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Casein protein is a slow-digesting, milk-derived
protein (80% of milk protein) that provides a sustained release of amino acids,
making it ideal for overnight muscle recovery, appetite control, and prolonged
satiety, unlike fast-digesting whey
protein; it's used in supplements, cheese, infant formula, and as a binder,
promoting muscle growth and bone health due to its complete amino acid profile
and calcium content
Description
Source: Derived from cow's milk, forming the
"curds" in cheese-making.
Digestion: Forms a gel in the stomach, slowing
digestion and amino acid release over hours.
Nutritional Value: A complete protein with all
essential amino acids, rich in calcium and phosphorus.
Usage
Nighttime Supplement: Taken before bed for
slow-release muscle repair and to prevent muscle breakdown overnight.
Satiety: Helps control appetite and increase
feelings of fullness between meals.
Muscle Building: Supports muscle mass by
providing a steady stream of amino acids.
Food Industry: Used in cheese, infant formulas,
coffee creamers, and as an emulsifier or binder.
Bone Health: Its calcium content supports
stronger bones.