Reply With Quotethe gold standard has an extra 1g of protein per 30.4g serving, thats the only difference i've noted
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10-16-2005, 12:16 PM #1Registered User
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Optimum 100 whey
What is the difference between Optimum's 100 whey gold standard and 100 whey natural? Is one better than the other? The nutrition factors appear to be the same same, so is one healthier or what?
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the gold standard says it has a majority of isolates in it compared to the other one which was just whey
it think thats correct
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WPI is purer, therefore, more protein per scoop. Higher percentage of WPI, higher amount of protein.
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