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Whey Native Isolate (reinforced in lactase)
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To prevent your whey from foaming, add a little oats to your shaker.
What the product does
What the product does
Rapid assimilation proteins
The native Whey isolate (reinforced with lactase) Nutrimuscle is a protein which is assimilated very quickly by the body. This type of protein is therefore very practical to take in the morning when you wake up to relaunch muscle anabolism and immediately after training.
Muscle growth
The Nutrimuscle Whey isolate makes it possible to satisfy the protein intake necessary for athletes to maintain and increase muscle mass.
Proteins and BCAA
This study (7) bears new lighting about the profile of the BCAAs that must be taken with its protein.
There are two different forms of BCAA Nutrimuscle:
The BCAA 4.1.1 manufacturers, which are the richest in leucine to optimize anabolism.
The BCAA 2.1.2 Resistance, rich in Leucine and Valine in order to fight against catabolism and fatigue linked to training.
Compared to a casein intake, the isolate of Whey Nutrimuscle induces a lesser elevation of Valine. In order to optimize anabolism, it is therefore wise to associate it with BCAA 2.1.2 Resistance richer in Valine. It would be less wise to do the opposite, which would even more unbalance the aminogram instead of rebalancing it towards an environment more favorable to anabolism.
Synergies between supplements
The isolate of Whey Native Nutrimuscle improves the assimilation of biotics, carnitine and creatine.
The isolate of Whey Native Nutrimuscle is not to be taken at the same time as potassium bicarbonate to avoid bloating.
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(5) Lam sm. The influence of Whey Protein and glycomacropeptide on Satiety in Adult Humans. Physiol Behav. 2009 Jan 8; 96 (1): 162-8.
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