Whey Protein Concentrate - 80% Protein with Digestive Enzymes
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Key Health Benefits
| Use Case | Summary of Findings | PubMed Link |
|---|---|---|
| Muscle Growth | Human trials show that whey protein supplementation combined with resistance training significantly enhances muscle mass gains and strength improvements compared to a placebo. | PubMed |
| Exercise Recovery | Studies indicate that post-exercise whey protein intake improves whole-body protein balance and accelerates recovery of muscle performance (strength and power) within 24 hours after strenuous exercise, compared to an isocaloric carbohydrate supplement. | PubMed |
| Fat Loss | Clinical evidence (including meta-analyses) suggests whey protein can aid fat loss while preserving lean muscle mass. Whey supplementation is associated with reductions in body weight, body fat, and waist circumference, especially when combined with calorie restriction and exercise. | PubMed |
| Metabolic Improvements | Whey protein has shown beneficial effects on metabolic health markers. Trials report improved glycemic control (reductions in HbA1c, insulin levels, and insulin resistance) along with better lipid profiles (lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides) in individuals with metabolic syndrome or type 2 diabetes. | PubMed |
| Satiety | Whey protein is highly satiating. Research shows that consuming whey leads to greater feelings of fullness and reduced short-term hunger compared to carbohydrate or other protein sources. This appetite-suppressing effect can help with overall caloric intake control. | PubMed |
Dosage Recommendation
| Goal | Dosage |
|---|---|
| Post-Workout Muscle Recovery | 1 scoop within 30 min of workout |
| Lean Mass & Fat Loss | 1 scoop in the morning + 1 scoop post-workout or at lunch |
| Meal Replacement or Satiety | 1 scoop in water or smoothie between meals |
| Digestive Sensitivity | 1 scoop with added enzymes + water or lactose-free milk |
Supplement Facts
Ingredients: Whey Protein Concentrate - 80% & DigeZyme®. A Multi Enzyme blend containing Amylase, Protease, Lactase, Lipase & Cellulase
More Details
Whey Protein Concentrate - 80% Protein with Digestive Enzymes - 1kg - Unflavoured
Unlock your fitness potential with our premium Whey Protein Concentrate, expertly crafted to deliver unmatched quality and taste. Here's why our product stands out:
Key Features:
- Sourced from Germany: Our Whey Protein is sourced from small, reputable dairy farms in Germany, ensuring a high-quality, GMO-Free, Growth Hormone Free, and Gluten-Free product.
- Amazing Taste: Experience one of the best-tasting proteins on the market, making your post-workout shake enjoyable.
- Maximum Nutrition: Each serving packs a powerful punch with 24g of Protein, 3g of Carbs, 2.2g of Fat, 120 Calories, and 5.9g of BCAAs to support your muscle recovery and growth.
- All Natural Whey Protein: Our non-denatured whey is rich in essential amino acids and glutathione, providing you with clean protein without any additives.
Digestive Enzymes: Enhanced with added digestive enzymes for better protein absorption, ensuring your body gets the most out of every scoop.
The HealthyHey Difference:
- Made in Germany
- 24 Grams of Protein and 6 Grams of BCAAs Per Serving
- GMO-Free and Gluten-Free
- Growth Hormone Free, no rBGH or rBST
- Acid and Bleach-Free Processing for optimal muscle synthesis
- With HealthyHey Whey Protein, you're not just getting protein—you're investing in your health and fitness journey with a product that is as pure and effective as it is delicious. Transform your nutrition and fuel your workouts with the best!
When Will I See Results?
| Outcome | Expected Timeline |
|---|---|
| Muscle Recovery Post-Workout | Immediate (~24 h improvement) |
| Lean Muscle Growth | 4–8 weeks with resistance training |
| Reduced Body Fat | 8–12 weeks with caloric deficit |
| Improved Satiety | After first use (~1–2 h post-ingestion) |
| Better Digestive Tolerance | Within 3–5 days of consistent use |
How to Maximize Results
| Goal | Synergistic Stack & Tips |
|---|---|
| Muscle Gain | Whey + Creatine (3–5 g) + Beta-Alanine (3 g) post-workout |
| Fat Loss | Whey + Green Tea Extract + CLA + HIIT or resistance training |
| Gut Comfort | Whey with Digestive Enzymes + Lactose-free milk or water |
| Meal Replacement | Whey + Chia Seeds + Berries + Almond Milk (shake) |
| Immune Support | Whey + Vitamin C (500 mg) + Zinc (10 mg) + Multivitamin |
What to Avoid
| Substance/Condition | Why to Avoid | Advice |
|---|---|---|
| Lactose Intolerance (without enzymes) | May cause bloating, cramps, or diarrhea | Use enzyme-enriched whey or choose isolate |
| High Sugar Add-ins | Can blunt fat-loss or satiety effects | Use unsweetened mixers (e.g., water, nut milk) |
| Excess Protein (>2.5 g/kg) | Can strain kidneys in sensitive individuals | Stay within 1.2–2.2 g/kg unless advised |
| Skipping Strength Training | Limits anabolic benefit from whey protein | Pair with resistance or HIIT training |
| Overheating Whey (in cooking) | Heat can denature proteins and reduce bioavailability | Add to warm—not boiling—liquids only |
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Questions & Answers
Have a Question?
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Which product is ideal for Old Age person, I mean 90+(My Dad),
For someone in their 90s, it's important to focus on supplements that support overall health and well-being. Here are a few commonly recommended ones:
Vitamin D: Supports bone health and immune function. Older adults often need more due to limited sun exposure.
Calcium: Essential for maintaining bone density and reducing the risk of fractures.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Good for heart health and may support cognitive function.
Vitamin B12: Important for energy and brain health, as absorption can decrease with age.
Probiotics: May aid digestion and support gut health.
Multivitamin: A comprehensive multivitamin can help cover any nutritional gaps.
However, before starting any supplements, it’s best to consult with a healthcare professional to tailor recommendations to your dad’s specific health needs and medications.