Can I consider whey protein powder as a body building supplement?
Can I consider whey protein powder as a body building supplement? if yes than why?
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Yes you can…As we are humans we can consider a lot of things….
Given some recent threads, it would seem that Nutella is the ideal foodstuff. I am not a nutritionist. I am a fat, middle aged man. So, following historical precedent, you should obey my every statement. No. ignore that last bit
Lol…ignore my previous answer I misunderstood the Q my brain is currently coffee deprived
I wouldn’t consider it JUST a bodybuilding supplement, but rather a supplement that is very beneficial and useful for bodybuilding as well as other areas. If you want a list of Whey proteins, you can go to http://www.SuppRatings.com and goto the Protein -> Whey Protein category.
My five-year-old great-nephew is autistic and a very fussy eater, plus on a special diet. He drinks a little chocolate whey protein supplement as just that…a supplement.
Yes.
I don’t know what these roundabout answers are. Whey protein powder is considered a bodybuilding nutritional supplement.
Of course. We use it, as vegans.
Yes – just be particular about the amounts. Too much could land you in some dietary problems and too little is likely just a waste.
Also, bare in mind – Whey powders aren’t meal replacements, they’re supplements. Having a protein shake won’t “make you big” if you’re not eating high protein meals to begin with, or skipping meals altogether. They just make it easier to include the protein-intake ideal for body builders.
I would skip anything that doesn’t say “100% whey protein” on the container. Otherwise, you could be buying “special blends” for double (even triple) the cost. They’ll sell those up big time at some GNC’s and other stores.
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