Muscle Nation Protein Water Protein Powder

Muscle Nation Protein Water - Protein Powder without the Bloat

Muscle Nation Protein Water is a refreshing alternative to traditional protein powders that we’ve seen on the market for years now.

This is a collagen-based protein powder so provides a full spectrum of all the essential amino acids with an amazing taste. Unlike whey protein powder this is a light refreshing flavour and mixes more like an amino acid supplement.

Protein Water gives the benefits of higher protein content from the Whey Protein Isolate, plus the refreshing taste & hair, skin & joint health from collagen.

With 23.6g of protein per serving, only 2.1g of carbs, and zero fat, this can easily fit into almost any meal plan!

How to take Muscle Nation Protein Water

For best results mix 1-2 scoops of protein water in 300ml cold water and consume immediately post-workout.
This can also be added to your meal plan anytime you need a high-quality protein boost.

Features

• 23.6g of Protein
• 99% Sugar-Free
• Whey Protein Isolate
• Electrolytes
• BCAA’s

Our Thoughts

Muscle Nation Protein Water is a great refreshing alternative to milky, traditional protein powders which can be heavier in the stomach, and for some people, harder to digest. With added collagen, electrolytes, and BCAA’s it’s also great for hydration!

This protein powder provides a refreshing twist on traditional proteins and has a great nutrient profile to go with the wide range of benefits.

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