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Whey protein is a high-quality, complete protein from
milk, separated as a liquid byproduct during cheese making, known for fast
absorption and rich amino acid profile, popular for muscle building and
recovery.
What Whey Protein Is
A complete protein, meaning it contains all nine
essential amino acids.
Derived from the watery part (whey)
that separates from milk curds during cheese production.
Processed into a powder, it's rapidly digested and
popular for muscle repair, growth, and athletic performance.
Types of Whey Protein
Whey
Protein Concentrate (WPC):
Less processed, retaining some fat and lactose.
Protein content varies (around 30-90%), depending on
concentration.
Often the most flavorful and cost-effective.
Whey
Protein Isolate (WPI):
Further processed to remove most fat and lactose.
High protein content (at least 90%).
Good for those with lactose intolerance.
Whey
Protein Hydrolysate (WPH):
"Pre-digested" through hydrolysis, breaking
down proteins for quicker absorption.
Ideal for rapid post-workout recovery as it requires less
digestion.