Do any of the Rice Protein have sodium if so how much?
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Curious about this item. Do a search for "ingredients in enzymatic processed rice". Phoned Nutribiotic and discovered some of their "organic brown rice" comes from China, some from India, and some of the "enzyme processing" may also occur in China. On a positive note Vitamin Shoppe has a great return policy. Opened items with a receipt maybe exchanged/or store credit. In regards to Nutribiotics I might give "Nutribiotic 100% US Grown Rice Protein, Vanilla 1 lb. 5 oz (600 g) a test when or if it becomes available in my local store. I am not a fan of ordering products I have not previously used from Amazon due to s/h in the rare instance of cases such as these. Curious about this item. Do a search for "ingredients in enzymatic processed rice". Phoned Nutribiotic and discovered some of their "organic brown rice" comes from China, some from India, and some of the "enzyme processing" may also occur in China. On a positive note Vitamin Shoppe has a great return policy. Opened items with a receipt maybe exchanged/or store credit. In regards to Nutribiotics I might give "Nutribiotic 100% US Grown Rice Protein, Vanilla 1 lb. 5 oz (600 g) a test when or if it becomes available in my local store. I am not a fan of... » Read More Curious about this item. Do a search for "ingredients in enzymatic processed rice". Phoned Nutribiotic and discovered some of their "organic brown rice" comes from China, some from India, and some of the "enzyme processing" may also occur in China. On a positive note Vitamin Shoppe has a great return policy. Opened items with a receipt maybe exchanged/or store credit. In regards to Nutribiotics I might give "Nutribiotic 100% US Grown Rice Protein, Vanilla 1 lb. 5 oz (600 g) a test when or if it becomes available in my local store. I am not a fan of ordering products I have not previously used from Amazon due to s/h in the rare instance of cases such as these. « Show Less
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I hope this helps: http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=organic+rice+protein+nutritional+label&id;=477FDC177095089E204F4F4CB7932286E1EE77BD&FORM;=IQFRBA#view=detail&id;=0647BE01F26C0B116246FAF431DB3BD9C1B207EB&selectedIndex;=39
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Hi Julie, There's only whatever sodium is in the sardine naturally--1 can (95g size) has 150 mg sodium. Just in case you wanted to know: total fat 12 g (4.5 saturated) Total protein 18 g. The only ingredients listed: sardines, water. Hope this helps.
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It does not. Cheryl's reply shows the complete list of ingredients: "Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice." If you would like to confirm or check the nutritional value breakdown, you can zoom in on the label in the product description page. I've been pleased with this product, as it has no added sweeteners/carbs/"syrup solids"/etc. - it's strictly brown rice protein.
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Hey Mike,Sorry for the late reply, we totally missed this one! Our Brown Rice Protein is from the USA. With our facilities here in North America, we try and use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible.I hope this helps and, if any other inquiries arise, give us a ring here at head office or shoot us an email any time.1.866.839.8863askvega@myvega.com~Jamieson, RHNVega Digital Engagement Coordinator
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According to their website, one tablespoon has 330 mg sodium. I now get miso at Sprouts.
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I don't have all the boxes left, but of the two that I have are probably fairly typical - The Chicken Curry has 550 mg per serving, Fish curry mix as 580 mg per serving. Definitely not a low-sodium product, about the same as some canned tomato soup in my cupboard.
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Yes, the only ingredient is enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice. It claims no soy, milk, eggs, wheat, corn, nuts, GMOs, gluten, or preservatives. I was very happy to find this product for my protein shakes.
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"No added salt" is the most accurate answer. The ingredients listed are just sardines and water, and that is one reason I prefer this brand. However, to me there is a mild saltiness in the taste of the sardines and the broth which is often part of the flavor of any seafood. The amount of sodium per can according to the label is 45 mg, or 2% of DV.
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It is a complete protein. So if you want to replace your white rice with this and other grains it will serve a s a better source of protein/carb that your body can utilize. Hope that makes sense.
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No. It's just rice protein, that's the only ingredient. 12 g protein for 1 heaping tblsp (15 g) powder.
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I'm so sorry that I do not know the exact sodium content. I just remember that I started using Tamari years ago because it was advertised as having less sodium than the regular Soy Sauce. May I suggest that you take a quick look at a jar of Tamari at your local grocery store or even try "googling it." Good luck.
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It's not really lower in sodium due to the serving size. For me it's healthier because it has NON-GMO ingredients. The majority of soy used in food products are GMO unless otherwise stated. This is a very important factor for me. But there seems to be a question now of MSG in it..I'm doing more research, because that will remove it from my diet. I'm now looking at Tamari or Nama Shoyu
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There is no potassium. This product is meant to a complete vegan protein. It has pea, potato, sprouted brown rice, alfalfa, and all essential amino acids. I will try to post a picture of the ingredients. If you want a vegan protein powder that is also a nutritional supplement try Vega One. I've been told it is high quality but it definitely doesn't taste as good.
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The only ingredient is rice. Full nutrition information is available on the Authentic Foods website.
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Below is the ingredient list printed on my jar:Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice, and certified organic vanilla flavor.
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I still have one box left. I just read the label and it shows "Sodium Omg". Therefore, it has no sodium.