Review on NutraBio Grass Isolate Protein Powder by Aaron Rosengren
Delicious, High Quality Whey Isolate
It's very hard to find a quality whey isolate that's free of artificial sweeteners and other artificial ingredients. I tried it for the first time earlier this year and it was amazing so I came back to find out more. The taste is great - chocolate protein powder has been my favorite for many years and it doesn't disappoint. Stomach as it is 100% whey isolate. I noticed stomach issues with regular whey and switched to 100% natural whey isolate (from Costco before they stopped selling it). After this change, the stomach problems disappeared, and this also applies to this product. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a natural whey isolate at a reasonable price. It is excellent pre/during/post workout or as a simple protein supplement.
- NATURAL AND SWEET - We use only natural Stevia leaf extracts and Monk Fruit extracts to sweeten our grass-fed isolate. We also use sunflower lecithin to ensure this product is soy free.
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