Are there any brands out there that sell USDA Organic grass fed whey protein w/o metals?

[JRGEKKO]

I cant really find any good ones on Google or Amazon. Theres a few out there but they either have toxic metals in them, fillers, artificial flavoring, sucralose.

 

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[Mr. Gray]

wholesale protein nutritional supplements

Muscle Feast Grass Fed Whey Isolate Review

 

[JRGEKKO]

wholesale protein nutritional supplements

Muscle Feast Grass Fed Whey Isolate Review

they look clean and manufactured in the US which is good so far. How long have you been using their brand?

 

[AFMKelvin]

Great question and thanks for the link just what I was looking for.

 

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[Brewer07]

I cant really find any good ones on Google or Amazon. Theres a few out there but they either have toxic metals in them, fillers, artificial flavoring, sucralose.

If you're referring to things like silicon dioxide (which is already naturally inside your body, right now) for "fillers", good luck finding a powder supplement without at least one. Without them, the products clump TERRIBLY to the point where they're unusable.

I know, from research on my own supplement pursuit, of one company that tried it in their preworkout and got blasted on Amazon reviews because the stuff arrived unusable - all the powder stuck together.

wholesale protein nutritional supplements

Muscle Feast Grass Fed Whey Isolate Review

Peep the ingredient list for chocolate & vanilla though - "natural" chocolate and vanilla flavor.

What 'natural flavors' really means
The truth about natural flavors

Tera's is the best I know of - fair trade certified dark chocolate whey protein.

A related gap to address: pea protein that doesn't taste like a$$. I prefer it over whey because whey makes me bloat, but it tastes AWFUL. EDIT - forgot to include "make it taste like not a$$ without using artificial or "natural" flavors

 

[Sully1994]

Isagenix.

 

[JRGEKKO]

If you're referring to things like silicon dioxide (which is already naturally inside your body, right now) for "fillers", good luck finding a powder supplement without at least one. Without them, the products clump TERRIBLY to the point where they're unusable.

I know, from research on my own supplement pursuit, of one company that tried it in their preworkout and got blasted on Amazon reviews because the stuff arrived unusable - all the powder stuck together.



Peep the ingredient list for chocolate & vanilla though - "natural" chocolate and vanilla flavor.

What 'natural flavors' really means
The truth about natural flavors

Tera's is the best I know of - fair trade certified dark chocolate whey protein.

A related gap to address: pea protein that doesn't taste like a$$. I prefer it over whey because whey makes me bloat, but it tastes AWFUL. EDIT - forgot to include "make it taste like not a$$ without using artificial or "natural" flavors

The Tera brands looks good, its just too pricey for the amount of protein they offer per serving.

 

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[biophase]

Antler Farms Grass Fed Whey Protein Isolate

This is what I use. Two ingredients:

• New Zealand grass fed whey protein isolate
• Non GMO sunflower lecithin (natural emulsifier, trace amount added for mixability)

Disclaimer: I know the owner of this company.

 

[luniac]

Steak

 

[Denim Chicken]

You might want to try a differnt type of protein too. Rice protein is pretty clean on the ingredients

 

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