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Can vegan protein supplements support muscle health?

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The University of Birmingham is partnering with Myprotein to launch the first performance-focused plant protein study on newly launched product, THE Plant.

Published today•3 min read

THE Plant, part of the MYPRO range, has been developed by Myprotein, Europe’s largest sports nutrition brand. It features a blend of three different plant-based proteins: pea protein isolate, rice protein isolate, and hydrolysed pea protein, as well as all nine essential amino acids. It delivers 20g of protein per serving along with other ingredients to help build and maintain muscle mass as is typically found with traditional protein supplements.

The study will test THE Plant against other protein powders, including animal-based and single-source plant, to measure how well it supports muscle health against three key standards of how the supplement:

  • Is digested and absorbed into the blood stream
  • Supports muscle recovery after an intense session strength of strength training
  • Bolsters muscle growth in strength training over a period of several months

We know that consumers are increasingly turning to plant-based products for a variety of reasons, including personal health and environmental sustainability. What we don’t yet fully understand, however, is how those products perform in the area of muscle building and recovery.

Dr Leigh Breen, School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Science

Dr Leigh Breen, of the University’s School of Sport Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, said: “We know that consumers are increasingly turning to plant-based products for a variety of reasons, including personal health and environmental sustainability. What we don’t yet fully understand, however, is how those products perform in the area of muscle building and recovery.

“In the case of plant-based proteins, there is concern that they will not effectively reproduce the complex range of proteins found in more traditional animal-based products. The product we are testing here comes from a range of plant sources that may overcome those challenges.”

Dawid Lyszczek, Head of New Product Development at Myprotein, said: “We are delighted to bring to market THE Plant – our first ever, performance-focused vegan protein. We formulated the product using strong underpinning theory, as well as advanced technologies to improve functionality and taste of the product. THE Plant is a true alternative to conventional protein sources for customers who want to perform to best of their ability, no matter what dietary needs they have. With this research partnership with University of Birmingham, we hope not only to illustrate the product’s advocacy, but also to support much needed body of scientific evidence surrounding plant-based nutrition.”

The study will be conducted over a three-year period. More information on THE Plant can be found at Myprotein.com.

  • For media enquiries please contact Beck Lockwood, Press Office, University of Birmingham, tel: +44 (0)781 3343348.
  • The University of Birmingham is ranked amongst the world’s top 100 institutions. Its work brings people from across the world to Birmingham, including researchers, teachers and more than 6,500 international students from over 150 countries.
  • THG Nutrition is a group of digital-first Nutrition brands, which includes the world’s largest online sports nutrition brand Myprotein, and its family of brands (Myvegan, Myvitamins, MP Clothing and Myprotein Pro), with a vertically integrated business model, supported by six THG production facilities.

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