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whey protein
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whey protein,
n soluble protein found in milk whey that has been clotted by rennin, examples of which include alpha-lactalbumin, lactoglobulin, and lactoferrin. One of the primary proteins in breast milk, whey protein is a good source of sulfur amino acids and glutamine. Also called
lactalbulmin.


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There are conflicting opinions on what is the best protein and when is the best time to take it, but most agree that whey protein isolate for pre and post workout provides you the most benefit.
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