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ProteinPowders Articles

Once you try American Whey Protein, there won’t be the need to try anything else

December 9th, 2009

There are those who stick to what they like, and then those who stick with what works. I say, why not try something that does both? I’ve never been a fan of taking anything because of its effects if I didn’t like it first. I’m sure there are plenty of products out there that do plenty of good, but whats the point if you spend all that money and can’t enjoy it? Read the rest of this entry »

I like American Whey Protein for a lot of things

December 8th, 2009

American Whey protein has to be the first protein I’ve used for multiple things. I’ve always had a few different proteins at different times of the day, but either the taste has always gotten me or the price. America Whey protein fits right in and lets me do plenty with it without costing me an arm and a leg like everything else. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey Protein serves as a great low cal snack

December 7th, 2009

Sometimes I just don’t feel like cooking or making food, and there just isn’t much to eat thats simple, yet low calorie. I started using protein shakes a while ago to fill the void, but I’ve been disappointed with a lot of what was out there, and then I got to sample some American Whey protein. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey Protein: enjoyable to the last drop

December 6th, 2009

Taking any supplement shouldn’t be a pain, or something that is dreaded. Its taken to help heal the body and keep it going, making you stronger and get improvements in physique and just health in general. After years of taking pretty bad proteins under the assumption that it was just the way it was, I found American Whey protein. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey Protein is a step above

December 5th, 2009

I workout pretty far away from my home, so sometimes it is pretty hard for me to get in any nutrition after a workout until I’ve already missed that ‘anabolic window’ for nutrients. I’ve had problems with basic whey proteins in the past, and any time I’ve mixed anything in water, its been pretty hard to handle. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey protein – a chef’s choice!

December 4th, 2009

I’m not new to the body building world but I’m also a Chef. Being a Chef and flavor purist makes it hard for me to find a good tasting protein powder. A lot of regular protein powders have this awful gritty chalky taste that my palate simply can not tolerate. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey good for salt restricted diet

December 3rd, 2009

Being on a salt restring diet is not easy, because foods nowadays are just loaded with sodium to taste good and appeal to customers’ tastes. I did not have to worry about sodium when it came to my protein powder. American Whey Protein Powders are the best, lactose-free, easily digestible, without added sodium, low in calories. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey: a vegitarian choice

December 2nd, 2009

I’ve been a vegetarian for a couple of years now. My doctor was concerned about me not getting enough protein in my diet and other important nutrients that can be found in meat, dairy and fish. And I can’t stand beans, lentils, tofu and other vegetarian protein sources as they give me flatulence, pardon me. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey good for lactose intolerant

December 2nd, 2009

I’m a lactose intolerant person and have to be extremely careful what I put in my body. Manufactures are always trying to sneak in lactose, powdered milk and other junk in their products. I’ve been searching for a high-quality lactose-free Protein Powder for quite some time. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey: easy to digest

December 1st, 2009

I recently ran into my next door neighbor whom I have not seen for quite some time. She is a totally different person now, having lost 20 lbs, looking lean, buff and toned all over, and she is in her 40s. She said that she is eating a high-protein diet, does moderate aerobic exercise and some strength training. But most importantly, she quit having her sweet-tooth cravings. Read the rest of this entry »