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What Is Prawtein? The Complete Guide to BEWIT Superfoods

Prawtein is BEWIT's RAW superfood line — from the C60 Carbon Elixir to protein blends and adaptogens. Learn what it is, how it's made, and how to use it.

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In this guide
  1. What Does "Prawtein" Mean?
  2. The RAW, Low-Temperature Philosophy
  3. The Main PRAWTEIN Products
  4. PRAWTEIN Range at a Glance
  5. How People Use PRAWTEIN
  6. What Is C60?
  7. Who Might Be Interested?
  8. Quality & Sourcing
  9. Frequently Asked Questions

If you have explored the BEWIT world beyond essential oils, you have almost certainly come across the word PRAWTEIN. It is the name of BEWIT's RAW superfood line — a family of powdered blends, elixirs and single ingredients designed to be part of an everyday plant-based diet. This complete guide explains what Prawtein is, how the products are made, and how people fold these BEWIT superfoods into their daily routine.

What Does "Prawtein" Mean?

The name Prawtein is a playful blend of two ideas: "raw" and "protein." It signals the two things the line is built around — ingredients kept as close to their natural, RAW state as possible, and a focus on nourishing, protein-rich and nutrient-dense plant foods. Rather than being a single product, PRAWTEIN is an umbrella brand covering a whole range of BEWIT superfoods.

Under that umbrella you will find everything from a cacao-based elixir containing C60 to plant protein blends, beauty-oriented powders, and pure adaptogenic roots such as ashwagandha. What ties them together is a shared philosophy about how food should be processed — gently, and at low temperatures.

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Glass laboratory flask with a green leaf supports the section “The RAW, Low-Temperature Philosophy”.

The RAW, Low-Temperature Philosophy

The defining idea behind the Prawtein line is RAW processing. Conventional food production often relies on high heat, which is fast and cheap but can alter delicate plant compounds, enzymes and heat-sensitive nutrients. BEWIT instead works with its ingredients below roughly 42 °C (about 107 °F), a threshold widely used in the raw-food tradition.

Keeping temperatures low is intended to preserve the natural character of each ingredient — its colour, aroma and the nutrients it is a source of. Many Prawtein products also use fermentation, a traditional technique that has been used for centuries to make plant foods easier to digest and more flavourful. The result is a range that aims for quality and naturalness rather than shelf-stable convenience.

Good to Know

"RAW" here does not mean the food is uncooked in the everyday sense — it refers to a production standard that avoids high heat so that the ingredients stay close to their natural form. It is a description of the process, not a health claim.

The Main PRAWTEIN Products

The PRAWTEIN family is broad, but a handful of products form its core. Here is a factual overview of what each one is and what it contains.

Prawtein C60 Carbon Elixir

Perhaps the most talked-about product in the line, the Prawtein C60 Carbon Elixir is a RAW cacao-based blend that features C60 (a form of carbon, explained further below) alongside ingredients such as fermented cacao, activated charcoal and mineral-rich extracts. It has a rich, chocolate-like character and is usually enjoyed stirred into warm plant milk or water.

Prawtein Wloss

Prawtein Wloss is a plant-based blend built around fibre and satiating ingredients, marketed as a food to accompany an active lifestyle and a balanced diet. Like the rest of the range, it is designed to be mixed into drinks or smoothies.

Prawtein Hair & Protein Blends

The line also includes beauty-oriented powders (often grouped as "Hair" or skin-and-hair blends) and plant protein mixes. These typically combine seed and plant proteins with superfood extracts, offering a convenient way to add plant nutrition to shakes and bowls.

Adaptogens Such as Ashwagandha

Beyond the blends, PRAWTEIN offers single-ingredient superfoods, including adaptogenic roots. RAW Ashwagandha is a classic example — a root traditionally used in Ayurvedic tradition for centuries and now available as a RAW-processed powder you can add by the spoonful to drinks and recipes.

PRAWTEIN Range at a Glance

Product Type Key Ingredient How It Is Used
Prawtein C60 Carbon Elixir RAW cacao elixir C60 & fermented cacao Stirred into warm plant milk or water
Prawtein Wloss Fibre & satiety blend Plant fibre Mixed into water, drinks or smoothies
Prawtein Hair Beauty powder Plant & seed extracts Added to shakes and bowls
Protein Blends Plant protein mix Seed & plant proteins Blended into smoothies
RAW Ashwagandha Adaptogenic root Ashwagandha root By the spoonful in drinks or recipes

How People Use PRAWTEIN

One of the reasons the line is popular is its everyday flexibility. Because the products are powders and elixirs, they slot easily into meals and drinks. Here are the most common ways people enjoy BEWIT superfoods.

In Smoothies

A spoonful blended into a smoothie is the simplest option. Plant milk, a frozen banana and a scoop of a Prawtein blend make a quick, filling drink. The chocolate character of the C60 elixir pairs especially well with nut milks.

Straight from the Spoon or Stirred

Elixirs like the C60 Carbon Elixir are often simply stirred into warm (not boiling) plant milk or water, much like a hot chocolate. Single ingredients such as ashwagandha can be added directly by the spoonful. Warm — rather than hot — liquid keeps in line with the low-temperature philosophy of the range.

Timing and Routine

There is no single "right" time. Many people take their blend in the morning as part of breakfast, while others prefer it as an afternoon pick-me-up drink. As with any food, the best approach is the one you can keep up consistently as part of a varied, balanced diet.

What Is C60?

Because C60 features prominently in the flagship elixir, it is worth understanding what it actually is. C60 — short for Carbon-60, also called Buckminsterfullerene — is a molecule made of 60 carbon atoms arranged in a hollow, sphere-like cage that resembles a tiny football. Its discovery earned a Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and it remains a subject of ongoing scientific interest.

C60 is a food-grade ingredient in the Prawtein elixir rather than the whole story — it sits within a wider blend of RAW superfoods. If you would like a deeper, balanced look at the molecule and the research around it, see our dedicated article on Prawtein C60.

Who Might Be Interested?

PRAWTEIN is designed as food, so it suits a wide range of people looking to add variety and plant nutrition to their diet. A few groups tend to find the range especially handy.

  • Active people and athletes who want a convenient, plant-based way to add protein and superfoods around training and busy days.
  • Plant-based and vegan eaters looking for RAW, vegan-friendly ingredients that fit their lifestyle.
  • Smoothie and breakfast-bowl fans who enjoy building nutrient-rich drinks and meals from quality ingredients.
  • Anyone curious about superfoods who wants to explore adaptogens like ashwagandha or unusual ingredients like C60 in an easy-to-use format.
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Test tubes and quality control in a modern laboratory supports the section “Quality & Sourcing”.

Quality & Sourcing

The Prawtein line reflects BEWIT's broader approach to quality. Ingredients are selected for their natural character, processed RAW at low temperatures, and — across most of the range — formulated to be suitable for a vegan diet. There are no synthetic flavours or fillers padding out the blends; the focus is on the plant ingredients themselves.

As with BEWIT's essential oils, batches are subject to laboratory analysis so that what is on the label matches what is in the pouch. For anyone who cares about where their food comes from and how it is made, that transparency is a big part of the appeal of BEWIT superfoods.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Prawtein a single product or a whole range?

PRAWTEIN is a whole line of BEWIT superfoods, not one item. It covers elixirs like the C60 Carbon Elixir, fibre and protein blends, beauty powders and single ingredients such as RAW ashwagandha.

What does "RAW" mean for these products?

It refers to a low-temperature production standard — working with ingredients below about 42 °C — that keeps them close to their natural form. It describes how the food is made, not a promise about results.

Are BEWIT superfoods suitable for vegans?

Most of the Prawtein range is plant-based and formulated to suit a vegan diet. As always, check the ingredient list on the specific product for full details.

How do I use a Prawtein blend?

Most blends are simply mixed into water, plant milk or a smoothie, while elixirs are stirred into warm liquid and single ingredients can be added by the spoonful. Use them as part of a varied, balanced diet.

Where can I see the full BEWIT superfood selection?

You can browse the complete nutrition and food-supplement range in the BEWIT catalog, where each product lists its ingredients and details.

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