How much Soy is there in the product? (example 60% whey, 40% soy)
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I read the label and it really does not say how much soy, like what you want percentages. It just says contains soy and milk.
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gosh, i don't remember. i do remember that i only took the sample product for a month. so, if the dosage is two times a day, then there are 60 in the bottle.
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Hello Ibrahim,40mg is on par with most other protein brands, and some organic whey proteins have cholesterol as high as 50-60mg per serving. When you see protein brands with lower cholesterol numbers it is usually because they contain isolates and/or have been over processed.Thanks for the question.
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I would say its anywhere from 30-40% cream, whereas I have found the milk to be in the 10-15% range.
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19 grams. You should be able to get an image of the ingredients from and amazon web site? A little less protein than the non organic. I think that this is a good product and reasonably priced. It seems like most other whey products have other unnecessary ingredients.
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This product contains whey which is a protein in milk. Whey contains a small percentage of lactose. I assume since milk comes from an animal, the sugar content is not organic. Annie
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http://eas.com/product/100-pct-whey-protein-powderThose are the full nutrition facts
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According to the list of ingredients -soy is no listed as a product in this formula. Hope that helps you :-0
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Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop serving to up the protein to 32g, which will of course mean you'll only get 16 servings out of a bottle. Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop... » Read More Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop serving to up the protein to 32g, which will of course mean you'll only get 16 servings out of a bottle. « Show Less
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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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At the bottom of the "Supplement Facts" panel on the label, the product is claimed to be free of, among other things, soy. Hope that helps.
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Hi NR!You can find the percentage of these macro-nutrients by doing some calculations (i.e. protein: (6 divided by 48) multiplied by 100 = 12.50%).Each bar (48g) contains: 12.50% (6g) protein54.17% (26g) carbohydrates [39.58% (19g) sugar, 6.25% (3g) dietary fiber]16.67% (8g) total fat [2.083% (1g) saturated fat]0.4583% (220mg) PotassiumSincerely,Marc Wuttke
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No. Product ingredients are labeled as follows:Lactobacillus acidophilus 4 billion....(50%)Bifidobacterium lactis 3.2 billion.....(40%)Bifidobacterium longum 0.8 billion.....(10%) Total listed ingredients =.............100%
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Hi Clara: You can find the complete nutritional label here: http://www.jarrow.com/product/566/Whey_Protein_Unflavored_OrganicProtein 17g Calories 90
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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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The single ingredient listed is protein from 100% whey. However, the label also states it contains lecithin from soy. I think it must be a miniscule amount. I avoid all soy on the advice of my oncologist, but I use this product and love it.
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No. Product ingredients are labeled as follows: Lactobacillus acidophilus 4 billion....(50%) Bifidobacterium lactis 3.2 billion.....(40%) Bifidobacterium longum 0.8 billion.....(10%) Total listed ingredients =.............100%