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🥛 Whey Protein Types — What’s the Difference?
1. Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC)
Most common + budget friendly
  • ~70–80% protein
  • Contains more lactose, fats, and carbs
  • Retains more bioactive compounds (immune-supportive peptides)
  • Creamier taste
Best for:✔️ General fitness✔️ People without lactose sensitivity✔️ Whole-food vibe on a budget
2. Whey Protein Isolate (WPI)
More refined + easier to digest
  • ~90%+ protein
  • Very low lactose, fat, and carbs
  • Absorbs quickly
Best for:✔️ Lean muscle building✔️ Lactose sensitivity✔️ Post-workout recovery✔️ Cutting or fat-loss phases
3. Whey Protein Hydrolysate (WPH)
“Pre-digested” whey
  • Protein is broken into smaller peptides
  • Fastest absorption
  • Often more expensive and slightly bitter
Best for:✔️ Sensitive digestion✔️ High-performance athletes✔️ Fast recovery needs
🌱 Other Protein Options
4. Casein Protein
  • Slow-digesting (forms a gel in the stomach)
  • Feeds muscles over several hours
Best for:✔️ Before bed✔️ Long periods without food
5. Plant-Based Protein (pea, rice, hemp, blends)
  • Dairy-free
  • May lack one or more essential amino acids unless blended
Best for:✔️ Vegan or dairy-free lifestyles✔️ Sensitive digestion
6. Egg White Protein
  • High-quality complete protein
  • No dairy, no lactose
Best for:✔️ Dairy intolerance✔️ Clean protein option
🧠 Quick Cheat Sheet
  • Best digestion: Isolate or Hydrolysate
  • Best budget: Concentrate
  • Best overnight: Casein
  • Best dairy-free: Plant-based or Egg white
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