7N Protein Juice 2000g

7Nutrition Protein Juice 2000g - Beef Protein Hydrolyzate

7Nutrition Protein Juice Beef Protein Hydrolyzate is a protein supplement that brings a breath of fresh air to sports supplementation. This product is based on as much as 93% hydrolyzed beef protein, providing 27g of pure protein per serving, supporting post-exercise recovery, development of lean muscle mass, and daily requirements for complete amino acids.

Why choose Protein Juice protein supplement?

• Provides 27g of the fastest-absorbing protein per serving
• Zero sugar, lactose, and gluten – safe for a sensitive stomach
• Clear, refreshing formula – tastes like fruit juice
• Supports recovery, muscle building, and mass protection at any age
• 7 delicious flavors and a convenient 2000g package for over 66 servings

This proposal is aimed at both strength trainers and anyone needing a quick, effective protein supplement – in the form of a light, clear drink, without a milky consistency and without lactose.

If you are looking for a protein supplement that is both effective and pleasant to consume – protein juice from 7Nutrition meets these expectations 100%.

What is beef protein hydrolyzate?

Beef protein hydrolyzate is not ordinary protein. It's a form of protein that has undergone special enzymatic processing – long protein chains have been broken down into smaller fragments called peptides and free amino acids. Does that sound complicated? In practice, it means something extremely simple and valuable for you: Your body absorbs it almost instantly.

After drinking a serving of Protein Juice, the amino acid level in the blood rises faster than after consuming traditional proteins. This is crucial, especially in the first hours after training, when your muscles are hungry for nutrients and need immediate support to begin recovery.

Protein from 7Nutrition is easily digestible and quickly absorbed

When you finish an intense strength workout or an exhausting cardio session, your muscle fibers have micro-damage. This is a normal process that leads to increased strength and mass – but only if you provide your muscles with the right raw material for repair.

Protein Juice beef protein hydrolyzate delivers ready-to-use peptides and amino acids that the body can use almost immediately for Muscle Protein Synthesis (MPS). You don't have to wait for the body to break down complex proteins – this process has already been done for you.

Studies show that after consuming protein hydrolyzate, the amino acid level in the blood peaks faster than after other forms of protein. This means that the muscle rebuilding process can start immediately, which translates into better recovery and a quicker return to full form.

Beef protein – an alternative for everyone

Milk and dairy products are the most popular source of protein in supplements. But what if you are lactose intolerant? What if you are allergic to milk proteins or are just looking for something different?

7Nutrition Protein Juice is a breakthrough solution – it offers high-quality protein completely free of dairy ingredients. This makes it an ideal choice for people with lactose intolerance, food allergies, or those who avoid dairy for various reasons. Thanks to this, you can take care of your muscles without compromise or digestive discomfort.

Moreover, beef protein contains a rich profile of amino acids, including all exogenous amino acids (those the body cannot produce itself). It is a complete protein that supports muscle protein synthesis as effectively as whey or casein.

Refreshing protein taste without a milky aftertaste

Traditional protein supplements resemble thick, milky shakes. For many people, this is a problem – especially after an intense workout when the body doesn't crave heavy, creamy drinks. 7Nutrition Protein Juice is something completely different.

Clear protein – light, clear formula

Protein Juice works on the innovative "clear protein" principle – a clear formula that resembles a more refreshing fruit juice than a classic protein shake. When mixed with water, you get a light, fruity drink that quenches your thirst and delivers a full serving of protein.

Forget the milky consistency, artificial sweetness, and feeling of heaviness in your stomach. This is the ideal solution for hot days, after intense exercise, or simply for those who prefer lighter forms of supplementation. You can drink it right after your workout, enjoying the fresh taste and knowing that you are giving your muscles everything they need.

Importantly, Protein Juice comes in 7 delicious flavors: Tropical, Red orangeade, Strawberry-raspberry, Cherry-apple, Mango-pineapple, Pina colada, Watermelon-strawberry. Thanks to this variety, you will never get bored. You can change flavors depending on your mood, the season, or just your craving. Buy a few different variants and enjoy the variety every day!

27 grams of high-quality protein per serving!

One serving of 7Nutrition Protein Juice (30g of powder) delivers as much as 27 grams of pure protein. This is an impressive amount that covers a significant portion of the daily requirement of an average physically active person.

Why is 27 grams the ideal dose?

Research on muscle protein synthesis shows that the optimal single serving of protein is about 20–30 grams. Larger doses do not bring proportionally greater benefits because the body has a limited ability to utilize protein in a single meal.

27 grams is the sweet spot – enough to maximally stimulate MPS, but not so much as to waste nutrients. Your muscles get exactly what they need for effective regeneration and growth. Moreover, the protein from the hydrolyzate is already partially digested, so your body can utilize almost every gram. There is no risk of wasted protein or an overloaded digestive system.

7Nutrition Protein Juice - dosage and preparation method

Basic preparation method: One serving is 30 grams of powder (1.5 scoops), which should be dissolved in 300 ml of water. It is best to use a shaker – this will allow for thorough mixing of the ingredients and an even consistency.

Important tip: After shaking, unscrew the shaker and wait about 30 seconds for the foam to settle. The formation of foam is a natural phenomenon associated with protein hydrolyzate – it does not affect the quality or effectiveness of the product in any way. Just wait a moment and enjoy the refreshing drink!

When to drink Protein Juice beef protein hydrolyzate?

• Immediately after training – This is the most common and one of the most effective moments. Right after exercise, your muscles are most sensitive to amino acids, and the rapid absorption of the hydrolyzate ensures that the regeneration process starts almost immediately.
• In the morning, upon waking – After a night without food, the body is in a catabolic state. A quick supply of protein helps stop the breakdown of muscle tissue and "feed" the muscles after several hours of fasting.
• Between meals – If too much time passes between meals, Protein Juice can be a healthy snack that provides protein without unnecessary calories.
• Before bed – Some people prefer fast-absorbing proteins before bed to supply amino acids for the start of the night. This is especially useful for those who train in the evening.

How many times a day should you drink protein?

This depends on your goals and total protein requirement. The average active person should consume about 1.6–2.2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight per day. If you weigh 75 kg, your daily requirement is about 120–165 grams of protein. You can cover part of this requirement with regular meals (meat, eggs, legumes), and supplement the rest with 1–2 servings of Protein Juice.

Scientific sources:

1. Research on protein hydrolyzate and muscle protein synthesis Koopman R., et al. “Ingestion of a protein hydrolysate is accompanied by an accelerated in vivo digestion and absorption rate when compared with its intact protein.” American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2009.
2. The role of protein in the prevention of sarcopenia in the elderly Paddon-Jones D., Rasmussen B.B. “Dietary protein recommendations and the prevention of sarcopenia.” Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2009.