Reply With QuoteIsolate to my knowledge is almost all whey protein and concentrate is like 80% whey protein, As a result ioslate costs more.
What is the difference between WHEY Isolate and concentrate??
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06-15-2006, 04:29 PM #1Registered User
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What is the difference between WHEY Isolate and concentrate??
And is isolate better then concentrate if yes why? i am taking concentrate right now and i find it working good
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Read this: www.prosource.net/article-whey-protein.jsp
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Not trying to advertise an online supplement company with the previous post. Just thought the article was good. Don't take it as spam.
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Concentrate is more cost effective. But it has more carbs, and can cause gastro-intestinal upset in some people.
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i personally had no differences with iso to concentrate, except in my wallet. Use concentrate.
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Concentrate has a little more fat and carbs, but it's still pretty good post w/o. IMO
If you read the label of certain protein powders they have whey concentrate among their blend.
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Kinda pricey too Originally Posted by topolo
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