The Plant vs Animal Protein Challenge
FOR 6 WEEKS, 11 MMA FIGHTERS TOOK PART IN THE 1ST PRO-ATHLETE RICE PROTEIN VS. WHEY PROTEIN CLINICAL TRIAL



Yes it’s True!
You’ve found the place that challenges the myth that plant proteins are for wusses and animal-based whey is the only option for serious athletes who want to be powerful and bulk up. The latest challenge was taken on by the pro MMA fighters of Florida’s own Combat Club.
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Watch Now!
Check out what happens on camera as scientists divide fighters into two teams – those who for 6 weeks will only consume plant-based rice protein vs. those who will consume only animal-based whey protein. Can you guess what the outcome is?
Watch the 4 Plant vs Animal Webisodes now (or sneak to the 4th episode for the end results).
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
VIDEO 3
VIDEO 4
A special shout out to the amazing
Build the muscle. Stop the bloat.
Why is Growing Naturals’ rice protein better than whey? Not only do clinical studies show GN’s rice protein is as good as whey at:
✓ Building muscle and strength
✓ Helping recovery
But GN’s rice protein also can
✓ Help fighters train closer to their fighting weight
✓ Help avoid what dairy can do to over 30 million people in the U.S. alone; from bloated or painful bellies to acne and other problems
✓ Help avoid cholesterol that can be found in whey protein and other animal-based proteins

Seeing is Believing: Athletes show you like it is.
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