Plants absorb
whatever’s in the soil.
Our protein comes from the pasture instead — grass-fed beef + pastured eggs. 26g protein, 120 calories, and a source you can actually trace.
We start at pasture.
A plant protein is a crop, grown in soil, then concentrated into a scoop — and whatever the plant took up from the ground comes along for the ride. PaleoPro starts one step earlier and one field over: pasture → beef + eggs → powder.
It All Comes Down to the Ground.
Two proteins, two very different supply chains. Here's why the starting point changes everything.
Plants Take Up the Soil
Roots absorb minerals — and whatever else is in the ground, including heavy metals. Concentrate the crop and you concentrate the profile.
We Start at Pasture
Grass-fed beef and pastured eggs come from animals raised on open pasture, not from crops grown for maximum yield in questionable soil.
A Traceable Supply Chain
Real animal protein with a source you can picture: cattle and hens on grass. No mystery crop, no mystery origin.
26g Protein, 120 Calories
Complete protein without the compromise — 26g protein, 120 calories, 0g added sugar per scoop.
From the Ground Up
Your protein starts in the ground
Every plant protein begins as a crop in soil. That's the part the label never shows you.
Ours starts at pasture
Soil → plant → powder, or pasture → beef + eggs → powder. Same finish, very different beginning.
Know exactly what you're scooping
Grass-fed beef + pastured egg. A source you can trace and an ingredient list you can read.
Pasture-Sourced vs. Soil-Grown
Where it comes from, side by side.
Scoop. Mix. Fuel.
Scoop
One scoop into your shaker, blender, or morning coffee mug.
Mix
Add 8–10 oz of water, or blend it into your favorite smoothie.
Fuel
26g of complete protein at 120 calories — morning, post-workout, anytime.
Nothing to Hide. Everything to Prove.
Grass-fed beef and pastured egg protein — 26g protein and 120 calories a scoop, 0g added sugar. Every claim on the label backed by certification, made in the USA the way we've done it since 2013.
He Couldn't Find It. So He Made It.
After an accident left him unable to walk, Doug rebuilt his body with real food — no fillers, no shortcuts. He went looking for a clean protein that matched his paleo life, and everything on the shelf was whey, soy, or a crop concentrated into a scoop.
So he built it in his own kitchen with one rule: real animal protein, grass-fed and pastured, nothing else. Over a decade later we're in Sprouts and Whole Foods nationwide — and the formula still hasn't changed.
Doug — Founder, PaleoPro
The Clean Switch
Join 100,000+ customers who care where their protein comes from — and switched to pasture.
“I started reading where my food comes from. Pasture-raised beef + egg was an easy yes.”
“Love that I can actually picture the source. Cows and chickens, not a mystery crop.”
“Traceable, dairy-free, 26g protein. This is the one that stuck.”
“Switched off plant protein once I understood the soil part. No regrets.”
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Source Questions, Answered
Plants absorb minerals — and any heavy metals — from the soil they grow in, and a protein powder concentrates the crop. Animal proteins like grass-fed beef and pastured egg come from a different supply chain entirely: pasture, not soil-grown crops.
Grass-fed beef and pastured eggs. It's real animal protein — 26g of complete protein and 120 calories per scoop — not a crop processed into a powder.
Yes — NSF Certified, GMP Certified, Non-GMO, and made in the USA since 2013.
Not at all. The protein is flavor-neutral, then blended into Aztec Vanilla, Ancient Cacao, Mayan Mocha, or left Plain Naked. It mixes smooth in water.
Every order is backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee. Email info@paleopro.com and we'll make it right.
Protein That Starts at Pasture.
Grass-fed beef + pastured egg. A source you can trace — 26g protein, 120 calories a scoop.