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American Whey Protein is amazing and does what it says it will. It consistently helps me build lean muscle in addition to supplying my body with a range of important amino acids and vitamins. I know that American Whey Proteins are gentle for my stomach to digest as they are bio-available and easily absorbed by my muscle tissue. Read the rest of this entry »

I received a 10lbs tub of American Whey Protein as my Christmas gift last year. I have always been a couch potato and never did any kind of exercise but decided to give it a try. It has amazing deep flavor of luscious dessert and comes in a variety of flavors. Double Chocolate Flavor is to die for. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my body receives high quality predigested protein and an array of minerals and vitamins. Read the rest of this entry »

My husband and myself are planning an island getaway trip for our 10th wedding anniversary. Needless to say we both don’t look the same as on our wedding day with having kids and demanding careers over the past decade. We made a commitment to look lean and strong and decided to try incorporating American Whey Protein Powder into our diet. Read the rest of this entry »

I have a wedding coming in the near future and I just found out that I no longer fitted into my wedding dress. I needed to lose weight fast to look fabulous in my expensive designer dress. I really did not have time to prepare healthy meals with my high-paced job and wedding preparations. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m a new Mom and a former competitive athlete. I know how important it was for me to get back into my pre-pregnancy shape fast but sleepless nights and lack of high quality foods in my diet took a toll on my body. Any Mom of a newborn knows how hard it is to find time to take a shower in your busy day, let alone prepare a nutritious high-protein snack or meal. Another Mom recommended me an ideal solution – American Whey Protein Shake. Read the rest of this entry »

Most of us workout for the purpose of getting into shape, cut up, and look great on the beach. Its a lot more complicated that just working out though, and nutrition plays a bigger roll in it than anything else. That makes it very important to know what you’re taking, and to take something that can aid you along the way in every way. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey protein isn’t too bad tasting, and that was a surprise. I’m used to taking proteins that force me to chug them rather than enjoy, but I can honestly say American Whey protein isn’t painful to take. It’s nothing that special either, but compared to the majority of other products out there, it is a delight. Read the rest of this entry »

I started taking American Whey protein after having some bad experiences in the past with proteins causing my stomach to turn. I saw the product listed as lactose free and being made from primarily whey protein isolate, so my interest was piqued. The product itself tastes pretty good, and with the right additions, like fruit or peanut butter, it is a pretty excellent product for increasing protein intake. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve been taking American Whey protein a few times a day and it’s helped me quite a bit in keeping my body together as well as helping me in my goals for getting leaner. I’ve taken it first thing in the morning, either as breakfast or with a meal, after my workouts, and right before bed. Read the rest of this entry »

American Whey Protein isn’t a normal protein product. Basic proteins, from the cheap stuff you find at Walmart, to even the name brand stuff from every company, consists of a lot of whey protein concentrate. In my experience, these whey concentrates do a great job of giving you the protein, but often there is a big of bloating and other discomfort that many experience. Why take a protein that causes you discomfort? If I’m going to take a product, I want it to give me the gains I’m taking it for and enjoy it. Thats where American Whey protein and its high amount of whey protein isolate comes in.
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