100% Whey Protein Powder, Whey Protein Isolate
Isolate-based powder. Isolate is filtered further than concentrate, so protein per scoop is usually higher and lactose lower.
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Ingredient evidence
Protein needs are usually met through food. A powder is a convenient way to add protein, not a category of food with properties of its own. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: Exercise and Athletic Performance
Meaningful variation
Someone already eating plenty of protein has little to gain from adding more. Whey also contains lactose in varying amounts by processing method, so it agrees with some people and not others.
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Isolate-based powder. Isolate is filtered further than concentrate, so protein per scoop is usually higher and lactose lower.
Unflavored isolate sold by weight. No sweetener or flavoring, which makes protein per gram straightforward to read.
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