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aminogen - is that important?
Hi,
in the 100% whey protein powder of optimum nutrition there is pepsin that make easier to digestion the protein in the stomach to amino acids, in the other protein powders there isnt this pepsin, is that important or not?(i mean if you compare this whey concentrate to the other whey isolates)
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IMO...it's not that important but for the price it is a very cheap and effective additive to protein supplements. I don't usually buy any protein supps that don't have aminogen in it...
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