Which One Should I Get?
Choose carefully.
CAUTION- A “meal replacement” shake has to have a certain amount of carbohydrates in it to let them print “meal replacement” on the label. If you read the nutritional label on the back of a “meal replacement” shake and then read the label on the back of a bulking or mass building or weight gainer shake, you would find they are almost identical.
If you are trying to lose weight I highly recommend a protein shake that has a blend of each of these different proteins. WPI goes into your system straight away. WPC goes into your system a little slower, casein and albumen go into your system even slower again. By getting a bit of each of these in your shake, your system is then slowly fed from start to finish. It’s hard to find shakes with all of these in it.
Just like a Low GI meal, a high protein low sugar protein shake keeps you fuller for longer and helps keep your mood stable.
You should get something that is low in carbohydrates (around 20g or less per 100g of powder).
Something that is low in fat (around 5g or less per 100g of powder).
And of course something high in protein (around 70g or more per 100g of powder). |