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 Best value whey with lactase enzyme


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davidacarrick

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Best value whey with lactase enzyme 29 January 2012 19:40 (permalink)
As the title says does anyone know of a good bargain protein that includes the lactase enzyme to assist digestion?

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    Re:Best value whey with lactase enzyme 29 January 2012 20:27 (permalink)
    Help help help! I know reflex, sci mx and phd etc do and myprotein too but just to see if any of the budget brands like nutrisport etc do?
     
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      Re:Best value whey with lactase enzyme 29 January 2012 21:05 (permalink)
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      Help help help! I know reflex, sci mx and phd etc do and myprotein too but just to see if any of the budget brands like nutrisport etc do?


      I wouldve said Reflex instantly comes to mind but youve already said it , Nutrisport dont. why do you need it do you have stomach issues? if so why not have a Isolate Nutrisport do that.
       
      I dont know if there are bugdget brands now. Reflex is a good price
       
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        Re:Best value whey with lactase enzyme 29 January 2012 21:22 (permalink)
        isn't this the reason there is a market for isolated whey?


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          Re:Best value whey with lactase enzyme 30 January 2012 18:45 (permalink)
          If you are reading the whey labels by and large the carbs that sugar is your lactose - sure not quite as simple as that but pretty much etc.
           
          How much lactose is too much? Hard to know as it is a personal thing.
           
          Right now I favour a native whey protein concentrate with wpi and wph in there as well - clean taste, mixes well and is good.
           
          Native whey as someone said on here was the best they ever had - they felt fuller etc.
           
          Cannot say I noticed this but I did I think get a bit leaner.
           
          Not sure how I managed to vere off topic there - apologies!
          An Alterego is a paradoxical escape.

           
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            Re:Best value whey with lactase enzyme 30 January 2012 20:19 (permalink)
            Reflex micro whey contains native whey isolate

            Hope that helps

            I use it owing to the low lactose content - around .7g per 100g of whey
             
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