Review on 💪 Jarrow Formulas Whey Protein (Unflavored) - 908g Powder: Supports Muscle Development with Rich BCAAs - Approx. 38 Servings by Raquel Perkins

PRO:1. One of the most cost effective and economical options for high quality unflavored whey protein concentrate (WPC).2. Emulsifies quickly and completely in cold drinks.3. No artificial sweeteners or flavors.4. without rBST5. gluten free6. Spends 18gr. pure protein, 4.0g BCAA, 1g. sugar and 94 calories per 23-gram scoop (included in bottle)7. Ideal for mixing with the NutriBlast blender for protein smoothies or shakes.8. Mild, unobtrusive taste and smell - minimally noticeable when mixed with fruit drinks or other ingredients. CONS: 1. This product is made from conventional sources and is NOT organic.2. This product is likely to contain a higher concentration of soy (lecithin) as manufacturers advertising a low soy product specifically state that the product contains less than 1% soy per can/bottle. Definitely a consideration for those with soy allergies or restrictions.3. Whey concentrates contain a significant amount of lactose, so people with lactose intolerance should avoid them! Contains 17% cholesterol per serving compared to 1% whey protein isolate supplement.3. Contains 78% protein per gram compared to whey protein isolates which contain 89% per gram.4. Contains 18 gr. protein against 25gr. with whey protein isolate powder.5. Contains 6,974 mg of total amino acids compared to 10,108 mg with whey protein isolate. RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. If you are not lactose intolerant and want a complete protein supplement that will improve your health and won't break the bank, choose a whey protein concentrate that is at least 80% protein. This is an acceptable WPC (Whey Protein Concentrate) supplement, very economical, suitable for people who are not lactose intolerant and just want to increase their protein intake, limit calories and maintain good health.2. Whey protein isolates (WPI) and especially hydrolysates are absorbed faster than concentrates and produce a more immediate insulin response. This makes whey isolates a popular post-workout choice for post-workout recovery. However, those who want to limit the rise in insulin levels, such as T1 and T2 diabetics, should avoid isolates altogether because of their effect on insulin secretion. Sound Health!