PURE PROTEIN WHEY ISOLATE COCOA

The only method to lose fat (also that accumulated in the abdomen) is through a hypocaloric diet (fewer calories than you use per day).If you want to lose fat, it is very convenientreach an optimal protein levelsince this will help you maintain the muscle (which you don't want to lose) and it will help you burn more calories at rest. In addition, eating enough protein will help you stay satisfied during the day and not snack between meals. Do you know what all diets that work have in common? A high protein consumption.

No, they are a complement,We do not recommend replacing meals, but rather accompanying them.

By having a levelless than 0.5% should not give you a problem.Additionally, the DIGEZYME® enzyme complex contains lactase, which is the enzyme responsible for helping to digest lactose.

IT'S NOT ABLEforALLERGIC to milkeithermilk protein.

Does not existno problemin taking whey protein in pregnant or lactating women. During processingIt undergoes pasteurization which certifies the safety of the product.Digestive enzymes are natural substances found in the body and help in the breakdown of food to facilitate digestion, so there should be no problem. However, it is always better to prevent and consult your doctor.

We recommend a30 g dosebut it depends on your preference and your protein needs. Yes, it has a measuring cup.

If you heat buttermilk (for example, adding it to hot drinks or cooking with it),nutritional benefits are not lostmain components of whey proteins. However, it is important to keep in mind that, at high temperatures, digestive enzymes cannot provide their benefits. If what you are interested in is having better digestion and absorption of nutrients, we do not recommend applying heat.

Yeah.A dose of Pure Protein contains between 109 and 123 kcal, so the moment it is taken, the fast is broken. However,It is a good option to break the fastSince the body quickly absorbs whey proteins, it will quickly supply the body with energy and high-quality proteins. In addition, Pure Protein is also a good ally for those people who do intermittent fasting because proteins provide satiety and this will help you stay satiated during the hours you are fasting.

If you don't exercise, you can take itat the time of day that you most want,given thatthe important thing is to reach the daily doserecommended protein.If you are an athlete, whey protein is a type of protein that is absorbed quickly and is also easily digestible by incorporating digestive enzymes. Therefore, it can be taken at the time of day that best suits you. Besides,the advantage of taking it before trainingrand during training it will be digested quicklyand will not affect sports performance.After training,It is a good ally because it is a source of rapidly absorbed protein that will help your body recover quickly. However, its benefits are not conditioned by the time of day in which the protein is consumed, since its role is to help reach the necessary daily protein intake.

Can be taken withany drink, from water, milk, vegetable drinks, to juices, smoothies or recipes such as cakes, pancakes...

No, it is obtained from cow's milk from the United Kingdom and Ireland. Arecows fed without artificial chemicals,free ofrBGH, ahormonesyntheticgrowth, and without antibiotics.HasWADA certificate(anti-doping), Halal and Kosher.

Yeah,without any problemyou can enjoy the benefits of each product. Whey protein is a tool to help you meet your daily protein needs. It is a protein food more like eggs, meat or fish. There is also no problem with the digestive enzymes that we incorporate.

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