Is it un-denatured Whey?
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I am sorry, K. Vee, I do not know the answer to your question. My assumption--and I repeat "assumption"--is that it is denatured in the pasteurization process, but I've not felt it to be an important issue for me specifically. I am not looking for "results" as a young bodybuilder would. I am a senior male, placed on a zero-fat diet by a cardiovascular surgeon, following a fem-pop bypass in my left leg. I have difficulty in getting sufficient protein in my diet, thus the supplement. I have found that I can keep up very strenuous activity all day when I use the whey protein supplement, which was my goal.
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I have only used this whey in fruit smoothies which I mix in a blender. It dissolves totally with no clumping. It is very tasty. I have not used it in anything hot.
435999
No, it is pasteurized. I don't think there are any that can be sold as raw, unpasteurized. I've been very happy using the product.
347830
Yes it is. In fact it's unheated, unfiltered and unprocessed. The best tasting honey I've bought ever!!!
525336
They have a new option where you can get it in Whey. I ordered the soy version (even though the image said Whey) it still came to me correctly.
725024
It should not contain whey if it is advertised as a pea protein, also nothing on the container refers to whey. I hope this is helpful.
177195
Well I take this whey specifically because of its lack of flavor. Its not completely flavourless; its milky. If you dissolved 1 oz in 8oz of water it will taste like watery milk. It has no sweet or sour ir bitter or savory flavor, its simply milky. Also I'd like to mention it doesnt dissolve easily with a spoon, a blender works better. I always end up drinking undisolved bits but I don't mind it becaise i know its a low processed whey. But take that into account. Other than that I think this whey is excellent for weight loss, I take it after weight training with water and it helps me reach my protein goals.
675756
It's not the whey isolate ~ it's the whey concentrate, I believe that's the reason THM can no longer recommend this because it's not on plan now! :(
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Hi JN, Whey Protein has naturally occurring amino acids. Here is a typical amino profile for our whey isolate: http://i.imgur.com/NgG5x9G.jpg
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Yes, it is unrefined. It is more creamy-colored than white, and has a mild odor.
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I don't know. It does not seem to indicate that it is cold process on the can. According to the website, "Our factory is unique because it can batch process different types of whey and keep them all separate. This is what makes it possible for us to make organic cow, rBGH-free cow, and goat whey protein products. We make extensive use of heat exchange to maintain cool temperatures throughout our ultrafiltration process. Once the whey protein is concentrated, we carefully dry it to preserve its nutritive value that ensures you are getting a non-denatured source of whey protein." http://www.teraswhey.com/about-teraswhey/manufacture.html I don't know. It does not seem to indicate that it is cold process on the can. According to the website, "Our factory is unique because it can batch process different types of whey and keep them all separate. This is what makes it possible for us to make organic cow, rBGH-free cow, and goat whey protein products. We make extensive use of heat exchange to maintain cool temperatures throughout our ultrafiltration process. Once the whey protein is concentrated, we carefully dry it to preserve its nutritive value that ensures you are getting a non-denatured source of whey protein."... » Read More I don't know. It does not seem to indicate that it is cold process on the can. According to the website, "Our factory is unique because it can batch process different types of whey and keep them all separate. This is what makes it possible for us to make organic cow, rBGH-free cow, and goat whey protein products. We make extensive use of heat exchange to maintain cool temperatures throughout our ultrafiltration process. Once the whey protein is concentrated, we carefully dry it to preserve its nutritive value that ensures you are getting a non-denatured source of whey protein." http://www.teraswhey.com/about-teraswhey/manufacture.html « Show Less
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This is a great product because it does not contain whey from cows that have been given Bgh (bovine growth hormone). It is denatured which means it is almost totally lactose free, if you can't digest lactose. It is sweetened with stevia instead of sugar. I use the vanilla with greens product, but all are delicious. I have tried numerous products that tasted bad and were a waste of money because they were not drinkable. These products are the only ones I use.
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The label does not answer any of your questions. It says it is simply buttermilk powder and whey. What I can tell you is that, in the ways that I have used this product, it has worked beautifully. It has kept well, no off taste, is very practical for me. I use it primarily in cooking and baking and not everyday. I'm very satisfied.
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It says on the jar, "unpasteurized, unprocessed, raw state." It is very delicious and I think the best honey I've ever had.
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I don't think so but I think whey isolate protein does ... Don't get cookies and cream flavor it's disgusting and I can tolerate anything!
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it's unflavored, although I noticed when I add it to my vanilla protein shake it kinda has a sweet corn flavor ( like cereal) to it.
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It's "minimally processed" and contains goat milk protein and fermented goat milk protein according to label. Not isolate. HTH.