Whey Protein Isolate

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Whey Protein Isolate

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Your Questions, Answered

Can I take Whey Protein if not going to the gym?

Absolutely! Whey Protein is not only great for muscle building but is also great when trying to hit protein targets on a weight loss journey.

What is the difference between Whey Protein Isolate (WPI) and Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC)?

Whey protein, a popular muscle-building supplement, comes in two main varieties: isolate and concentrate. WPI is more refined, resulting in a higher protein content (typically around 90%) with less fat, carbs, and lactose. This makes it ideal for those with lactose sensitivity. Whey concentrate contains lower protein (around 70%) and is not as gentle on digestion as WPI. It is not recommended for people with lactose sensitivity. WPI is our choice for it’s superior protein.

How much Whey Protein Isolate should I consume?

The recommended dosage depends on your individual needs and goals. If you are looking to increase muscle or lose fat, increasing your daily protein intake can help achieve these goals. Including WPI is a convenient and low-calorie way of reaching your protein targets.

When is the best time to have WPI?

The convenience of WPI, means that you can consume this anytime of the day. Whether you are consuming WPI as an after-workout snack, to boost your protein intake in your breakfast smoothie or as an addition to your favourite sweet recipe, this is the perfect product to assist you to reach your goals.