Description
Size:2.2 Pound (Pack of 1)
Egg White Protein is derived from the albumin of the egg, which is the transparent portion of an uncooked egg. The albumin contains the highest concentration of protein inside the egg. This protein powder has less carbohydrates than whey and contains almost no fat. It also offers 24 g of protein per serving, which is similar to whey and other proteins, except egg white protein contains no lactose or soy and may be easier on the stomach for some people. It may support the muscles and aid recovery after anaerobic exercise.* It also helps maintain weight in individuals when in conjunction with diet and exercise.*
| Ingredients | Egg White Protein Powder |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Brand | BulkSupplements |
| Item Weight | 1000 Grams |
| Allergen Information | Lactose Free, Soy Free |
About this item
- рџ’Є SUPPORT MUSCLES* – Egg white protein contains all the essential amino acids, which your body cannot produce on its own. This makes it a complete protein source that can help build and repair muscles.*
- рџ©№ EXERCISE RECOVERY – The egg white powder is low in fat and carbohydrates, making it ideal for exercise recovery after a strenuous workout.* It also contains no lactose or soy, so people with sensitivities to these ingredients may find egg white protein easier to digest than other proteins.
- 🥩 KETO FRIENDLY – Egg white powder is low in carbohydrates, so it’s perfect for anyone following the ketogenic diet plan. In addition to being high in protein, egg white powder is beneficial for everyone because it is low in sugar.
- вљ–пёЏ WEIGHT LOSS – While you’ll want to watch your overall calorie intake when trying to lose weight, consuming more protein can help you feel fuller longer between meals and prevent snacking on unhealthy foods as well as reduce cravings for sweets and junk food.*
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I see BulkSupplemants has anwered many of the other questions, but not the one regarding whether the eggs are either non-gmo or free-range. Are they?Back to product
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- Since men have started farming they have been selectively breeding bothanimals and crops. Nothing that you consume today is the same as what you would have eaten 2000 years ago. People need to quit buying into the "non-GMO" marketing as it's just a marketing ploy.answered on 0000-00-00 00:00:00
