Protein
and wellness
Proteins are essential components of our diet and our bodies. Present in numerous foods-such as meat, eggs, fish, legumes and dairy products-proteins perform vital functions, from tissue renewal to the regulation of biological processes.
Through research, innovation and a strong commitment to sustainability at the Amadori Group, we work to ensure animal welfare, respect for the environment and quality throughout the Amadori production chain.
What are proteins
What the protein is for
Protein plays a key role in many vital functions: it supports the immune system, promotes growth, regulates hormones, and maintains healthy muscles.
For this reason, it is important to know and alternate between different sources of animal and plant proteins within a balanced diet.
Macronutrient comparison
Our bodies require three main macronutrients: proteins, carbohydrates and lipids.
Protein, compared to the others, has the most important structural function. However, a balance among all nutrients is essential to ensure complete and sustainable nutrition.
Not all protein sources are the same. They can come from different sources and differ in composition, digestibility and biological value.
At Amadori Group, we offer our color vision of protein: a broad and balanced proposal designed for every lifestyle, age, and taste.
Learn more about difference between animal and vegetable proteins.
Protein at every age
Protein is critical for growth and development. Children need a steady and balanced intake of foods with easily digestible protein.
In adulthood, protein supports metabolism and helps maintain energy and muscle tone.
After age 60, the need for high-quality, easy-to-digest protein sources to counteract muscle mass loss increases.