hydrolyzed whey?

[wasp]

i was comparing the wpc/wpi blend with the ultra whey blend at tp..............the only diff between the two is the ultra whey has hydrolyzed whey in it..................what is this and is it worth the extra cost? i did notice when comparing the aminos the ultra seems to have a few more in some categories while less in others

i got the wpc/wpi blend last time

 

[wasp]

i found this


If a whey protein concentrate (WPC) is described as hydrolyzed, it has been treated with enzymes to break down either the protein or the lactose into smaller components.

Hydrolyzed WPC is useful in infant formulas and other special dietary applications to speed digestion and reduce possible allergies.

If a WPC is protein-hydrolyzed, it delivers more peptides and free amino acids. WPC can also be lactose-hydrolyzed. This means that the lactose has been broken down into simple sugars, making it easier to digest for those who may be lactose-intolerant.


so i take it , some of the protein is in smaller increments? this would lead to faster or better absorbtion? the size has nothing to due with muscles ability to uptake does it?

 

[PsyT]

you-could-buy-regular-WPC-and-hydrolyze-the-lactose-yourself-with-kefir-culture.

 

[Gunsmith]

"Team Skip" , thats realy all you need to know

but the next time I order I'll likely just get 50/50 WPI/Egg white mix , I've got a little smaller scoop , use two scoops of that with 2 oz LBA's. Makes a shake roughly 60-70g protein with a broad amino profile

 

[wasp]

yeah, but team skip is $10 lb............not for me