 06/10/2009 - 11:25 a.m. EST 

(PressMediaWire) - Irvine, CA - IMMAE announced today as part of its 2009 push for environmentally friendly technologies that it has partnered with nationally renowned hemp expert Chris Boucher to hold two important workshops at the August IMMAE event

Mr. Boucher will lead two seminars, one for the use of hemp in the textile base of MMA. The second seminar will focus on the use of hemp in nutrition and dietary supplement products. These seminars will be designed to assist MMA manufacturers and service providers in evaluating when and where hemp based resources can be added to their catalogs. Mr. Boucher’s credentials will ensure that these seminars are informative and lucrative in terms of education and contacts garnered. These hemp based seminars are part of a wider push for green technologies and environmentally friendly materials.

Adding to this green push is OnTheMat.com’s manufacturing wing which will be producing prototype equipment made completely from hemp materials. OnTheMat.Com will produce a grappling gi, a kicking shield, and complete punching bag from various hemp textile materials. This will be a follow on to OnTheMat.com’s capability to “white label” hemp based products for all of the manufacturers in the MMA industry. Once complete this will allow manufacturers to add hemp based products to their catalogs slowly and methodically leveraging OnTheMat.com’s full manufacturing and distribution capabilities.

About the Speaker

Christopher Boucher is an Eco American Entrepreneur with a seemingly insatiable appetite for saving the earth. Founding one of the first hemp companies, Hempstead Co. Est. in 1991, he pioneered the Hemp Industry selling hemp to Converse, Walt Disney, The Beatles, Dave Mathews, Ted Turner Foundation and the Bob Marley Family. Hempstead Co. imported more than 140,000 lbs. of hemp seed oil and hemp fabric.

In 1994, against all odds Boucher obtained legal permits from the USDA Research Center in Brawley CA, in association with Imperial County Agricultural Commission to become the first American to grow hemp in over 40 years. It was an experimental industrial hemp farm for food and fiber. This enabled the foundation for the the very first California Hemp Farming Legislation, the "California State True Hemp Farming Act" of 1995. In 2000, Boucher helped take the industrial hemp to the Navajo Nation Window Rock, AZ to successfully pass an Industrial hemp law to recognize the need to grow hemp on the Navajo reservation. Boucher is known as a world leading industrial Hemp expert.

Today there is a Federal Hemp Bill in congress that would give states the right to grow Boucher continues to import raw hemp materials, fabrics, clothing, seed and food products into USA. Currently he is consulting with nutritional companies and textile companies who want to use hemp in their products.

For more information on Mr. Boucher, please visit www.hempsteads.com

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Houses built out of hemp instead of traditional building materials leave a ‘better than zero carbon’ footprint, according to new research out of the UK.

Aside from helping to combat global warming, building homes from the cannabis plant could also give a boost to struggling rural economies. That’s good news almost everywhere except for within the U.S., where industrialized hemp is still illegal to grow under federal law.

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It’s only a matter of time before industrial hemp in grown again on American soil. New Mexico State has introduced a Industrial Hemp Farming Act. Wed Feb 11th 2009.

HB 403 http://legis.state.nm.us/lcs/_session.aspx?chamber=H&legtype=B&legno=%20403&year=09 INDUSTRIAL HEMP FARMING ACT Sponsor: Ray Begaye Current Location: House Business & Industry Committee Actions: http://legis.state.nm.us/lcs/_session.aspx?Chamber=S&LegType=B&LegNo=377&year=09 INDUSTRIAL HEMP FARMING ACT Sponsor: Cisco McSorley Current Location: Senate Public Affairs Committee Actions: would research growing industrial hemp for food and fiber economic purposes.

Considering serious the sad state of the US economy we are experiencing, the worst has yet to come. Growing hemp in New Mexico could be an agriculture boom for the local family farmers. Industrial Hemp has overwhelming support including the State legislature and State senate.

According to a recent Wall Street Journal article Jan 20th 2009 is about the Natural Foods Industry Association, explains how hemp seeds and hemp products are the fastest growing new food category in North America. They (Hemp seeds) are considered a new top super food for protein and essential fatty acid (EFA) intake. 

Agriculture provides a considerable source of income for New Mexico yet other major crops such as onions, pecans and sorghum are grown in this dry climate. Pinto beans, piñon nuts, and chili peppers are also raised.

Other specialty specialty crops include piñon nuts, pinto beans, and chiles. When you add Industrial Hemp into this and we can expect a new green profitable industry to emerge. Manufacturing and processing facilities would have to be built or retrofitted creating jobs around the state

Footnote: Photosynthesis 1 ton of hemp converts approximately 2 tons of carbon dioxide into oxygen.