Dr. Morepen 100% Whey Protein (1 Kg)

Whey is a “complete” protein, meaning it contains all the essential amino acids that the human body requires for proper repair and function.  Whey protein is also a rich source of the branched-chain amino acids, L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine, and L-Valine.  This high-quality source of protein is naturally found in milk.

Helps increase muscle mass & strength, Aids in recovery from exercise, Maintains a healthy weight.

Whey Concentrate: Whey protein concentrate contains approx. 80% of protein and contains traces of fat, lactose, or other compounds.
Whey Isolate: whey isolates contain almost 90% of protein and are fairly low in fat, sugar, and lactose. Hence, whey isolate packs more protein than concentrate.
Whey Hydrolysate: Whey Hydrolysate is isolates or concentrates which are being broken into amino acids for faster absorption and improve bioavailability.

Whey Protein is designed to fill the nutritional gaps of a varied diet, it is suitable for all irrespective of your workout regime.

When a scoop of Whey gives more protein than a glass of milk (8g of protein/250ml of milk), it’s a better option to consume Whey. Moreover, Whey is more bioavailable than any other source of protein.

When you consume whey With milk, the proteins are absorbed slowly. But after a workout, you need faster absorption, so water is preferable. Concerning taste, milk is a better option.

Whey Protein is generally well-tolerated but in special cases there may be chances of bloating, headache or nausea. However, this can be alleviated by monitoring your total protein intake.

Since height is a pre-determined fact that comes from genetics, Whey alone is unlikely to help you gain height.

Yes, it’s perfectly fine to consume Whey in combination with glutamine and creatine.

The implied results of muscle-building assume appropriate nutrition and training along with Whey.

Whey is found to be safe for diabetics as it is known to regulate blood sugar levels and spike insulin secretion, however, it’s always better to consult your doctor or a nutritionist, who can give the best advice related to your concern.

Whey is a 100% vegetarian source as it is derived from milk.

Before embarking on Whey supplementation for kidney patients, it is advised to consult your doctor or a nutritionist for best advice directly related to your concern.

The expected muscle growth varies from person to person based on their lifestyle, body type, diet intake, and proper training regimen.

Whey Protein is suitable for vegetarians, but not for vegans as it is derived from milk.

The misconceptions on protein powders are that they can be only be used by bodybuilders. That’s not true. Testosterone in men also helps to maintain muscular strength, whereas women are not built in the same way and do not contain an appreciable amount of testosterone. Hence it becomes way more than important to include high-quality protein in a women’s diet to achieve a lean toned body.