Frequently Asked Questions:
What is Whey Isolate for?
It is primarily used to supply the muscles as quickly as possible. Due to its high purity, it is perfect for definition phases, competition preparation and for athletes with sensitive digestion who need to avoid fat and carbohydrates as much as possible.
Which whey isolate is the best?
That depends on your goal. If you are looking for maximum refreshment and the fastest absorption, a clear hydrolysate is the technologically leading choice. If you prefer classic taste and creaminess with top values, a milk-based product is the reference. Both provide you with superior nutritional values for your protein shake.
Is isolate suitable for lactose intolerance?
Due to the extremely fine filtration, a CFM powder usually contains less than 0.1 g of lactose per shake. This is often below the clinical detection limit. This is why many people with lactose intolerance prefer to use this protein source.
When should you take whey isolate?
The most important time is immediately after training (post-workout), as the body is particularly receptive here. Buying whey isolate in the morning directly after getting up is also a good decision to quickly close the nutrient gap at night.
Why is isolate more expensive than concentrate?
The price reflects the raw material. Elaborate filtration steps are necessary to bring whey protein to over 80 % purity. You pay for the absence of fat and carbohydrates as well as for the faster availability in the body.