isolate or concentrate protein?
1690566
It's "minimally processed" and contains goat milk protein and fermented goat milk protein according to label. Not isolate. HTH.
1690567
I can't say what kind of protein. I suspect it is the usual type. Whatever it is I love it. No bad taste, blends well with other flavors and best of all I feel so much better as far as digestive disorders, etc.
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Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on Amazon should provide you some confidence that you are purchasing a great product. Anything beyond that, you're just going to have to try it for yourself. Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on... » Read More Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on Amazon should provide you some confidence that you are purchasing a great product. Anything beyond that, you're just going to have to try it for yourself. « Show Less
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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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Just divide the dose you're going to use by what the container holds... there is no way to be able to tell since most people would make the shake at their own taste, using very different amounts. I would not recommend using it more than once a day, with about 3 days (a week) were you use it twice... main reason: nothing like real protein... second reason: anything that comes in a can has some type of preservative, most of the time is salt... usually a dose of this will give you 25% of your (not) needed daily sodium intake if I remember correctly...
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Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on Amazon should provide you some confidence that you are purchasing a great product. Anything beyond that, you're just going to have to try it for yourself.
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I am not familiar with the term. However, I just read the entire label and the word "isolate" is nowhere to be found. For information about the raw protein, visit www.gardenoflife.com.
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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.
715060
I think the protein doesn't have as much fiber and other nutrients but it couldn't hurt to contact the company. Eggs are pretty much the best value, most complete protein.
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Concentrated - needs to be diluted with water - approximately 50-50 mix, depending on where you live
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Hi, Well I'm not sure on the one pound container as I usually always buy the 2 lb ones. If it helps you the 2 lb is 35 servings Protein17 grms Carbohydrates 6 grms Sugars 4 grms Please keep in mind that a pure Whey Protein Concentrate is lower in protein than the Isolates but is so much healthier for you. If interested I would google differences on whey proteun powders very educational. U love Jarrows Whey and feel its probably one of the cheapest Organic Grass Fed Whey Proteins on the market. Hope this helped?
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The protein blend digests slower and keeps me satisfied. I get foggy when I am on a calorie/protein deficit, but a shake made with water at 7am keeps me running strong till lunch at noon or 1. Low carb in the interest of weight management, high protein in the interest of strength training.
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Hi Catherine! There are 3 common types of Whey; Whey Protein Concentrate- WPC, Whey Protein Isolate- WPI and Whey Protein Hydrolysate- WPH. WPC has low levels of fat and carbs with anywhere from 30-90% of protein content. WPI has had all fat and carbs removed and usually contains at least 90% protein. While WPH is pretty much predigested which just means this form is easily absorb. Also just FYI, WPH is good for allergy sufferers because of its decreased allergen potential. Hope this helps. Wishing you all the best. Blessings and Love.
675757
A new bottle just arrived for me today. It has "Whey protein concentrate (milk)" as the first ingredient and "whey protein isolate (milk)" as the second ingredient. Hope that helps.
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I mix it with milk (preferred) or water. I stack this with BCAAs, creatine, NO, and pre-workout. You should read up on how much protein your body can metabolize within a certain time frame. Wouldn't want to waste any excess nutrients by over-stacking.Good luck!
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well to be honest with you it depends what flavor , some of the isopure flavors have that taste at the end. i will recommend you , chocolate, mango peach or banana cream . but also take in consideration regardless the flavor this protein actually works !
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It's not.. it's more plant based type it comes from grains such as beans and rice. It's not a good protein for body building such as isolate but it's good for people who are just taking protein just to maintain a healthy body weight.
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You can use as creamer- just shake well. Adding water would be your preference. If you refrigerate, if turns to cream in can. I open a can at room temp and pour in a jar. I use 1/2 cup each morning in my protein shake and 1/2 cup unsweetened "cartooned" coconut milk. You can also use this for making dairy free whipped cream. Refrigerating causes it to separate. Open can and pour liquid off. (Save watery liquid for something else). Put heavy cream part in mixing bowl and beat until consistency you like. Add a little sugar and vanilla while mixing.