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Whey
Choose from our best selling whey protein concentrate and isolate protein powders, all derived from grass fed Non-GMO New Zealand cows.
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FAQs
Whey protein powder is one of the most common sporting supplements available, and for good reason. It is heavily researched with strong scientific evidence to show it can help you build lean muscle mass, improve strength and shed fat. Try our Whey Protein Isolate or Whey Protein Concentrate and try Australia’s best protein powder for yourself. To learn more about whey protein and how it can help reach your goals, read our beginners guide to whey protein.
Whey protein is derived from dairy (cow) milk. Milk consists of various nutrients including water, vitamins, carbohydrates and two different types of protein: whey and casein. During the process of making cheese, whey is separated from casein and then filtered to remove all other components. It is then dried down into a powder, resulting in a substance very high in protein and a complete source of essential amino acids. To learn more, read our in-depth guide about whey protein.
Whey protein is one of the most widely researched supplements in the fitness industry and is generally regarded as safe and effective for most people to take. It is an extremely diverse product and can assist you in meeting weight, strength and diet-related goals. You might consider taking it if you want to:
- Gain or lose weight
- Increase lean muscle mass
- Increase strength and stamina
- Easily increase your protein intake (for any of the reasons listed)
At True we source our whey from New Zealand’s dairy cows as the quality of the milk is superior. This is because of their rich pasture-fed diet and New Zealand's idyllic climate that allows nutritious, healthy grass to grow in abundance. They are free from artificial ingredients, fillers, flavours or sweeteners. All True protein powders are made with only naturally-derived raw materials, and flavoured with natural ingredients such as real cocoa powder, freeze-dried fruits and coffee beans.
This really depends on your individual needs and goals. It is less about how many protein shakes you should be having and more about how much protein you are ingesting throughout the day. You can read more about this in depth in our blog about how many protein shakes you should be having daily.
Generally, one shake per day will be enough to help you raise your protein intake to the recommended daily intake. However, If you have more specific goals or are looking to build muscle, more than one could be ideal depending on the goal.
WPC 80 and WPI 90 have the exact same beginnings. The key difference is that WPI goes through an extra step of filtration to achieve further refinement, thus giving it a higher protein content and stripping away almost all of the fat and lactose content. It also absorbs slightly faster due to it being easier for the body to digest. On the other hand, WPC is slightly creamier, thicker and richer in flavour due to its higher lactose content.
The differences between both products are fairly subtle. The main disparity is the amount of lactose. For an everyday gym enthusiast, WPC80 is a suitable product to help achieve weight loss goals, assist in toning and meeting your daily protein intake. WPI90 may be more advantageous for those who do not interact well with lactose, train more seriously/frequently or are looking to gain lean muscle mass, due to its fast absorption and high protein content.
