iSatori: Eat-Smart

Eat-Smart® A High Quality Protein Nutrition Shake

What Does It Mean to "Eat Smart"?

Each delicious Eat-Smart shake helps you…

• BUILD LEAN MUSCLE: High quality proteins from fast-absorbing whey isolates and hydrolysates + slow-releasing casein proteins provide a constant supply of growth-promoting amino acids.*
• FEEL FULL/SUPPORT HEALTHY APPETITE LEVEL: Oat beta-glucans from Nutrim® + Fibersol®-2 resistant fiber may help support healthy cholesterol levels already in the normal range, and make you feel fuller for longer.*
• SUPPORT RECOVERY: Over 4g of BCAAs and 8g of EAAs + 3g of Glutacel™ glutamine and peptides promote protein synthesis and support a healthy immune system to help you recover from workouts faster.*
• ENJOY BETTER BIOAVAILABILITY: Added probiotics + digestive enzymes aid in better absorption and promote intestinal health for better stomach comfort.*
• HEALTHIER: Absolutely NO fructose, aspartame, corn syrups, hydrogenated oils, or unhealthy fats and it's GLUTEN FREE!*
• INDULGE YOUR TASTE BUDS: Outrageously delicious flavor means you get to enjoy a rich, creamy milk-shake taste, every time!

Superior Ingredients. Superior Taste. A Superior Protein Shake.

Eat-Smart is much more than some inferior protein supplement that hides its primary protein source inside a "blend," doesn't include important macronutrients like carbs, and lacks added fiber, vitamins, minerals, flax, probiotics, and enzymes.* Eat-Smart is a complete, advanced protein shake that's sure to supply your body with nutrients to support muscle, promote healthy body composition, and help you build a better body, without sacrificing indulgent taste.*

There's no question about it, with a healthy per-serving-profile that consists of (depending on the flavor) approximately 150 calories, 19 grams of protein, 7 grams of low-glycemic carbohydrates, less than five grams of "good" fats, and healthy fiber... plus, unlike other protein shakes, Eat-Smart does not contain any useless, outdated, or unhealthy ingredients like hydrogenated oils, corn syrup solids, maltodextrin, fructose, dextrose, or aspartame… it's easy to see we engineered Eat-Smart to provide your body with the precise nutrients it needs to help recover from strenuous physical activity, sustain your energy levels, and help build a healthy, stronger, new you*.

In fact, here's the full scoop on the ingredients contained in Eat-Smart and why it is clearly an advancement in protein shake technology.

For starters, Eat-Smart contains only high quality proteins–like microfiltered whey protein isolate (claimed by many leading experts to be the "gold standard" in proteins).

In fact, it's our number one ingredient.

Next, Eat-Smart is the first protein nutrition shake to contain Nutrim™–a brand new complex carbohydrate derived from oats.

What's great about Nutrim is that it is low glycemic (38, which is far lower than most carbohydrates you find in protein nutrition shakes, like maltodextrin, which is around 158. To put this into perspective, table sugar is 80!!).*

See, Nutrim is made only from whole oats, which are healthy for our hearts and have been suggested to help support healthy cholesterol levels already in the normal range.*

Nutrim has even been clinically suggested to be useful to those who are dieting and trying to support healthy body composition.*

What's more, Nutrim has a high satiation index. What this means is that when you drink Eat-Smart, because it contains Nutrim, it may help you feel fuller, for longer.*

Next, we added "good" fats to Eat-Smart–essential fats derived only from high quality flaxseed oil.

They are called "essential" fats because while our bodies require them (and thus they are essential), we cannot manufacture them ourselves, within our bodies. Therefore, you have to supply your body with sources of these essential fats–called omega 3, 6, and 9. And one of the absolute best sources for these fats is from flax oil. Essential, or "good" fats as they are commonly called, are suggested to help your body actually burn more of the "bad" fat.* They've also been surmised to help support a healthy immune system.*

What's more, we also added an adequate amount of fiber to Eat-Smart.

As you know, science has suggested, time and time again, we *should* consume anywhere between 25 and 35 grams of fiber each day to support a healthy digestive system.*

Unfortunately, many of us never come near this amount on a daily basis. Plus, following a high-protein or low-carb diet can sometimes lead to occasional constipation and stomach discomfort.

So, to make it convenient and truly healthy, we added Fibersol®, a patented form of soluble fiber, which is tasteless and odorless …and we didn't stop there either…

Eat-Smart also contains probiotics and special enzymes.

Even though these are fairly expensive to purchase, it was important that we add them. Here's why… These special enzymes and probiotics are needed to support absorption of the proteins.* This makes it less likely you’ll ever experience mild cramps, bloating, or gastric discomfort from the shake.* And since our Eat-Smart formula is 97% lactose free, it’s less likely to cause an upset stomach.*

This was really, really important to us, because, besides poor taste, this was the number one complaint from protein-shake users across America. I'm certain we've solved that problem.*

Last, Eat-Smart is simply delicious and nutritious.

Unlike other protein nutrition shakes, Eat-Smart does not contain any useless, outdated, or unhealthy ingredients like hydrogenated oils, corn syrup solids, maltodextrin, fructose, dextrose, or aspartame. These ingredients are big "no-no's," especially if you're trying to lose bodyfat or gain muscle, and may make it more difficult to reach your goals.

As you can see, we've spared no expense with the development of Eat-Smart–to bring you a healthy protein supplement in outrageously delicious flavors guaranteed to "addict" your taste buds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What flavors are available in Eat-Smart?

You can choose from two outrageously delicious, almost sinful flavors… Chocolate Chocolate Chip and Double Vanilla Ice Cream.

How do I mix Eat-Smart?

Eat-Smart is "instantized" so this protein powder mixes instantly and easily... for a perfect milkshake-like taste in less than a minute. To make an Eat-Smart shake, all you have to do is simply scoop your Eat-Smart into a blender or shaker cup with water or skim milk, blend it up, and serve. It's really as simple as that!

How is Eat-Smart different from other protein nutrition shakes?

Eat-Smart is the *only* protein shake that contains Nutrim™–the natural oat complex that will help satisfy your hunger and make you feel fuller, longer, and more importantly, may help support healthy blood sugar and cholesterol levels already in the normal range.* What's great about Nutrim is that it is low glycemic (38, which is far lower than most carbohydrates you find in protein nutrition shakes, like maltodextrin, which is around 158. To put this into perspective, table sugar is 80!!).*

See, Nutrim is made from only whole oats, which help support a healthy heart and has been suggested to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels already in the normal range.* Nutrim has even been suggested to be helpful to those dieting and trying to support healthy body composition.*

What's more, Nutrim has a high satiation index. What this means is that when you drink Eat-Smart, because it contains Nutrim, it may help you feel fuller, for longer.*

Is Eat-Smart friendly to my stomach?

Eat-Smart contains probiotics and special enzymes to help support better absorption of the proteins.* Imagine that. This may help reduce the chances of mild cramps, bloating, or gastric discomfort that can sometimes come from protein shakes and protein powders.*

Does Eat-Smart contain aspartame or maltodextrin?

Unlike some other protein shakes, Eat-Smart does *not* contain any useless, outdated, or unhealthy ingredients like hydrogenated oils, corn syrup solids, maltodextrin, fructose, dextrose, or aspartame.

Eat-Smart is made from only high quality proteins, low-glycemic carbohydrates, "good" fats, and added fiber–to provide your body with the nutrients it needs to help recover from strenuous physical activity, sustain your energy levels, and support building a healthy, stronger, new you.*

What form of protein does Eat-Smart contain?

Eat-Smart contains only high quality proteins–like microfiltered whey protein isolate (claimed by many leading experts to be the "gold standard" in proteins). In fact, it's our number one ingredient.

What are the fat sources contained in Eat-Smart?

They are called "essential" fats because while our bodies require them (and thus they are essential), we cannot manufacture them ourselves, within our bodies. Therefore, you have to supply your body with sources of these essential fats–called omega 3, 6, and 9. And one of the absolute best sources for these fats is from flax oil. Essential, or "good" fats as they are commonly called, are suggested to help your body burn more of the "bad" fat.* They've also been surmised to help support a healthy immune system.*

Is there any fiber in Eat-Smart?

As you know, science has suggested, time and time again, we *should* consume anywhere between 25 to 35 grams of fiber each day to support digestive health.* Unfortunately, many of us never come near this amount on a daily basis. Plus, following a high-protein or low-carb diet can sometimes lead to occasional constipation and stomach discomfort.

So, to make it convenient and truly healthy, we added Fibersol®, a patented form of soluble fiber, which is tasteless and odorless. With two 16-ounce Eat-Smart shakes per day, you´ll be getting 10 healthy grams of fiber.

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