pure beef protein vs whey protein

[rojertat]

reading about the hardcore beef proteins, are they better then whey? should i just switch them up and start using beef instead of whey

 

[gearhead]

bro some of the beef protein is made from collagen...that shit dont have a full amino acide profile for sure...stick to whey IMO....

 

[RickRock]

Whey is proven to work. The beef protein is just another marketing gimmick. There's nothing superior about it. Whey is perfect for post workout due to its fast digestion.

 

[stevesmi]

better as in what bro? think about things logically before asking .. what makes is superior?

 

[dylangemelli]

bro some of the beef protein is made from collagen...that shit dont have a full amino acide profile for sure...stick to whey IMO....

very nice point bro... the lack of amino profile is very bad... a good strong whey isolate is what you should take a look at... i would never recommend switching... Different types of protein are used for different reasons and different types of day... you would want a nice clean isolate for post workout... Isolation from n2bm is a very complete and strong whey isolate with a full amino profile... during the day for supplementation you want a very nice whey... wheytobuildmuscle is perfect for shakes and smoothies or cooking or adding to your food... not only is it the best tasting but it is micro filtered with a full amino profile.... this is the two kinds of whey you want... www.n2bm.com for both

 

[gymrat827]

eat your beef pro.

drink you whey pro.


whey is awesome for fast, fast digestion but beef is what you ll want for food.

 

[222shane222]

I use carnivor beef protien as I am sensitive to whey. Tastes great to me

 

[jp4355]

I use carnivor beef protien as I am sensitive to whey. Tastes great to me

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56 Servings​

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Cherry Vanilla​

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Calories​

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124​

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Calories From Fat​

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0​

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Total Fat​

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0%†​

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Saturated Fat​

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0g​

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0%†​

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Trans Fat​

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Cholesterol​

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0mg​

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0%†​

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8g​

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4%†​

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0g​

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0%†​

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0g​

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Protein​

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23g​

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46%†​

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Vitamin A​

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80IU​

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2%​

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Vitamin C​

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25mg​

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37%​

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Thiamin​

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0.1mg​

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6%​

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0.2mg​

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11%​

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Niacin​

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7.3mg​

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37%​

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5.7mg​

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285%​

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Vitamin B12​

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90mcg​

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1500%​

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Calcium​

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2mg​

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<1%​

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Phosphorus​

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6mg​

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<1%​

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Magnesium​

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1mg​

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<1%​

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Sodium​

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150mg​

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6%​

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Potassium​

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50mg​

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1%​

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CARNIVOR-BPI™ [Hydrolyzed Beef Protein Isolate, Creatine Monohydrate, BCAAs (L-Leucine, L-Valine, L-Isoleucine), Anabolic Nitrogen Retention Technology™ Intermediates: GKG (Glutamine-Alpha-Ketoglutarate), OKG (Ornithine-Alpha-Ketoglutarate), AKG (Alpha-Ketoglutarate), And KIC (Alpha-Ketoisocaproate)], Hydrolyzed Gelatin, Maltodextrin, Medium Chain Triglycerides (From Nonfat Dry Dairy Milk), Natural And Artificial Flavor, Salt, Silica, Acesulfame Potassium, Sucralose And Red 40.​

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Cholesterol Free, Fat Free.​

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Carnivor isn't Bad until you get to the Bottom of the Ingredient List.
Artificial Sweeteners................................................. JP
P.S.
This Shit gets me every time, some Company puts together a Descent Profile.
Then they go and Screw it up with Acesulfame Potassium & Sucralose.
P.S.S.
So I'm with everyone else on this one.
Eat your Beef and Drink your Whey.
P.S.S.S.
If you're Sensitive to Whey, it was Probably a Whey Concentrate and not a Whey Isolate.
Concentrates have Lactose in them ~ they're only 80% Protein
Isolates & Hydrolysates don't ~ they're 90 to 94% Protein.

 

[222shane222]

I am celiac. Most people that are celiac are also lactose intolerant. Isolates have a little lactose and that's enough to upset my stomach.

 

[Shrine]

Whey is proven to work. The beef protein is just another marketing gimmick. There's nothing superior about it. Whey is perfect for post workout due to its fast digestion.

Totally agree. whey and iso are all you need... and real food. fuck all that marketing crap

 

[JackSteel]

You want beef eat beef. Drink whey shakes.


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[jp4355]

I am celiac. Most people that are celiac are also lactose intolerant. Isolates have a little lactose and that's enough to upset my stomach.

I completely understand your Point.
But also understand that with Celiac, you don't want to be Consuming Any Sucralose.
As Sucralose Kills your Gut Flora............................................ JP
P.S.
Celiac Disease already Compromises your Digestive Track, so any Sucralose would Complicate that.

 

[brasi]

I completely understand your Point.
But also understand that with Celiac, you don't want to be Consuming Any Sucralose.
As Sucralose Kills your Gut Flora............................................ JP
P.S.
Celiac Disease already Compromises your Digestive Track, so any Sucralose would Complicate that.

Beef protein is just a marketing gimmick and is made of inferior ingredients. Cai Green is the face of "Carnivor" beef protein and I bought a tub of vanilla flavor ... every day i was testing how long i can tolerate that horrible taste.I had to throw it in mid way i could not take more. Stick to a good profile whey isolate, whey protein and casein protein.

BROTHER JP, Yes you are right "SUCRALOSE" kills the gut flora which is very important. But whey to build muscle also contains SUCRALOSE. Correct me if I am wrong. Am not sure if isolation is Sucralose free or not as i cant see nutirion facts chart for it.
So far I have came across NUTRABIO protein isolate, which has lowest sodium and NO other ingredients.

 

[jp4355]

If you look at that Label again that you Posted up for Nutrabio, you will see Sucralose as the Last Ingredient with the Flavoring's............... JP
P.S.
I thought that the N2BM Isolation isn't Sweetened with anything but Stevia.

 

[brasi]

If you look at that Label again that you Posted up for Nutrabio, you will see Sucralose as the Last Ingredient with the Flavoring's............... JP
P.S.
I thought that the N2BM Isolation isn't Sweetened with anything but Stevia.

Thanx brother, you got an Eagles eye. My bad I couldn't see. Waiting for isolation and yohimLame to be in stock.....


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[hurricane]

Use whey unless you are lactose intolerant.Beef protein is alot more expensive and at best equally effective(which is questionable)

 

[pcgken]

Drink the whey and eat beef. I tried that marketing stuff and the one I tried smelled like a beef slaughter house.