Word Of Advice - Stop Buying 'Diet' Whey Products
Hendrix7
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I see a lot of people on here posting that they use a diet whey product.
99% of the time you are paying over the odds for the same basic whey product with some green tea extract added.
Here is a good example
myprotein diet whey -- £13 PER KILO
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/impact-diet-whey
Per 100 grams
Cals 344
Protein: 54
Carbohydrate: 14.48
Fat: 6.55
myprotein impact whey - £10 PER KILO
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/impact_whey_protein
per 100 grams
Cals 393
protein 78.4
carbs 6
fat 6.8
1 - You would get significantly more servings out of the normal whey product as the protein content per 100g is so much higher, plus it's cheaper to begin with.
2 - The standard product would actually be better for most people on a low calorie diet as the fat and carb content is lower.
Save yourselves some money people, buy the green tea extract separately (if you must....)
99% of the time you are paying over the odds for the same basic whey product with some green tea extract added.
Here is a good example
myprotein diet whey -- £13 PER KILO
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/impact-diet-whey
Per 100 grams
Cals 344
Protein: 54
Carbohydrate: 14.48
Fat: 6.55
myprotein impact whey - £10 PER KILO
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/impact_whey_protein
per 100 grams
Cals 393
protein 78.4
carbs 6
fat 6.8
1 - You would get significantly more servings out of the normal whey product as the protein content per 100g is so much higher, plus it's cheaper to begin with.
2 - The standard product would actually be better for most people on a low calorie diet as the fat and carb content is lower.
Save yourselves some money people, buy the green tea extract separately (if you must....)
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Most of the diet protein shakes have nearly double the calories the same brand whey protein.
Most are extremely expensive as you're paying for the other supplements they contain.0 -
That protein actually seems low quality 54g per 100g? And the price seems kind of high. I pay $45 Canadian for 5lbs of kaizen whey - 35 grams of protein per 41gram scoop. Much more bang for your buck. Also, where is your protein sourced from. Kaizen is 100% new Zealand and European whey. A lot of other whey proteins use whey brought in from china. I don't know about you but I don't intend on consuming melamine.
Edit: you know what I'm a tool. I completely misread your post. The second protein looks good, I only saw the first one and didn't look at the second one, sorry.I see a lot of people on here posting that they use a diet whey product.
99% of the time you are paying over the odds for the same basic whey product with some green tea extract added.
Here is a good example
myprotein diet whey -- £13 PER KILO
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/impact-diet-whey
Per 100 grams
Cals 344
Protein: 54
Carbohydrate: 14.48
Fat: 6.55
myprotein impact whey - £10 PER KILO
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/impact_whey_protein
per 100 grams
Cals 393
protein 78.4
carbs 6
fat 6.8
1 - You would get significantly more servings out of the normal whey product as the protein content per 100g is so much higher, plus it's cheaper to begin with.
2 - The standard product would actually be better for most people on a low calorie diet as the fat and carb content is lower.
Save yourselves some money people, buy the green tea extract separately (if you must....)0 -
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This is the EXACT reason I don't buy diet whey. I use whey isolate, which is even lower in fat, carbs and calories and has a higher protein content.:drinker:0
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This is the EXACT reason I don't buy diet whey. I use whey isolate, which is even lower in fat, carbs and calories and has a higher protein content.:drinker:
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