Question about the Term BioPeptide Protein??

[Chris288]

I am trying to understand some of these protein terms that are labeled as ingredients. THere is a product out from Dymatrize called Liquid Protein and it is in a 3oz shot with 25grams of Protein and no carbs or fats 100 calories. They are super convenient and it is a great easy way of adding an extra 50 to 75 controlled calories in my diet daily. The important part is that i want to add in quality protein. The first 3 ingredients listed in this order are.... BioPeptides, Whey Protein, Casein Protein. That is all they list. I know what the last 2 are, but what the hell is BioPeptides? Is that a fancy name for a Collagen based protein? Because I DO NOT want anything close to that crap. They are expensive enough so I want a good quality. What do you guys think? Appreciate the help?

 

[cachexic]

Yeah I bet my ass it's collagen protein. Those protein "shots" usually use that as their primary protein source. It's garbage, and it's expensive.

If you want convenient, delicious, quailty protein, go for chocolate LBAs.

 

[kingpeon]

BioPeptides, Whey Protein, Casein Protein. That is all they list. I know what the last 2 are, but what the hell is BioPeptides? Is that a fancy name for a Collagen based protein? Because I DO NOT want anything close to that crap. They are expensive enough so I want a good quality. What do you guys think? Appreciate the help?

What's so bad about a collagen-based protein?

 

[Chris288]

yup.. every other one I have found has collagen in it... so I bet that is what it means. I have read that Collagen is the crappiest type of protein u can take. Its poorly absorbed and practically useless in the body compared to every other type of Protein. Anyone care to elaborate?