B bearking New member Registered May 21, 2018 #1 What is the difference between Casein and whey protein?
stevesmi Veteran Mod Head Moderator Senior Moderator VIP EVO V.I.P. EVO Logger May 22, 2018 #2 look up the article i wrote on the different proteins.
Mobster Veteran Mod Head Moderator Senior Moderator VIP EVO V.I.P. EVO Logger May 22, 2018 #3 bearking said: What is the difference between Casein and whey protein? Click to expand... The first is slower and the latter faster to digest. They both come from milk
bearking said: What is the difference between Casein and whey protein? Click to expand... The first is slower and the latter faster to digest. They both come from milk
muskate <b>V.I.P.</b> VIP May 22, 2018 #4 Cow's milk protein is naturally 80% casein and 20% whey. Both are high quality protein sources but casein is very slow digesting which makes it optimal before bed and whey is very fast digesting which makes it optimal around workouts
Cow's milk protein is naturally 80% casein and 20% whey. Both are high quality protein sources but casein is very slow digesting which makes it optimal before bed and whey is very fast digesting which makes it optimal around workouts
Mobster Veteran Mod Head Moderator Senior Moderator VIP EVO V.I.P. EVO Logger May 22, 2018 #5 Price wise, at least now, they're about the same.
Masonic Bodybuilder Veteran Mod Senior Moderator May 23, 2018 #6 It just takes different amounts of time to digest them. I prefer whey if I use anything. A pure whey isolate is the best quality in my opinion.
It just takes different amounts of time to digest them. I prefer whey if I use anything. A pure whey isolate is the best quality in my opinion.
RoySimpson Veteran Mod Senior Moderator EVO V.I.P. EVO Logger May 24, 2018 #7 I prefer using whey personally.
M Monsoon Member May 26, 2018 #8 there's a curious connection to cancer with casein protein, particularly with prostate cancer. i've ran across this a few times over the years.
there's a curious connection to cancer with casein protein, particularly with prostate cancer. i've ran across this a few times over the years.
gearhead Senior Staff Staff member Administrator EVO V.I.P. May 26, 2018 #9 Monsoon said: there's a curious connection to cancer with casein protein, particularly with prostate cancer. i've ran across this a few times over the years. Click to expand... bro there is no direct link with protein and cancer...its a far leap to connect them...in that sense we can say steak causes cancer....
Monsoon said: there's a curious connection to cancer with casein protein, particularly with prostate cancer. i've ran across this a few times over the years. Click to expand... bro there is no direct link with protein and cancer...its a far leap to connect them...in that sense we can say steak causes cancer....