- Is BodyTech Whey Protein Isolate good for lactose intolerance?
- It is an isolate, so most lactose is removed, and many lactose-sensitive drinkers tolerate it. If you react to even small amounts of dairy, start with a half scoop.
- How does it compare with a whey concentrate?
- Isolate is filtered to a higher protein percentage with less fat and lactose, so it digests faster and suits cutting better. Concentrate is usually creamier and milder in taste.
- When should I take it?
- Most people use it within an hour after training or as a snack between meals. Any time of day works if you are hitting your daily protein target.
- Does it contain added sugars?
- It is flavored with sweeteners rather than sugar, keeping carbohydrate low per scoop. Check the label if you avoid specific sweeteners.
- How many servings are in the 5 lb tub?
- A 5 lb tub holds roughly 65 to 70 servings at a standard scoop, depending on the scoop size on the label. That makes it a long-lasting bulk buy.
- Can I bake or mix it into food?
- Yes, it works in oats, yogurt and simple baked recipes, though isolate can dry out baked goods. Add liquid or use it in no-bake recipes for best results.
- Where is the BodyTech Whey Protein Isolate Rich Chocolate 2.27Kg 5Lbs cheapest?
- At The Vitamin Shoppe, for $124.99, as of our latest check.