Whey protein
isolate is the
most pure and
concentrated
form of whey
protein
available. It
contains 90% or
more protein and
very little (if
any) fat and
lactose. Whey
protein
concentrate has
anywhere between
29% and 89%
protein
depending upon
the product. As
the protein
level in whey
protein
concentrate
decreases the
amounts of fat
and/or lactose
usually
increase.
What is whey
protein?
Whey protein is
a high quality
protein powder
from cow's milk.
Milk has two proteins:
Casein
(approximately
80%) and Whey
Protein
(approximately
20%). Whey
protein is more
soluble than
casein and also
has a higher
quality rating.
It is often
referred to as
the "Gold Standard"
of protein as it
is the most
nutritious
protein
available.
How is whey
protein made?
Whey protein is
a co-product of
the cheese
making process.
Listed below is
a brief
description of
the steps
involved in
making BiPro
pure whey
protein isolate.
Fresh milk is
tested, approved
by Quality
Assurance
experts and
pasteurized.
The casein, or
"curd", and a
portion of the
milk-fat are
separated out to
make cheese.
The remaining
liquid whey goes
through a series
of fine,
specialty
filters to
separate the
whey protein
from the lactose
and other
ingredients in
the liquid whey.
Concentrated
liquid whey
enters an ion
exchange tower
to further
concentrate and
purify the whey
protein. Ion
exchange is a
gentle process
and does not
denature, or
"break down",
the whey
protein.
Next, the
product enters a
drying tower to
remove water.
The final step
is to package
the pure whey
protein isolate
powder into
various size
containers for
use.
What types of
whey protein are
there? There are 2
major types of
whey protein,
whey protein
concentrate and
whey protein
isolate. Whey
protein
concentrate is
low in fat, has
a highest
biological value
and is typically
about 75% pure
protein by
weight. Whey
protein isolate
is whey in it's
purest form.
Isolates are
processed to
remove fat and
lactose.
Typically whey
protein isolate
is about 90%+
pure protein by
weight.
Whey protein
supplements
generally fall
into 3
categories. Whey
protein isolate,
whey protein
concentrate and
whey protein
blends. Whey
protein
concentrate
powders are the
cheapest, but
have the highest
levels of fat
and lactose.
Whey protein
isolate powders
have the most
amount of
protein per
serving and
literally zero carbs, lactose
and fat. These
are generally
priced higher
than
concentrate. And
finally, whey
protein blends
are the most
popular of the
whey protein
powders. As the
name suggests,
these products
combine whey
protein isolate
and concentrate
to make a high
quality product
(with an awesome
amino acid
profile), at an
affordable cost
to the consumer.
Packaging:
1 kg, 5 kg, 10
kg,
20 kg bags
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