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Salted Beef Sticks by BERSKI are salted beef snack sticks in a 1 oz, 12-pack pouch configuration. Each stick contains beef blended with 25% whole beef liver and 5% whole beef heart, plus sea salt and celery powder, in a non-dyed beef casing. The manufacturer lists 8 g of protein per 1 oz stick and describes the product as gluten-free, soy-free, dairy-free, seed-oil-free, and made without MSG or added synthetic nitrates or nitrites. The pouch is shelf-stable for 12 months.
No product-specific clinical evidence was supplied for BERSKI Salted Beef Sticks. The supplied human evidence includes a registered crossover protocol involving 12 healthy men aged 18–35; it planned to compare 135 g of minced beef containing 35 g of protein with an isonitrogenous milk-protein beverage after resistance exercise, but results were not supplied and the food tested was not this product. Other supplied studies concern beef chips, beef-heart storage, or general beef research and do not establish benefits for this processed beef-stick product. Funding information was unreported in the supplied excerpts.
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Salted Beef Sticks by BERSKI are salted beef snack sticks in a 1 oz, 12-pack pouch configuration. Each stick contains beef blended with 25% whole beef liver and 5% whole beef heart, plus sea salt and celery powder, in a non-dyed beef casing. The manufacturer lists 8 g of protein per 1 oz stick and describes the product as gluten-free, soy-free, dairy-free, seed-oil-free, and made without MSG or added synthetic nitrates or nitrites. The pouch is shelf-stable for 12 months.
No product-specific clinical evidence was supplied for BERSKI Salted Beef Sticks. The supplied human evidence includes a registered crossover protocol involving 12 healthy men aged 18–35; it planned to compare 135 g of minced beef containing 35 g of protein with an isonitrogenous milk-protein beverage after resistance exercise, but results were not supplied and the food tested was not this product. Other supplied studies concern beef chips, beef-heart storage, or general beef research and do not establish benefits for this processed beef-stick product. Funding information was unreported in the supplied excerpts.
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