Blended Protein
A protein powder that contains multiple sources of protein such as whey and casein, combined together to provide you with the benefits of multiple formulas in one multi-phase blend!
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Dymatize Elite XT 4lb$79.95 -
BSN Syntha 6 Edge 2 lb$54.95 -
MusclePharm Combat Protein Powder 10 lb$139.95$1.08 per serving -
MusclePharm Combat Sport Protein 4 lb$89.95$1.67 per serving -
Redcon1 MRE - Meal Replacement 7.15lbs$109.95$4.40 per serving -
Horleys 100% Whey Plus 1kg$59.95$1.82 per serving -
Horleys 100% Whey Plus 2.5kg$119.95$1.45 per serving -
R3P Life Whey Protein 2lb$69.95 -
BSN Syntha 6 Edge 8 lb$149.95 -
BSN Syntha-6 Coldstone Ice Creamery 4.56 lb$79.95$1.82 per serving -
Mutant Whey Protein 2lb$44.95$1.87 per serving
What is blended protein?
Blended protein is a multi-phase release protein formula that offers you a mixture of fast, intermediate, and slow-release proteins. This usually comes in the form of a powdered protein formula containing a source of whey protein, egg, as well as casein, although other variants are available.
What are the benefits of blended protein?
By using a blended protein, you’re not just receiving the benefits from one form of protein. Whether it be the fast-absorbing, muscle protein synthesis spiking benefits of whey or the extended-release, anti-catabolic effects of casein, you are getting the best of both when using a blended protein!
How is a blended protein made?
A protein blend is formulated by combining 2 or more forms of protein together. To achieve this, ingredients such as casein and whey protein are turned into a powder and then mixed together to create a protein blend. Casein and whey are the 2 most popular variants to combine as they provide both a quick and slow-release of protein. Other forms of protein also used in a blend, include egg albumen and milk protein.
What is the digestion time of a blended protein?
Blended protein contains several different forms of protein, with varying characteristics, for this reason, blended protein contains a mixture of fast, intermediate and slow-release digestion times. This provides you with the anabolic benefits of whey protein, along with the anti-catabolic benefits of casein protein.