compare to muscle milk protein
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milk is basically liquid meat it has a lot of chemicals in it that are given to the cattle just use New Zealand whey whey that is after everything is spun out and they give no chemicals or products to cattle there it works even if you have a milk allergy what is what you want but I ordered the New Zealand whey you can get it at amazon.com I have no financial interest in this company and I use it all the time for protein muscle milk has I believe and you do not want soy because soy is an estrogen producing product which could cause diseases
1282746
No. I have asked the company many times, as they claim this is CLEAN protein in all of their marketing. Management at BulkSupplements is obviously not interested in the long term health of the consumer. I certainly look on milk and yogurt products for assurance of not being treated with growth hormones....and the same goes for any protein supplement which is 100% derived from dairy. Take a look at Jay Robb protein as a healthier alternative.
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Between meals and before bed, when nutritional support won't be available for a while, casein protein can help provide longer lasting amino acid support. Casein proteins are pH sensitive and gel in the acidic environment of the stomach. As a result, it can take longer for caseins to be broken-down into their amino acid subcomponents than whey and other proteins. Because of their unique slow-digesting qualities, caseins are described as anti-catabolic or muscle-protecting proteins.
443736
There are two different Muscle Feast unflavored whey isolates. I've had both the 26g and 24g. I pick up the former if it's in stock and the latter if not. They both taste the same and haven't affected my lactose intolerance.
1579935
this is casein protein, a slow digesting protein. good to keep muscle from deteriorating overnight. i loved the flavor but my stomach did NOT like the casein protein :(
1956613
Dear Valued Customer, According to Dymatize website - the following is listed: Our fastest absorbing protein designed for the hardest working athletes. ISO*100 has everything your body needs to build and repair muscle faster, and nothing it doesn't. Each serving delivers 25g of hydrolyzed 100% whey protein isolate and 5.5 grams of Branched-Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs), including 2.7 grams of the BCAA L-Leucine, which are depleted during intense training. It's free of gluten and lactose, with less than one gram each of sugar and fat per serving. And since ISO*100 is comprised of hydrolyzed 100% whey protein isolate, you get all the nourishment you need almost instantaneously. ISO*100's taste has been improved, so every time you work out, you'll look forward to your next shake. This is all that is available. Thank you and have a great day. DrVita Customer Service
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I am kind of angry at Nature's One cause I don't feel they are really transparent. It's really hard to find the information about why Baby's Only make babies so constipated: the truth is, this formula is EXTREMELY casein-dominant, much more than any casein-dominant infant formula. This is the reason why they market it as toddler formula, and not just because the company wants to promote infant breastfeading like their consumer service told me when I asked them about infant suitability. Unlike whey, casein is really hard to digest and makes babies constipated. The proteins in Baby's Only are 18% whey and 82% casein, exactly like cow milk, therefore it is NOT suitable for infants (for the record, proteins in breast milk are 90% whey/10% casein in early lactation, 60/40 in mature milk and 50/50 in late lactation). I don't think it's fair that we have to do so much research to find out about it. I feel cheated.
1112301
Look at the nutrition labels. This one has a higher protein to calorie ratio with higher quality more expensive ingredients. This one also tastes better.
277562
It not the same but its close. You can definitely tell its a protein shake. I throw a scoop in with my green shakes. That includes kale, spinach, 1/2 banana and Almond milk. I only have it with water if I'm rushing and can't make a smoothie.
1224207
This product has more protein than Shakeology. I used the vegan Shakeology so it did not have dairy, nor does this product. The texture of Raw Fit is a bit gritty, Shakeology is smooth and I believe tasted better. I love Shakeology, the only reason I use Raw Fit instead is because I need more protein and I like not having to commit to spend $100 per month to get the best price.
1392189
Nondenatured whey protein concentrate (milk), nondenatured whey protein isolate (milk), colostrum (bovine), insulin (chicory) and soy lecithin.
1760607
They do NOT have milk protein. My son is gluten, casein, soy and artificial dye free. He has been taking them for a few months with no problems. The sugar free version DOES have traces of casein and soy. I verified this on their official website.
1967703
I can not answer that. I do not see anything on the can that says it is. It does have milk protein. I am lactose intolerant and I drink the banana, strawberry and cookies and cream and none of them upset my digestion.
261625
Muscle growth and performance doesn't have much to do with the type of protein you take its more based on how much protein your taking in every day. I honestly think that optimum nutrition is a better protein, syntha has more artificial sweeteners which are not good in terms of muscle growth. The cinnamon Garham cracker optimum is one of the best proteins I've ever tasted buy its all just based off your own preference. Syntha focuses more on taste but for the price optimum is the one to go with.
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Note that this formula is EXTREMELY casein-dominant, much more than any casein-dominant infant formula. This is the reason why it is marketed as TODDLER formula, and not just because the company wants to promote infant breastfeading like they say. Casein makes babies constipated, while whey does just the opposite. The proteins in Baby's Only are 18% whey and 82% casein, exactly like cow milk, therefore it is NOT suitable for infants (for the record, breast milk contains 90% whey/10% casein in early lactation, 60/40 in mature milk and 50/50 in late lactation).
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This is the only brand I have ever had so I can't compare. Sorry - I can tell you I use this in a lot of my drinks and foods for extra protein and just love it. I also travel a lot so this is a great source in it's form for travel.
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Seems to me that the protein product that you are most likely to faithfully to eat or drink would be a deciding factor. Calories might be another factor to consider. Seems to me like only you can decide.