Protipulse

Availability date: 2017-05-05

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Protein powder of dairy origin (lactoserum). Recommended in the following situations: increased protein requirements in elderly and/or malnourished patients due to illness (cancer, HIV etc.) or muscle wasting.

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Suitable for hot or cold preparation or desserts, easily dissolved, blends in rapidly

Description
Nutritional values
Suggestions for use

Foods for Special Medical Purposes (FSMP)

Special notice

Consult a doctor before using. Must not constitute the sole source of nourishment. Not suitable for children under 3. The prescription should be adapted to account for the patient’s age.

Ingredients

lactoserum protein isolate, emulsifier - soya lecithin.
Made in a factory that also handles - gluten, egg.

As an indication, non-contractual data

Packaging

Carton of 6 x 500g boxes

Storage

Keeps for up to 24 months in a cool, dry place.
Keep for around 8 weeks after opening
Best consumed within 24 hours

Nutritional value for 100g
Energy (kcal)	364
Energy (kj)	1525
Fat (g)	<1,0
Of which saturates (g)	<1,0
Carbohydrates (g)	1,0
Of which sugars (g)	<0,1
Fibre (g)	/
Protein (g)	86,5
Salt (g)	0,4
Sodium

As an indication, non-contractual data

Val.Nut Protipulse

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May be used with cold drinks (water, fruit juice etc.), hot drinks or soup, desserts such as fruit purée or yoghurt. Pour the desired amount of protein powder into the drink and stir. Once the powder is completely blended in, your drink or dessert is ready.

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