today i used whey isolate, but i felt like **** afterwards. same proplem like taking lactose- i thought isolate was something for lactose intolereant guys, but the isolate has lactose in it ?
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today i used whey isolate, but i felt like **** afterwards. same proplem like taking lactose- i thought isolate was something for lactose intolereant guys, but the isolate has lactose in it ?
i started taking isolate protein today for the first time because it has 0.3g fat and 111 callories where as the impact whey protein has 2.1g of fat and 118 callories..
i changed from the whey because whey states for mass and size where isoalte states for building lean muscle..
so i've reached a size i am happy with and i would just like the muscles to be more visible and abit more lean with out putting too much body fat/mass
i just ordered some impact whey!
cant wait for it to arrive
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pardon me but are people missing the point here...
whey impact contains -
Per 25g:
Energy: 98.3Kcal
Energy: 414.0kJ
Protein (dry basis): 20.5g
Protein (as-is): 19.6g
Fat: 1.7g
Carbohydrates: 1.5g
Calcium: 125.0mg
Cholesterol: 0.5mg
whey isolate contains..
Per 30g:
Energy: 111.0Kcal
Energy: 472.0KJ
Protein (dry basis): 27.9g
Protein (as-is): 27.7g
Fat: 0.3g
Carbohydrates: 0.2g
Calcium: 120.0mg
Cholesterol: 0.6mg
why is it.... myprotein measures the values of impact in 25g and 30g in isolate??
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Ive never really understood why they use two different measures, if they included different sized scoops with the 2 products I might be able to get my mush around it but as is all I can really see is that most people will ignore the weight and assume it has 7.5 more g of Protein when in fact its more like 2.5.
I use a scoop that came "free" from a well known brand, its a 30 so I adjust the values accordingly to hit my needs.
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