MRP Products

What MRP products do we have:

• Meal replacements
• Protein pancakes
• Protein coffees
• Protein porridge
• Post workout products

Why use MRP meal replacement supplements?

Rich in nutrients:
Each MRP meal replacement is carefully formulated to provide your body with essential vitamins, minerals and proteins. Our products support your health by helping you maintain high energy throughout the day.

Weight control:
Do you want to lose weight or maintain a healthy weight? MRP is a great choice! Our meal replacements are low-calorie but filling, helping you control your appetite and avoid unhealthy snacks.

Convenience of use:
MRP meal replacements are quick and easy to prepare, saving you valuable time without compromising on food quality.

What is an MRP?

At first glance, an MRP might resemble a popular weight-loss supplement or protein powder. However, this is a fundamental mistake. An MRP is a completely different class of product, designed with a different purpose in mind. Its mission isn't to provide the maximum amount of calories at all costs, but to faithfully replicate the nutritional profile of a perfectly balanced, healthy meal.

Think of an athlete's ideal meal: lean meat (protein), brown rice (complex carbohydrates), avocado or olive oil (healthy fats), and a serving of vegetables (fiber, vitamins, minerals). Creating such a meal requires time for shopping, cooking, and cleaning. A high-quality MRP manufacturer does all the work for you, distilling the essence of healthy nutrition into a convenient powder. It's nutrition without excuses.

MRP vs. Gainer vs. Protein Powder – when and what to choose?

Understanding the differences between these three categories is key to informed and effective supplementation. Choosing the wrong product can sabotage your efforts. Let's dispel any doubts once and for all.

MRP – a balanced meal

• Profile: The gold standard of balance. Contains almost equal proportions of high-quality protein and complex carbohydrates, with significant additions of healthy fats, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
• Purpose: Replaces a full meal. Provides balanced energy, building blocks, and micronutrients. Ensures long-lasting satiety.
• For whom: For busy professionals, traveling athletes, people on a reducing diet (controlling calories), and anyone who values their health and time.

Gainer – a calorie bomb for mass

• Profile: Dominance of carbohydrates over protein (often in a 3:1 ratio or higher). Minimal fat and fiber. Composition designed to maximize caloric value.
• Goal: Quickly and easily increase your daily calorie intake to build muscle mass.
• For whom: Mainly for ectomorphs ("hardgainers") with a very fast metabolism, for whom eating enough calories is the biggest challenge.

Protein Supplement - supplementing protein in your diet

• Profile: Almost 100% protein. Trace amounts of carbohydrates and fats.
• Purpose: Only supplement the protein supply in the diet, support regeneration and anabolism.
• For whom: For every active person who is able to balance the rest of their macronutrients through a traditional diet and only needs a convenient source of protein.

MRP – what does a meal replacement contain?

The quality of an MRP is defined by its composition. Cheap meal replacements often rely on simple sugars and low-quality protein. A truly elite product is characterized by carefully selected, functional ingredients.

High-quality protein

The best MRPs are based on a blend of several protein fractions, such as rapidly absorbed whey protein concentrate (WPC) and isolate (WPI), combined with slower-digesting micellar casein or egg albumin. This ensures differentiated absorption kinetics, which means a constant, multi-hour supply of amino acids to the muscles and a much longer feeling of satiety.

Carbohydrates

Forget about sugar. Elite MRPs use complex carbohydrates with a low glycemic index. Look for sources like ground oats, barley flour, buckwheat flour, or quinoa flour. They provide energy in a stable and long-lasting way, preventing sudden insulin spikes and subsequent drops in energy and concentration. Healthy fats This is one of the key characteristics of a good MRP. Fats are essential for the proper functioning of the hormonal system (including testosterone production), brain function, and the absorption of vitamins A, D, E, and K. This premium MRP contains MCT oil (medium-chain fatty acids – a quick source of energy for the brain), ground flaxseed (rich in Omega-3), and sunflower oil. Vitamins and Minerals For a product to be called a "meal replacement," it must provide not only macronutrients, but also micronutrients. Make sure your MRP contains a complete profile of key vitamins (C, E, D, B vitamins) and minerals (magnesium, zinc, potassium, calcium), covering a significant portion of your daily requirements.

Fiber and Digestive Enzymes

Added fiber (e.g., from oats, psyllium, or inulin) is crucial for a healthy digestive system and ensuring a feeling of fullness for long hours. In turn, the digestive enzyme complex (amylase, protease, lactase) guarantees that even a large portion of the supplement will be digested without the slightest problems, bloating, or discomfort.

MRP vs. Traditional Gainer – Key Differences

How to dose MRP?

Usually 1 serving (80–100 g) as a replacement for one or two meals a day – e.g., a second breakfast, lunch, or post-workout meal.

When to use MRP supplements?

• After training
• For breakfast, if you're in a hurry
• As a meal at work or school
• Before bed, if you need extra calories

Doesn't MRP make you fat?

MRP only makes you fat when you exceed your daily calorie intake. Properly dosed, it promotes lean muscle growth.

Can MRP replace all your meals?

Theoretically, yes, but it's not recommended to replace all your meals with supplements. You'll achieve the best results by using MRP as a supplement to traditional meals.