| Whey protein Isolates are 90% pure protein by weight. They are the purest and most expensive form of whey protein that exists. That s why they are the first ingredients you read on the 100% Natural Whey Gold Standard label. By using Whey Protein Isolates as our primary protein source, we re able to pack 24 grams of the purest, muscle-building protein per serving, with a lot less of the fat, cholesterol, lactose, and other stuff that you can do without. What s more, 100% Natural Whey Gold Standard contains no artificial flavors, colors, or sweeteners. There s no question this is the standard by which other whey proteins are measured. BEYOND THE BASICS No Artificial Flavors, Sweeteners, or Colors Packed with Whey Protein Isolates Higher Pure Protein Percentage Fast-Acting HYDROWHEY Whey Peptides Provides Whey Protein Microfractions More than 5 grams of BCAAs Over 4 grams of Glutamine & Precursors Instantized to Mix with a Spoon |
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 One of the best proteins for the price |
| Review Date: September 5, 2010 |
| Reviewer: B. Canary, Ontario, California |
| Ive been using this for years now. The taste is mediocre when mixed with ice cold water it is much more tolerable than room temperature water. But that is something you get used to and just ignore as the months of drinking this stuff go by. This is the highest quality protein I have found and amazon has it at the best price! |
Excellent
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| Review Date: September 5, 2010 |
| Reviewer: jflick, |
Exactly what you need if you're looking for protein powder. Tastes better than regular chocolate shakes if you make a shake out of it; peanut butter, a scoop of this, milk and bananas and it tastes 100x than a high sugar milkshake. I haven't tried any other flavor other than the double chocolate so I don't have much to compare to, but it does taste just fine in regular water too. Dissolved just fine in water as well. 70 servings for 40 dollars, can't go wrong with that! I've been buying them every month now, have two shakes a day. Works out fantastic!
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Strawberry Flavor Contains Splenda
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| Review Date: September 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Karl Groves, Baltimore, MD |
| Someone else already put down a good review discussing the use of sucralose (Splenda). I'm wishing I had seen that before I placed my order. My body has a bad reaction to artificial sweeteners and had I known it had sucralose in it, I would not have purchased it. |
Best Protein Product on Market
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| Review Date: September 1, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Juan Poveda, |
| I've been using this product for more than one year and it's done great things. The quality of the protein is really good and the taste is great. If you want it to work for you, just make sure to know how many grams of protein you need each day, substract those you get from meals, and have the rest with whey protein. I take 5 servings a day and I don't gain any fat, just pure muscle. |
Great Protein, Great Results
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| Review Date: August 31, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Philip H. Li, |
I'm definitely not a professional body builder by any means. Until recently, I was a college undergrad, and now I'm working full-time. In general, my workouts usually consist of weight lifting at home, with a set of adjustable free weights, and occasional trips to the gym for exercises not easily done at home. More recently, I've been doing P90X, and am finishing up the third phase now.
This whey protein works wonders. In general, if you're only going to supplement your workouts with one thing, it would almost definitely be whey protein. It speeds up recovery, gives more energy, and really enables muscle growth. As far as whey goes, I've tried a few other brands, and ON Gold Standard is the winner when it comes to the balance of amount of protein, ease of use, price, and taste. I've tried three flavors thus far. Vanilla is okay, when mixed with milk it tastes mostly like runny, melted vanilla ice cream. Not disgusting, but not exactly my cup of tea. I went through a couple jars of the Double Rich Chocolate, based off the recommendations of many reviews, and ended up sticking with it for a while. I've never been a fan of chocolate milk, so the Double Rich Chocolate isn't amazing to me, but it still tastes good and is easy to get down.
I recently tried a tub of the Cookies n' Cream flavor, and I'm not going to be sticking with it. It's nice, as a change of pace from the months of chocolate I had, but mixed with milk it was waaaay too rich for me. I usually mix it with water, which makes it taste sort of like a Jack in the Box Oreo cookie shake. It tastes kinda weird if it's warm, though, so I usually either pre-mix it and stick it in the fridge for a long time, or throw in a couple ice cubes when I mix it, to cool it down. Some reviewers have commented on a bitter aftertaste (for Cookes n' Cream only, not the other flavors), some say they have never encountered it. I seem to be stuck in the middle. Every once in a while, one of the gulps will hit me with a slightly bitter aftertaste. It's not often enough to make me hate drinking it, but it's worth a mention. It seems to happen less often if I pre-mix the shake and leave it in the fridge for a while, so temperature may have something to do with it.
One last thing I want to mention, if you're just someone who works out a bit in their free time to stay in shape, there's one other supplement worth taking a look at: creatine. It's cheap, not harmful, and can work wonders for you! This review's already pretty long, so I won't talk about it, but there's plenty of info out on the web, so take a look! |
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