why the peppered has more protein?
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I'm assuming it's because the peppered comes from cows who were more conscientious about spending time at the gym.
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Depends on how much you use with your protein, it's pretty much a cover flavor taste to make the protein shake taste better
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I'm sorry I don't remember..didn't like the pea protein and went back to Garden of Life which I believe has 17 grams of protein.
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Platinum Hydro Whey has more protein/serving (6g more, I believe), because it's not just purified protein, but also hydrolyzed. The hydrolyzation process breaks protein down further, which makes it easier and faster to absorb, hence making it more efficient. That being said, I can't tell the difference in results... Probably because I'm not actually an intense athlete, I just work out and I don't like feeling sore so I drink a shake. I think the general consensus, is that Hydro Whey is only really worth the extra money if you're doing some really intense working out. In terms of taste, I detect a little bit of an after taste. I prefer Gold Standard, but Hydro Whey does seem to be creamier/richer.
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I have the 20 protein Core Power; it has 13 grams of carbs and 11 of sugar. The 26 Core Power had considerably higher sugar that's why I stuck with the 20.
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Mostly Whey and soy proteins. Tons of minerals and vitamins. You can see at factor4health dot com / nutrition_facts
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Not that I am aware of, but there are fermented soya and red peppers in it.
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It's different from the dissolvable powder version in that this is liquid, and the Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium ratio is lower here (10-15-10) than the powder (20-20-20). But the Plant Food 'Plus' part looks to be just marketing.
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Its naturally occuring. Nothing added. If you eat meat or dairy, you're getting tryptophan.
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Go to the Seeking Health website, the makers of Optimal Protein, and contact them. I have asked questions regularly there and they are very responsive. As this productwas designed by physicians, I would think they might also offer good insight.
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You might not like the answer....the protein powder is part of a cleanse that I have done twice a year for several years. The SP Complete is part of the detoxing, purifying effort, so I put up with the taste. Blending it with 1/2 or one whole banana makes it palatable to me.
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I don't know as I empty the bag and toss it. The protein content is listed both on the bag as well as on Purina's website.
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Also I have tried many different kind of protein and with each one after research have realized that there are some problems with it such as too much metal in the protein or too much sugar or other issues. But just today have purchase a type of protein that is made from peas with no sugar and it's organic. Most important of all it cold processed. Once I receive it and try it then I do se research on it and figure out if it's truly the ultimate and superior.
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Not really. I just checked it out. the one I have has 40g of protein per 2scoops.
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I have both the Nectar Unflavored and the Chocolate Truffle. Neither has Vitamin K listed on the nutritional information. The Unflavored has 10 grams of protein per scoop and is great for adding to other foods (I love adding it to Greek yogurt and cottage cheese). The Chocolate Truffle has 23 grams of protein per scoop and is delicious. I drink at least two Chocolate Truffle shakes a day (made with skim milk).
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I think it is relatively high in protein, but it does have a lot of sugar. I think this is the only version,
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It's lab generated, in sterile environments. I don't know how they gain the protein though. Here's my question: Why do you eat kosher meat only? Isn't it because of nutritional value, and smaller toxicity? Protein shakes are most nutritional, and have a way lower toxicity than any meat out there; even if they would derive the proteins from pig meat. However I do not believe they get their proteins from real meat. So my answer would answer your question only halfway. If you're concerned about toxicity and nutrition, I'd say it's Kosher. But if you want to be absolutely sure; to trace back how they get their protein (protein is protein, whether or not it comes from cow, horse, or pig meat, egg white, or soy), you'd have to contact the manufacturer. More then not they'd say their protein is gotten from Whey (cow milk)