ISOLATE Grass-Fed Whey Protein
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Overview
This product provides a grass-fed whey protein isolate source, which aids in muscle recovery and growth. The inclusion of a proprietary enzyme blend may enhance protein digestion. However, the relatively low protein content per serving might necessitate multiple servings to meet individual protein needs, and the proprietary blend obscures the amount of each enzyme included.
The Good
Contains grass-fed whey protein isolate, which is a high-quality protein source that supplies all essential amino acids.
Low in fat and carbohydrates.
Contains a blend of digestive enzymes intended to support protein digestion and absorption.
The Bad
Contains added sugars.
Digestive enzymes may interact with certain medications.
Individual amino acid dosages are low, which limits targeted benefits.
Is it for you?
Best For: Athletes, fitness enthusiasts, individuals seeking muscle recovery, those looking to increase protein intake
Skip If: You have a severe dairy allergy, or are advised to limit protein intake due to kidney conditions.
Ingredients Analysis
Calories from Fat
120 kcalTrans Fat
0 gCholesterol
15 mgCalcium
110 mgSodium
50 mgTotal
22186 mgArginine
360 mgAspartic Acid
920 mgAlanine
520 mgGlutamic Acid
390 mgGlycine
150 mgHistidine
120 mgProline
520 mgSerine
320 mgIsoleucine ‡
550 mgLeucine ‡
970 mgLysine ‡
590 mgMethionine ‡
210 mgPhenylalanine ‡
330 mgThreonine ‡
560 mgTryptophan ‡
160 mgTyrosine
550 mgValine ‡
550 mgHow to Use
Mix one scoop with 6-8 oz of water or milk. Consume post-workout or as a protein supplement throughout the day.
Daily
Post-workout, Anytime
Mixed with water or milk
Who Should Use This
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