I ordered the Goat Whey protein. The package said "Grass Fed" which is cow's milk. There is a little sticker that says, "goat whey." Which is it?
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"Grass fed" refers to what an animal has eaten. Cows and goats and other animals all eat grass. "Grass fed" does not refer only to cows--why should it? This is goat whey from grass-fed goats, i.e. the goats ate grass.
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Hi Paul. The reason is because we sell direct to consumers. Without all the middlemen, we can afford to get great grass-fed whey protein to you at a great price.
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Cold pressed and non-denatured, grass feed whey protein concentrate and non GMO sunflower lecithin are the only ingredients. Its the most natural I've found that doesn't cost an arm and a leg!
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Yes it is produced from grass fed cows, it's also undenatured which is the best kind to use. This is a great product.
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my understanding is that it is neither. it is the whole components of whey, I suppose more like concentrate but since it is grass-fed, cold processed I will assume as I said, neither which is a good thing, it is far less processed than most whey isolates or concentrates, like eating a whole food instead of a packaged food. maybe someone else can be more precise.
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11 servings of 40g whey, providing 32.4g of protein. http://www.grass-fedwhey.com/images/p17/labelLG-daniel.jpg
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It doesn't say on them or the box. There is an allergen statement that says "Contains Milk". Also under ingredients it says "organic whey protein concentrate" as well as "organic grass fed milk protein concentrate."
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It's possible that it's an error, OR it's also possible that they're warning you that the protein that's sourced from peas is less-bioavailable than that from whey, which is the "gold standard" of protein powder bioavailability. (Funny, but I always thought that egg whites were the highest, then whey.)
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Pretty sure cow, It would probably be labeled if it was goat milk. My label says nothing of either. It does reference cows in the FAQ portion of the website for sacofoods. com
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It should not contain whey if it is advertised as a pea protein, also nothing on the container refers to whey. I hope this is helpful.
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It actually says "WHOLE Milk" AND...CONTAINS: "Milk INGREDIENTS"...So i ask myself, "WHAT in the heck are "Milk INGREDIENTS"??No one says that...UNLESS there is SOMETHING ELSE added of a milk derivative.So, it is ask Amazon to ask the SELLER, or You can ask them (or Hoosier Hill Farm).
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Hi, looking at my jar, I do not see whey protein listed, only soy protein. The list of ingredients is quite long, so I will give you their website off the jar & maybe you can find out directly from them. It's www.Lifeburst.com Hope this helped some.
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It's whey as in from a cow. (Milk based) the ingredients are clean. I'm sensitive to a lot of artificial junk and I find this to be very easy in the stomach and digestive system. Ingredients are certified whey protein from cows that are graze on organic pastures.
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Go here to see the nutrition label: http://www.reserveage.com/grass-fed-whey-protein-chocolate-127oz-pr-43.html
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No "organic" labeling. The whey is from cows not treated with rBGH. Lecithin is from non-GMO sunflower seeds. Sweetened with Stevia. Usually I Dont like Stevia, but can't taste its unique flavor in this protein powder. NO...MSG, Acesulfame-K, artificial flavors, artificial sweeteners, cholesterol, artificial colors, aspartame, sucralose, lactose, or sugar.The only downside I can see, is if you have allergies, it is produced in a factory that processes all the major allergens.I absolutely love this product.
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my container says soy free grass fed cows, reading down under the 20 grams of protein. I did not buy it from Amazon
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If this product truly is grass fed and pasture raised, then why does it not give any reference whatsoever to this anywhere on the product container. It says absolutely nothing about being grass fed, organic, or pastured. Very suspicious that they won't claim it on the bottle, but only on their website in fine print. I doubt it's actually grass fed or pastures.