Whey Protein Power
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loveby30
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I have started to replace lunch (when I am super crazy at work) with a small smoothie from a nearby health food shop. The smoothie is low in calories but I just realised it contains whey protein powder.
I am a bit concerned as a few years ago I made my own smoothies with protein powder and it seemed to make me GAIN weight. Am I just being crazy, or is this something I should avoid if I am not trying to bulk up?
Cheers! xx
I am a bit concerned as a few years ago I made my own smoothies with protein powder and it seemed to make me GAIN weight. Am I just being crazy, or is this something I should avoid if I am not trying to bulk up?
Cheers! xx
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You're being crazy.
There's nothing special about whey protein besides it being a very convenient way to get protein in.
No food will make you gain weight. A scoop of whey is anywhere from 120-150 calories with 25 being protein. You will not bulk up by having whey everyday. Trust me, if it was that easy everyone would be jacked up by now.0 -
Agree. Whatever reason you gained weight didn't have anything to do with the whey.0
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Enjoy your whey protein.... if you have a fridge you can pre make your lunches on the weekend just be true to your cal intake. Even if you ttrained and followed a proper diet you wouldn't bulk up but you would tone up0
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