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Hey brothers, just a quick question on the topic of whey protein. anyone try goat protein? and whats the difference between it bein' "goat whey protein" is it better for ya?
peace
naturalguy
01-27-07, 9:47 pm
I don't see any advantage over regular whey protein
focused
01-28-07, 11:50 am
I don't see any advantage over regular whey protein
aight, i wasnt sure if it was like some bullshit sayin its better for you. figure you watchmen and guys in this forum know your way around supplements. thanks
peace
RedLine
01-30-07, 10:29 pm
i read that it absorbs about 94% of what you intake vs. about 50% with regular whey protein, anything to that?
i read that it absorbs about 94% of what you intake vs. about 50% with regular whey protein, anything to that?
I always thought eggs and whey were the most complete and quickest digesting proteins.... wouldn't it digest completely?
focused
01-30-07, 10:36 pm
yeah w/ what RedLine said, i read that too, i mean i just want to know if anyone in the brotherhood/sisterhood has taken the 'goat whey protein'.
I always here about those people who live to be in there hundreds and they drink goats milk and yogurt.
Platestacker
02-01-07, 1:13 am
Buddy of mine took it a couple times and he told me that it left him feeling weak the next morning, you know when you have a cold and you just feel wore out. Shit he could have just had a cold, I have never used it so I'm not even sure why the hell I'm even writing this. Just wanted to chime in I guess : )
doomsdaylover
03-05-07, 3:50 pm
Okay, so flipping through Flex, I see an advertisement for Goat Whey and the bilines read how it aborbs faster than whey, has a better BCAA profile, and makes mere mortals into Gods. Anyone ever ventured the way of the Goat?
http://forum.animalpak.com/showthread.php?t=1423&highlight=Goat+Protein
there you are bro, put in a search next time.
doomsdaylover
03-05-07, 3:54 pm
Should have known better to search the Supps 101 section rather than the diet forum. thought it was strange that no one brought it up before me. Thanks for the link, dude.
Mr.Totality
03-06-07, 8:11 am
I will have to check it out, not too familiar with it
Mr.Totality
03-17-08, 6:09 pm
I have heard recently about the use of Goat's milk protein being better than typical whey. With whey causing serious gastrointestinal distress, would Goat be better? How about Animal Goat (greatest of all time)?
Thoughts??
LHS Monster
03-17-08, 6:10 pm
i kno of one product which is goat i believe and ive heard some good stuff about it.. but seeing as how i dont really have any gastrointestinal problems with whey and egg and casein i mainly stick with them
Mr.Totality
03-17-08, 6:21 pm
I have heard about it as well, it is just whey kills me and everyone around me. I was kinda curious if anyone had any first hand knowledge.
I am thinking of limiting my supps to just protein and multi for a while but I dont know
Lunatic001
03-17-08, 6:22 pm
I have heard about it as well, it is just whey kills me and everyone around me. I was kinda curious if anyone had any first hand knowledge.
I am thinking of limiting my supps to just protein and multi for a while but I dont know
have you tired lactose free products??
Mr.Totality
03-17-08, 6:25 pm
have you tired lactose free products??
I didnt know that whey came in lactose free. Could it be possible?
Lunatic001
03-17-08, 6:34 pm
I didnt know that whey came in lactose free. Could it be possible?
There are some out there....I have the same problem but not as bad...I need to cycle regular whey every 2-3 months with lactose free protein....ULTRA ISO WHEY is the best....
Ultra Iso Whey
Whey proteins are complete proteins that provide the essential aminos your body needs. It is rich in branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) and glutamine. But not all whey proteins are alike. Some are cleaner and purer than others. Gram for gram, these superior whey protein “isolates” (WPIs) have more protein, less fat and carbs, than their counterparts, whey protein “concentrates” (WPCs). Ultra Iso Whey from Universal Nutrition contains only premium 100% ultrafiltrated whey protein isolates with zero carbs, zero sugar, zero fat, and ***zero lactose***
ThirdEye
03-17-08, 6:34 pm
Whey Isolate is Lactose free.
Just found Sportpharma lactose free Isolate on Amazon...
http://www.amazon.com/SportPharma-Lactose-Isolate-Strawberry-Containers/dp/B000FTVEJW
And of course, theres Isowhey
Mr.Totality
03-17-08, 6:40 pm
Whey Isolate is Lactose free.
Just found Sportpharma lactose free Isolate on Amazon...
http://www.amazon.com/SportPharma-Lactose-Isolate-Strawberry-Containers/dp/B000FTVEJW
And of course, theres Isowhey
awesome, I am going to have to look into it
XIronAcesX
03-18-08, 11:09 am
we'll I've tried goat protein and it's alright. I rather mix goat milk with any protein powder that doesnt have lactose.
widdlewade44
03-18-08, 11:34 am
that goat protein is (obviously) another source made available. People who are lactose intolerant can benefit from goat protein. I found this source for some more info:
http://askdrsears.com/html/3/t032400.asp
Goat protein's profile is different from cow's protein and I believe trying different things is good (provided your body can handle it). You can use different sources and it helps to mix it up, especially if your diet is limited (in choices).
I've had it and like it, Goat milk and protein IS different from a cow's so give it a chance if the first glass doesn't suit you...
Kevin
widdlewade44