difference between whey protein? and whey protein isolate?
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Hi Catherine! There are 3 common types of Whey; Whey Protein Concentrate- WPC, Whey Protein Isolate- WPI and Whey Protein Hydrolysate- WPH. WPC has low levels of fat and carbs with anywhere from 30-90% of protein content. WPI has had all fat and carbs removed and usually contains at least 90% protein. While WPH is pretty much predigested which just means this form is easily absorb. Also just FYI, WPH is good for allergy sufferers because of its decreased allergen potential. Hope this helps. Wishing you all the best. Blessings and Love.
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The dairy free version is dairy free and it specifies that in the title of the product. The non-dairy free version has whey, a dairy protein. If you want the dairy free sp complete you need to buy the one that has "dairy free" in the title. Last I knew, it was out of stock. Good luck.
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Whey is the natural liquid by-product of the cheese-making process and is a dairy product. Whey is a complete protein because it contains all essential and non essential amino acids. You want to stick with Whey protein concentrate and avoid powders consisting of whey protein isolates and/or hudrolyzed whey protein isolates because these have been processed to remove fat and other nutrients and beware of other added ingredients.
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It is my understanding it is 100% whey protein from grass fed cows. Nothing else is added.
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There is no difference that I know of, this one has a + on the bottle as well. There is API Stress Coat which helps with the slime coat and is a different product.
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Look at the nutrition labels. This one has a higher protein to calorie ratio with higher quality more expensive ingredients. This one also tastes better.
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I can't speak to that comparison as I've never tried the whey formula. However, I can tell you this flavor is very smooth and rich. It blends well with milk and doesn't taste chalky. I've been using it for seven months now.
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Myotein contains whey protein, which comes from milk. However I read that for a lot of people (but not all) who have an intolerance to diary products, whey protein does not cause an issue.
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Hey Gina, Not quite sure what you are asking, but I will attempt to answer any way. If you are wondering what other whey protein you should take instead of this one, there are some things you should consider. When ever I shop around for new products that i haven't tried or i just want to switch things up, I always look at the Nutrition Facts on the back. I have heard good things about Syntha-6 Isolate by BSN. I however, have never tried it. When searching for something new to take be weary of any 'extra' additives. Some proteins contain a lot of sugar or carbs. Ensure you know what you are buying. If you have any specific question about any products, please feel free to ask.
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no aspartame, sorbitol or sacchrin. no soy protein isolate but it has whey protein isolate. if you look online they list the ingredients for all of their products each bar has different stuff.
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That frustrates me too. Why mess up a otherwise great product? Practically everything is using this crap now. I think I will try the Raw Organic Whey - USDA Certified Organic Whey Protein, 12oz next. But the shipping is killing my pockets. I wish I could get it locally.
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I am not familiar with the term. However, I just read the entire label and the word "isolate" is nowhere to be found. For information about the raw protein, visit www.gardenoflife.com.
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Whey isolate is part of a micro-filtered process that makes Whey easier to digest and makes it's nutrients more readily available for post-workout recovery. The Isolate weight is 1.54 lbs. per tub; whereas, regular whey is 2.0 lbs. The Isolate is far superior to the regular whey for overall muscle growth. Hope this helps. Amazon usually has the cheapest price anywhere !
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Most whey proteins do contain some lactose, but usually less than what's in milk. Since you're extremely lactose intolerant, you may try this brand: http://www.amazon.com/Lactose-Free-Whey-Protein-Isolate/dp/B004R0QFXA/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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To be honest, I only bought it that one time, I am using a different product now. I liked protein 17 but they don't have it any more, so I am using "Source Organic Whey Protein 2.0 Lbs Bulk"... I don't even remember reserveage organics... sorry.
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the label states whey protein isolate (from milk), Less than 1.5% soy lecithin added to aid in product dispersibility. I assume this means the majority is from cows milk.
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I think it is comparable to other whey proteins. I take it pretty consistently so I'm not sure what my results would be without using it. I will say that I use this just to supplement the natural proteins I eat in my everyday diet. I usually just take one scoop a day; any more than that your body just flushes it in your urine...or at least that's what I've been told. I have stuck with it because I think it tastes the bests.