International Protein Protein Synergy Protein Powder

International Protein Protein Synergy Protein Powder

International Protein Protein Synergy Protein Powder is a versatile whey protein blend, derived from 5 different protein sources for maximum absorption and optimal results. Because each type of protein digests at a different speed, your body has access to high-quality amino acids over a sustained period of time, giving you the fuel you need during a workout, straight afterwards, and well into the rest of your day. This means maximum muscle gains and incredible post-workout recovery with every scoop.

Features

• High-quality lean protein
• 30g protein per serve with only 1g sugar
• Contains 5 protein sources for sustained energy release
• Low in lactose for easy digestion

Our Thoughts

There’s such a wide range of protein powders out there - WPIs, hydrolysed isolate, casein, concentrate, albumin... it can be incredibly hard to choose what’s best for your goals! With Protein Synergy by International Protein, you don’t have to - it contains high-quality protein from each of these sources, giving you sustained training energy and all the fuel you need to build epic muscle mass.

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Note: Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet.