P+ Flex
Biochem
VS
Textured Soy Protein
Now Foods
[Biochem] P+ Flex VS Textured Soy Protein [Now Foods]
We’ve conducted an analysis of Biochem P+ Flex and Now Foods Textured Soy Protein. 2.1 VSR - this amount Biochem P+ Flex earns, so he takes first place, its opponent Now Foods Textured Soy Protein receives 4.1 VSR. The enormous gap in rating was affected in the first place by the price, the cost of 25 grams of pure protein of Biochem P+ Flex is $ 3.24 as against $ 0.91 of Now Foods Textured Soy Protein. One serving of Biochem P+ Flex contains 20 grams protein as against 14 grams of Now Foods Textured Soy Protein. At the same time, a serving of Biochem P+ Flex costs $ 2.59, and a serving of Now Foods Textured Soy Protein costs $ 0.51.
In the composition of Biochem P+ Flex are found only minerals in an amount of #AMOUNT# #UNIT#.
Additional components are absent in Now Foods Textured Soy Protein.
Biochem P+ Flex has just one flavour, Vanilla. Now Foods Textured Soy Protein has no taste, the manufacturer produces it unflavored.
Biochem P+ Flex and Now Foods Textured Soy Protein have only one size, Biochem P+ Flex has 11.6 oz and Now Foods Textured Soy Protein has 8 oz.
We recommend buying Now Foods Textured Soy Protein.
P+ Flex Biochem
Possibly Effective for: Colon cancer, rectal cancer; High cholesterol; High blood pressure; Preventing tooth loss; Overactive parathyroid; Weak and brittle bones; Premenstrual syndrome
Possibly Effective for: Memory and thinking skills; Heart failure
Possibly Effective for:
Possibly Effective for: Irregular heartbeat; Asthma; Nerve pain in people with cancer; Cerebral palsy; Chronic fatigue syndrome; Cluster headache; Colon cancer, rectal cancer; Heart disease; Cystic fibrosis; Diabetes; Fibromyalgia; Hearing loss; High cholesterol; A disease of heart valves; Weak and brittle bones; Pain after surgery; Premenstrual syndrome; Chest pain due to blood vessel spasms; A type of irregular heartbeat
Possibly Effective for: Acne; A disorder of zinc deficiency; An eating disorder; Burns; Common cold; Depression; Foot sores in people with diabetes; Diaper rash; A mild form of gum disease; Bad breath; Cold sores; Reduced ability to taste; Leprosy; Muscle cramps; Weak and brittle bones; Stomach ulcers; Sore throat; Pneumonia; Preterm birth; Bed sores; Sickle cell disease; Vitamin A deficiency; Warts; Diarrhea
Possibly Effective for: Cystic fibrosis
Possibly Effective for: Stroke; High blood pressure
Textured Soy Protein Now Foods