Is it a whey concentrate or a whey isolate? It should say on the label, and thank you for your reply.
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It does not say on the label. So, here's their website www.teraswhey.com or call them at 1-888-292-7408. I have really been pleased with its taste and digestability.
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It's NOT isolate, unfortunately. That's why I stopped using it. FYI, if it doesn't say, it means it's concentate, when it's isolate, it's specifically says so.
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Hello Vida! It is whey isolate; however, it is a wonderful protein source. If you want any other specifics you can also go to teraswhey.com - I have been using the goat for quite a while - no problems - I have celiac disease (22 years), irritable bowel and microscopic colitis - no problems for me with this product. Hope this helps! If I can be of further help, feel free to let me know.
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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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Whey Isolate, good stuff, I would invest in this protein any day over the other crap out there...
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That frustrates me too. Why mess up a otherwise great product? Practically everything is using this crap now. I think I will try the Raw Organic Whey - USDA Certified Organic Whey Protein, 12oz next. But the shipping is killing my pockets. I wish I could get it locally.
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I didn't find anything that say whey protein in the ingredient. But you can more by going to website http://everythinggenius.com/network/bodyglo/category/superfood-ingredients/
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Concentrate. Isolate is better as it removes the lactose and fat. The things(over time) i've begun to dislike about this particular protein are the higher carbs, sugar and the fact that it has fructose.
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Yes and no. Check this link out if you have time. http://www.builtlean.com/2013/05/14/whey-concentrate-vs-isolate-whats-the-difference/
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It doesn't say on the label, although it lists just about anything else. I suppose you could try it. It really is pretty amazing stuf.
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Hi Sharon! Actually there are no whey proteins on the market that are actually "raw." When dairy products are sold across state lines, they must be pasteurized under FDA regulations. So if you see any whey protein marketing itself as "raw" it actually isn't. Source is proud to be transparent about our methods, our cows, and our farms. Thanks for the question.
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Nondenatured whey protein concentrate (milk), nondenatured whey protein isolate (milk), colostrum (bovine), insulin (chicory) and soy lecithin.
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Like I said in my post,I think it is tribulus. I had it analysed in a chem lab and they said it was. I had been using the product,i.e,.sd-200, for a couple of years with good results and then out of the blue my last order recieved around March didn't look the same (lighter color,finer granules) so I tested it by leaving it by a window for 12 hours and sure enough it clumped up. Note: remove from capsule to perform this test. Then I sent it to a lab and confirmed my findings. My attempts to e-mail Sam failed. I think its' the same old greedy bastard story. I would suggest that Pure Science Supplements has gone bad.
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Hey Gina, Not quite sure what you are asking, but I will attempt to answer any way. If you are wondering what other whey protein you should take instead of this one, there are some things you should consider. When ever I shop around for new products that i haven't tried or i just want to switch things up, I always look at the Nutrition Facts on the back. I have heard good things about Syntha-6 Isolate by BSN. I however, have never tried it. When searching for something new to take be weary of any 'extra' additives. Some proteins contain a lot of sugar or carbs. Ensure you know what you are buying. If you have any specific question about any products, please feel free to ask.
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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.
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All the folks that say it's 100% whey, the product description clearly says, "Whey Protein Concentrate (whey protein concentrate soy lecithin)" And the front of the label says "Contains milk and soy."So technically it does contain soy (lecithin). Most whey products contain soy lecithin. I'm guessing it's in trace amounts, most < 1%, but not sure since it doesn't say.
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the label states whey protein isolate (from milk), Less than 1.5% soy lecithin added to aid in product dispersibility. I assume this means the majority is from cows milk.
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It absolutely DOES NOT have the creatine in it like the regular Body Fortress Whey Protein has. This fact is why I do not buy the straight "Whey Protein", and instead purchase the Whey Isolate Protein. The creatine in the other makes me feel jittery.
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No, this product is not organic. There is no USDA Organic symbol, and in the ingredient list it states it is only "Whey Protein Concentrate" all organic products label their ingredients as "organic". So it would read "Organic Whey Protein Concentrate" if it where organic, but it is not. They try to trick buyers into thinking it is organic by making their business name contain "organic" at the end. It is an old trick that fools many.