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  1. 04-16-2004, 01:22 PM #1
    AKILLY
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    Question Different types of Protein

    I see 100% whey protein and then I see Isopure protein. What is the difference and which is better if there's a difference. How much grms of Protein should be in a protein supplement 20gs or 50gs cuz I see different brands have more then others.
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    Whey Protein Concentrate (100%whey)..not completely void of lactose or fat but good....carries flavor well

    Whey PRotein Isolate...known as the cadillac of proteins, no carbs or fat assymilates fast

    Hydrolyzed Whey...pre digested and repidly absoarbed, doesnt need the liver

    Micellar Casein....best and only proven slow release milk protein, best or all milk proteins, but doesnt have the calcium casienate has.

    Egg Albumin...great slow release protein, great amino profile
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    different brands have different serving sizes....

    there is generally 25-32 grams of pro depending on what the blend is in a 70cc scoop.
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    So Whey Protein Isolate is better to take?
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    Originally posted by AKILLY
    So Whey Protein Isolate is better to take?
    it really doesn't make a difference unless are lactose intolerant or need a protein supp with zero fat.
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    I am kind of latose intolerant, so I think I'll try the Isolate. This brand clams to have 50 gs. of protein Low Carb Isopure 3lb Dutch Chocolate by Nature's Best http://www.advantagesupplements.com/bnatbeslowca.html

    Would it be better to take a supplement with 20-25 gs. of protein or the one I posted that has 50gs. of protein?
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