Protein Deficiency

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Nutritional Equilibrium

The human body needs 15-30% protein out of the total calories consumed (about 50 g daily). If protein requirements are not met, it can cause a deficiency of protein.

Protein deficiency can cause

Protein deficiency can cause weakened body structure which is vulnerable to collapse. Proteins are the principal performers in nutrition, they provide energy, and form structures, and muscles. They play a main role in biological processes as enzymes, biochemicals, ribosomes, hemoglobin, white blood cells, etc. without them body cannot function.

Protein is also a part of every cell in the body. It helps the body to build and repair cells and tissues. Protein is a major component of the skin, muscles, bones, organs, hair, and nails.

Lifelong Wellness With NutrantLife

NutrantLife provides you with specialized diets to overcome deficiencies that you may not know and are greatly affected by it, specially personalized for you keeping in view your medical conditions, your job and physical activity, stress levels, and injury levels if there are any. We make your meal plans easy and simple, with no extra effort required, within your budget with the addition of delicious recipes. We make sure you feel at ease in making small changes.

Moreover, if you find difficulty in managing your meals and eating habits that vary from age to age. we are here for consultation and to help you understand complex aspects of your dietary intake and habits and simplify them for you. We try hard and put effort into making you stay on the path of wellness.

NutrantLife also offers a wide range of products that fulfill nutritional needs to help you lead to better long-term health outcomes. These products are formulated based on the latest scientific research and are designed to meet your unique nutritional needs. Whether you’re a growing child, a teenager, an adult, male and female, a pregnant woman, or an older adult NutrantLife has a product that’s right for you.