Mini Thriving Family Bundle

Our organic protein powder, Thriving Family, contains no artificial ingredients, amino acids or synthetic vitamins & minerals. This means that not only are the nutrients easily recognised and absorbed by the body, but further as they are naturally occurring nutrients, which are the safest and most suitable way to provide a growing body with the nutrients they need, and aren't associated with adverse reactions.

Although Thriving Family can be taken post exercise, it is not our most suitable product for exercise recovery. Our Clean Proteins provide a higher amounts of protein per serve, are lower in carbohydrates and contain more complementary nutrients for exercise recovery.

We are confident in our formulations, their targeted health benefits and the quality of the raw material we source to create them. Maintaining close relationships with our suppliers is just part of what we do to ensure our ingredients are the best quality available. We aim to source as many Australian and organic ingredients as possible, so we have full transparency in our supply chain, as well as support local businesses. In every instance we possibly can, we choose Australian ingredients, however, sometimes this is not always possible due to availability and seasonality. On occasion we need to go international to meet the quantity and quality of ingredients needed. If you are curious about which products contain internationally sourced ingredients or have queries about certain products, we are more than happy to answer tailored questions specific to your product enquiry. Reach out to us at support@nutraorganics.com.au

When it comes to sourcing our natural ingredients, we choose provenance, nutritional value and quality over cost. This means no synthetics or chemical ingredients are added, only natural, real, wholefood.

Absolutely! For young children a half serve might be more appropriate depending on your child's individual eating habits and needs. You will notice the nutrition panel for Thriving Family is very comprehensive and provides a large portion of the RDI for many vitamins & minerals. Therefore a half serve will still provide a supportive amount of vital nutrients to help fill nutritional gaps.

Yes! Thriving Family can help fulfil nutritional gaps in any person's diet in a wholesome and delicious way due to being such a good source of protein, carbohydrate and fat. Thriving Family can be an easy way to incorporate extra protein and nutrition into your breakfast through a smoothie, porridge or breakfast muffins.

You can definitely include Thriving Family in any baking. Some water soluble vitamins such as B vitamins and vitamin C are susceptible to heat so some may be lost. However, all of the vital minerals and macro nutrients such as protein will be preserved, adding a good whack of nutrition to whatever baked goods you add it into.

Ganeden is just the most famous probiotic strain (Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6068) on the global market, and for very good reason! Ganeden is patented, award-winning branded probiotic. It is well researched and has several published articles which demonstrate it's health benefits, including: digestive support, immune support and protein utilization. It is a spore forming probiotic that is able to survive higher temperatures, oxygen exposure, and the low pH of your stomach meaning it is still alive when it enters your gut, will be fully effective and will provide health benefits no matter how long your product sits on the shelf.

Thriving Family is both easily digestible and offers extra support for your gut wellbeing. The pea & brown rice proteins are sprouted and bio-fermented, making them more bioavailable and easily digestible. We've also added 1 billion cfu probiotics per serve, and prebiotic fibres to feed good gut bacteria, meaning Thriving Family provides complete gut and digestive support.

You can consume up to 2 serves of Thriving Family per day (60 g). However, please make sure you are getting your protein intake from a variety of sources and remember that Thriving Family is not a sole source of nutrition.