Navacorp Inc., a Canadian manufacturer located in Brampton, Ontario, has developed a unique energy-packed snack in a 10-gram, portion-controlled, ball format that is produced in a one-of-a-kind manufacturing facility. Founded in 2004, Navacorp Inc. draws on the know-how of its founders who have 40 years of combined experience in the food industry. They have used their expertise to create Kickbutt Amped Energy BallzTM, a blend of ingredients that delivers an burst of energy that lasts, builds stamina and tastes great. Quality assurance is a top priority at Navacorp Inc. We follow a very stringent manufacturing and quality control protocol as well as GMP, Good Manufacturing Practices. All raw ingredients used in the formulations are of the highest quality and all active ingredients must be accompanied with certificates of analysis from suppliers to certify potency and freshness, allergen statements as well as proof of Kosher certification. Ongoing finished product potency and bacterial testing is done by an independent laboratory to ensure uncompromised results.
Kickbutt Amped Energy Ballz™ are a nutritious and delicious way to quickly restore mental alertness, enhance performance, and heighten concentration. Check out some of the powerful nutrients that are contained in our high-energy formulations.
| Gluten-free foods are dietary foods consisting of or made only from one or more ingredients which do not contain wheat. |
| Our manufacturing facility is completely "NUT FREE"! We do not manufacture anything containing any form of nuts. All of our suppliers certify that they produce their products in completely nut free facilities. |
| Kickbutt Amped Energy Ballz™ are certified Kosher-Dairy under the symbol COR498 by the Kasruth Council of Canada. For more information visit www.cor.ca |
Kickbutt Amped Energy Ballz™ are certified Halal under the ISNA Canada Society.
Health BenefitsMany proteins and peptides have anti-hypertensive properties, opioid activities, immuno modulatory activities, mineral sequestering properties, and antioxidant and antimicrobial activities. Soy protein plays a role in reducing the risk of coronary heart disease by lowering plasma cholesterol and triglycerides. Soy and pea protein can aid in controlling insulin fluctuations. Some proteins found in milk, soy and peas have positive effects in the areas of satiety, weight management and sustained energy.[These effects are likely due to the slow digestion of proteins which prolongs the feeling of fullness. Whey proteins such as alpha-lactalbumin and bovine serum albumin have been researched extensively in the prevention and treatment of cancer. Whey protein supplementation has also shown benefits in exercise performance and enhancement. |
Bioactive Proteins and PeptidesEssential, functional and beneficialProtein is needed to build and maintain muscles, repair muscle damage, maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, provide energy, boost the immune system and maintain hair, fingernails and skin. It is also required for production of red blood cells, enzymes and hormones. Proteins act as functional ingredients in food formulations by contributing properties such as whippability, emulsification, foaming, stabilizing, water binding, gelation and texturization. Proteins and their hydrolysates also contribute to flavour generation and browning in foods. Moving beyond conventional nutritional benefits and functionality is the discovery that bioactive proteins and peptides derived from many food proteins have a positive impact on the health of cardiovascular, immune, nervous and gastrointestinal systems. |
Bovine milk and eggs are the most important sources of protein and bioactive peptides in human diets. They can also be derived from fish and plants such as soy beans, peas, chickpeas, flax, brown rice, corn, wheat, oats and potatoes. This wide array of protein sources enables industry to reduce the potential allergenicity of a food.
Canada's functional food and natural health products industry is world renowned for quality and innovation.
Committed to meeting the needs of their global customers, Canadian companies are taking advantage of the competitive strengths of Canada's agriculture and food industry. There is strength in Canada's rich, fertile land with its abundant fresh water and vast natural resources. There is strength in Canada's internationally recognized regulatory and food inspection systems that result in world-class standards and safe, nutritious, top-quality products. There is strength in Canada's network of research facilities where science innovators focus on developing leading-edge products and new technologies. And, there is strength in the collaborative environment among governments, universities, health institutions and industry that helps this vibrant sector prosper by encouraging innovation, cultivation and manufacturing of diverse products with proven health benefits.
What are Functional Foods?
Functional foods are similar in appearance to-or may be-conventional foods, are consumed as part of a usual diet, and are demonstrated to have physiological benefits and/or reduce the risk of chronic disease beyond basic nutritional functions. They are created through various means, such as:
- Fortification with vitamins and/or minerals to provide added health benefits (e.g. fortified soy beverages and fruit juice with calcium)
- Addition of bioactive ingredients (e.g. muffins with beta-glucan, yogurts with probiotics, and drinks with herb blends)
- Bioactive-component enhancement through plant breeding, processing, or special livestock feeding techniques (e.g. omega-3 eggs, milk and meat; canola oil high in carotenoids; and wheat with enhanced lutein levels)