Whey protein + collagen

Whey protein offers quick amino acids for muscle growth, while collagen supports joint and skin health, creating a balanced protein intake.

Reduces stress, enhances mood, boosts energy, improves cognitive function, and supports immune health.

Supports muscle function, regulates nerve activity, aids energy production, and promotes heart health.

Aids red blood cell production, nerve function, and energy metabolism while supporting brain health.

Boosts immunity, aids collagen production, acts as an antioxidant, and supports skin health.

Combining whey protein, collagen, ashwagandha, magnesium, and vitamin C into one supplement offers tremendous value and convenience. It saves you money compared to purchasing individual products, simplifies your routine by providing all essential nutrients in one scoop, and enhances overall effectiveness through synergistic benefits. With one versatile supplement, you reduce clutter in your pantry, achieve balanced nutrition more easily, and save time on preparation, making it perfect for busy lifestyles. Experience the ease and efficiency of our Ultimate Protein Blend—everything you need for your health and fitness goals in one powerful formula!
Whey Blend Powder Supplement
Whey Blend Powder Supplement
Whey Blend Powder Supplement

Whey Blend Powder Supplement

Fuel Your Recovery with a Whey Protein Blend 23.3 grams of grass fed whey protein isolate* 5 grams of grass fed bovine collagen* Daily vitamins: B12, C, Magnesium, Calcium* NSF Certified*
$64.99
$64.99

Protein Powders vs. Pills

The body’s ability to absorb nutrients depends on various factors, including the form of the supplement (powder or pill), the specific nutrient, and individual digestion. Here’s how powders and pills compare:
Powders

Advantages:

1. Faster Absorption:

• Powders often dissolve in liquid, allowing nutrients to bypass the digestive breakdown required for pills. This can lead to quicker absorption.

• Particularly beneficial for nutrients like protein, electrolytes, and certain vitamins.

2. Customizable Dosage:

• Powders allow for more precise dosing, making it easier to adjust amounts based on individual needs.

3. Easier Digestion:

• Powders are gentler on the stomach for those with difficulty swallowing pills or digestive issues.

4. Better for Larger Doses:

• For nutrients requiring high dosages (e.g., protein powders, greens powders), powders are more practical than swallowing multiple pills.

Advantages:

1. Convenience:

• Pills are portable, pre-measured, and easy to take without preparation.

2. Taste and Texture:

• Pills avoid the often unpleasant taste or texture associated with some powders.

3. Controlled Release:

• Some pills (e.g., capsules or time-release tablets) are designed for gradual absorption, which may be beneficial for certain nutrients like iron or zinc.

 

Factors Affecting Absorption

 

1. Nutrient Type:

• Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) are absorbed better when taken with dietary fat, regardless of the form.

• Minerals like calcium or magnesium may have varying absorption based on the form used (e.g., citrate vs. oxide).

2. Digestive Health:

• If you have issues like low stomach acid or malabsorption conditions, powders may be absorbed more effectively.

3. Additives and Fillers:

• Pills may contain binders or coatings that delay breakdown, whereas powders often lack these, promoting quicker absorption.

• Powders generally offer faster absorption, better digestibility, and customizable dosing, making them ideal for nutrients like protein, electrolytes, and certain vitamins.

• Pills are more convenient for daily supplementation and nutrients requiring controlled release