How does Hemp Protein compare to Soy Protein?
Hemp Protein is easily digested as it does not have enzyme inhibitors like grains, nuts and legumes. Soy protein contains high levels of enzyme inhibitors blocking the uptake of trypsin and other enzymes that the body uses for protein digestion. Eating a diet high in enzyme inhibitors, such as those contained in the foods mentioned, can result in chronic amino acid and protein deficiencies. Soy protein contains oligosaccharides which cause flatulence and stomach distress. b) Hemp Protein does not have phytates. Soy protein contains phytates which can interfere with the proper assimilation of essential minerals. c) Hemp Seed allergies are uncommon. Soy allergies are very common. d) Hemp Protein is organic, raw and cold processed without chemicals or solvents. Most Soy protein powders are heavily processed, usually with hexane or other chemical washes. Isolated soy protein is a source of protein but it is highly refined, de-natured and a “non-living” material. There are also valid concer
