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    Optimum Nutrition "Pro Complex vs. 100 % Whey"

    I am looking to order more protein and noticed that some use this "Pro Complex" and some was the "100% Whey" from Optimum Nutrition.

    If I go with the "Pro Complex", do I still need the "100% Whey" after my workout or is the "Pro Complex" all that I need with the "Whey" included? Thanks

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    I guess it depends on how extreme you want to get... I would say a protein blend (Pro Complex) is a fine for any kind of protein supplementation whether morning, pre workout, post workout or before bed...

    Extreme body builders may want a separate whey protein for right after their workouts... because more protein can be absorbed immediately, but the real life difference between the 2 proteins will be very very very small...
    Are you kidding me????

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    100% Whey is strictly a protein powder, while Pro Complex contains protein as well as glutamine and a shitload of vitamins and minerals. I use Pro Complex after my workouts.

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    the only difference is pro complex has Egg Albumen in it along with some other stuff like vitamins and 2 scoops has 55 grm of protein, to 44 grms in 2 scoops of 100%


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