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[@maxklinkert]

It's so funny that we pay premium for what was essentially an unwanted waste from the cheese industry 🙃🙃. Also the fact that the protein company doesn't do much except add flavor and packaging 😒😒. We should be able to buy those huge sacks that the protein company buys and save a lot of money !!! 😏😏 (you could always add vanilla or cocoa to it yourself)

[@Process-X]

Exactly!

[@mikem4481]

they dont want a strong population. they want us weak af, vegan and eating soy so we don't resist government tyranny.

[@parzivalop4790]

we goota find link to these factories and buy wholesale sacks lol

[@Vigyanbyhb]

Bro the purification and extraction process is costly

[@mrGhanekar]

Same history with lobsters

[@mattmatt5864]

Crazy to know that most brands get their protein from the same place

[@PWCDN]

Most consumer goods work the same way, especially for low cost mass market.

[@user-mm4sc7og6d]

It's dumb they say it's clean when there employees with nasty hands stick bare hand✋ in there no gloves they could have had sweat or sht on them eww

[@notthesamecc1927]

just like gas

[@mattmatt5864]

What confused me is I just got some ultra premium protein powder for the price of regular protein because they were out of the kind I wanted (no sweeteners or flavors) but the normal stuff per 30 grams is 27grams of protein and this premium stuff is also 27grams per 30 🤷 it has like a darker white yellowish tinge to it. So what's different

[@BxBxProductions]

@@mattmatt5864 they cut the whey with mealworm protein or maybe some other dehydrated and ground up insects like cockroaches because it's cheaper than whey. that's how they get the product to you for cheap

[@joelbell242]

Thank you, whey employees and cows, for making the stuff for my gains.

[@PIXELvoiz]

XD

[@JiasenLiu]

And also the slaughter of old cows and newborn male calves.

[@gigachad6885]

​@@JiasenLiu ahah meat goes brrrr

[@eksquisite]

@@JiasenLiu my favorite part

[@JiasenLiu]

@@eksquisite Obviously you've had enough from being shit on by people from top of the food chain. But it's easier to have compassion than hate my man. Hopefully you'll never feel hopeless for the rest of your life, otherwise you would regret for what you have said today. Have some mercy on yourself by reserving some space for compassion.

[@MrSolarkh]

Thank you body builders for helping recycle and saving the planet 😅

[@sangmalaikat3791]

💪😎

[@el_duderino_man]

Protein farts contribute to global warming though 😂

[@Un1234l]

​@@el_duderino_man Protein farts aren't really real. They're a result of the other ingredients in the powders. Switched from filler filled powders to powders with fewer ingredients and more whole natural ingredients, and the protein farts stopped. When it was just whey isolate, stevia, and I think one other ingredient, there was no bloating, no gas.

[@Cali_boy92]

Haha😂

[@KK-jd7ub]

You’re welcome 💪

[@felipe367]

So one factory can produce protein brands for multiple companies using basically one ingredient 😮

[@aloesecretinc]

Its called private labeling. 1 company will use the same formula for many brands. Its industry standard.

[@sithyarael6807]

Happens all the time. Matco, Snap-On and several others all come from the same company just different colors and brands on them yet they are all the same. That is just one example.

[@leelunk8235]

FELIPE+ WHICH ONE HAS ONE INGREDIENT? CHECK THE LABEL KID

[@felipe367]

@@leelunk8235 don't you worry about me reading labels...

[@hermesliteratus882]

Yes, sir.

[@isaiahPower]

Most unrealistic part was when the worker put the scoop at the top of the protein container

[@HanguzKhan]

when being delivered the tub will move around resulting in the power being sent up to the top of the tub so the scoop gets buried

[@TheEmperor000]

The trick is to used the spoon from the box that you just fininshed. Eventually you will find in the new box, the "new" spoon 😂

[@slackjoelyokel88]

😂😂😂

[@laowai2000]

so true@@TheEmperor000

[@Brandon-tz5pn]

@@TheEmperor000this guy gets it

[@luis13hot]

So essentially we’re all getting ripped off by paying 60 to 70 bucks for a big box of same protein. 😅

[@martinregular5003]

Yeap, looks that way

[@Crossfirev]

​@@martinregular5003whey*

[@JoJo-vi6xx]

Real trainers been saying get your protein from food.

[@renegadehitman3271]

Very educational video! Also gave insights into the milk pasturization process😊

[@Process-X]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@fahim454]

How do I order that 20 kg package that was transported before packaging ? Also the video didn’t explained why they put the scoop always at the bottom but not on top 😂

[@friend7681]

7:51

[@denist1593]

dumbass

[@Sirsantos]

My scoop is always on top (Iso100)

[@fahim8931]

Lol that's what I was thinking. The lady did put it on the top but then how the hell does that scoop always end up in the middle or bottom

[@ouuwee7]

Moving and banging around moving vehicles during transportation will cause the scoop to slowly settle at the bottom.

[@user-eg3zs6oi7c]

whey protein is actually used for taste and texture in many other products, not just for use as a protein supplement.

[@mathematicalmuscleman]

Wow....Fascinating and important Physical Chemistry applied to food and nutrition. Excellent presentation.

[@NionXenion-gh7rf]

*bio

[@moviesurfer1]

I'm a bodybuilder and knowing how whey protein is made is very valuable

[@peterklaven5287]

How so?

[@furaidoraisu]

I’m a 10x mr Olympia and this video is very valuable

[@byronzeroful]

@@furaidoraisuI’m a alien and this video is very valuable

[@cilianuciliosu2882]

I`m an astronaut and this video is verry valuble for me

[@darko5177]

its made by dirty hair bare hand 0:58 bon apetit

[@Tekulaw]

Thank you sir for sharing 🙏🏾

[@Twenty_ThirtyFive]

In india, not at an industrial level but in houses the whey water is used in doughs and rice. It is not as concentrated but it still has loads of nutrients to be wasted.

[@eboyz88]

in india can drink milk?

[@Mugiwara_Sanjii]

@@eboyz88 What kind of question is that? Obviously we can drink milk, Infact India is the largest Producer and Consumer of milk

[@_Peperek]

He was probably wondering because they don't eat cows in hinduism@@Mugiwara_Sanjii

[@zawarudo384]

​@@eboyz88maybe they use goat milk

[@Twenty_ThirtyFive]

@@eboyz88 yup, we drink so much milk that it's hard to find someone who is lactose intolerant. It's cow and buffalo milk mostly

[@GreenNastyRabbit]

God bless cows and bulls ❤

[@lionhearted6545]

Lmao

[@Mr.Potato23]

bulls ?

[@kornisonkiseli3248]

Indeed. I had no idea cow gives out 30 liters of milk every day. They're really not sufficiently appreciated.

[@trancenikola]

photosynthesis*

[@GreenNastyRabbit]

@@Mr.Potato23 yesh cause beef can’t breed 😝

[@videoman250]

Interesting to see the way they weigh the whey

[@SilverSlugs16]

Glad that this is showing more people you do NOT need to pay for the most expensive brands. Protein is protein, whey protein is going to be a very high quality source regardless of where you get it. Don’t fall for the marketing, colorful labels, endorsements / sponsored influencers, buzz phrases like “lean muscle”, “special blend to promote recovery”, etc. Companies know what gets people hyped. The suggestion that they’re the only brand you can trust, the endorsements from athletes, the idea that people think “lean muscle” is a special type of muscle you can only get from specific protein sources. They rely on newbies’ lack of critical thinking skills and general knowledge. Don’t fall for it, save your money and go with whatever cheap whey you can find in bulk

[@DUSTINY123]

And how do you suggest we do that bitch

[@denissorn]

Nice video. You may have skipped (Or I have lol) few ingredients like separating agents. I assume this is what's called whey concentrate vs isolate and hydrolyzate?

[@griffo110]

Interesting to see that the different company's products all come from the same factories

[@PSALM_6012]

I always enjoy watching how things are made

[@danielhenderson7050]

The AI voice had me fooled until about 3/4 way through, they are getting so good!

[@SwapnilDhabekar]

Very detailed and informative content which was also easy to understand. 👍. In India we have one protein brand named as Avataar Whey Protein and it's the only company in India who produces Raw Whey and supplies as whey protein as well. Otherwise if I look at various other protein brand companies they basically import raw whey and do white labelling and branding of their protein powder.

[@MR.TIMETRAVELLER]

Bhai tu konsa protein leta hai?

[@SwapnilDhabekar]

@@MR.TIMETRAVELLER Avatar Whey Protein

[@MR.TIMETRAVELLER]

@@SwapnilDhabekar is it giving good results?

[@aarshgoyal7885]

what about amul?

[@manishchauhhan-wq7si]

Avatar ko to 900rs/kg ke hisab se bechna chahiye. Jabki ye 2000rs/ kg ke hisab se bech rhi hai. Farak kya hai fir isme aur international trusted and tested brand me.

[@Abbatyya]

Bravo to these who devise all thos

[@PreMarkHealthScience]

Very informative video! We are proud to be a highly certified contract manufacturer of protein powder products!

[@shambler7359]

Never-Ever better than the real deal

[@MorningCoffeeDaily]

This info is whey important!

[@BeeboHamido]

Just here to check that it’s not made out of worms

[@LovelyDrill-kw9ws]

Bro, same. 😂

[@comiczone3034]

😂

[@niyikopfithu8251]

😂🫂

[@KNightMAreR1310]

Same 😂😂😂😂

[@wiz4rdx440]

Same here 😂

[@aloesecretinc]

Back when whey had no value, our farm would get paid to let them dump the whey on our land. It worked great cuz we needed the fields to be watered. Only drawback was the most horrible stench.

[@michaelsingh843]

Could anyone else see how the protein particles was separated and put into premium whey brands whilst the others are sent to the cheaper brands

[@timmyotoole6063]

isn't that the point? concentrate vs isolate vs hydrolysate

[@PratapSingh-cb2dl]

We should be able to buy those huge sacks that the protein company buys and save a lot of money

[@bg31337]

Why do you copy other people's comments?

[@Unaaa9]

Herd mentality, we're humans after all. Or maybe he just commented without reading comments? A lot of people do that too.

[@bg31337]

@@Unaaa9 i doubt it. Every single word is 1:1 the same from the top comment

[@Zulu9r]

Spoiler: Buying anything in bulk from a factory will almost always be cheaper than individual sale from other companies utilizing that product. This is true for almost every product ever. As it turns out, companies need profit to exist. hth

[@AdamBechtol]

Aye

[@user-ge8ej2jd1y]

Very interesting and informative

[@LeMarquand]

Milk is in my top 10 easily 😋

[@greenamogus]

🥛

[@terjegrindheim4587]

Cute how you show happy cows on a green hill 😂

[@Cali_boy92]

When in reality, they're diseased smoking cigarettes croaking over😂

[@gabrielslifka3690]

The narrator sounds like Andrew Tate 😂

[@andyduran5925]

Speaking facts

[@ox_trueprotagonistchrisred9085]

Lmfaoooooooo

[@JROCK_89]

Easy way to get 24-29 grams of protein to supplement a food diet. Love my whey

[@uniktbrukernavn]

Oddly specific numbers but I do agree 😄

[@TomFox1]

No Whey!!

[@lahamrayearth5173]

gym rats saves the planet

[@hammad8255]

because of the ridiculously high price of Protein powders I thought they were made out of gold or something

[@28goldenboy]

When you actually analyze the cost per gram of powder is actually more affordable than other protein sources such as meat.

[@Un1234l]

​@@28goldenboy Very true. I did the cost breakdown for myself like 5 years ago. It was like 3-5 cents CAD per gram of protein for whey isolates. 7-15 cents per gram for more premium brands. In comparison, eggs were 7-15 cents per gram of protein, beef steak was 21 cents per g of protein. Chicken 15 cents. Obviously whole foods contain other macro and micronutrients though. But protein wise whey isolates are the best.

[@AllthewayupG]

Liar​@@28goldenboy

[@parthawachat9452]

man i wanna work in one of these factories (i will steal two scoops everyday)

[@Travelmohammadfathi]

واقعا این همه کنار هم قرار دادن محتوای کیهانی با چنین گویندگی در این مدت زمان تحسین برانگیز، 🎉❤ دست مریزاد، لذت بردم

[@PIXELvoiz]

awesome!

[@mohamedkara253]

He lost me when he said happy and healthy cows 😂

[@whitedevil2]

i didn't hear no complaints!

[@amarjitlubana404]

I heard it from rich piana , saying these all protein powders comes from a same place !! He was right

[@elvistolentino.8047]

I miss that guy Rich Piana

[@laowai2000]

Actually quite a few manufacturers globally, big and small.

[@amarjitlubana404]

@@laowai2000 yeah , But rich said that about 🇺🇸

[@noforktouse]

I just saw 3 brands I've used and they all come from the same origin...Guess aside from other supplements or flavoring they use, there's no difference except the pricing premium

[@Asap.harrrrrry]

Me thinking,who built those machines 🙁

[@Baconlover5280]

A freaking genius who saw an opportunity lol

[@BustinJeiber666]

Alien technology

[@TryHardNewsletter]

Who built the machines that researchers use in a lab? Who did the research? And who built the manufacturing machines? Child labor but from another planet

[@basudevadhikari3853]

How much cheese extracting water required to make 1 kg of whey protein powder?

[@ASODeepak017]

Around 20 Lt.

[@ljubomirculibrk4097]

We in our coutry used whey for pig farming. Extra fast groth, good taste. Than someone in dairy industry introduced ways to make powder protein from it. Vacuum evaporation decreaces temperatures and energy consumption. Water boils at 25°C at if remenber well around 150mbar.

[@chohanshahajan7201]

Which country ??

[@user-dj5ff7ig2d]

واقعا این همه کنار هم قرار دادن محتوای کیهانی با چنین گویندگی در این مدت زمان تحسین برانگیز، دست مریزاد، لذت بردم

[@bennys5770]

The labeling process is what sticks out to me. Same protein nutritional properties different price tag...

[@QuorumOf1]

Some companies would have to add ingredients after the fact. The protein I use has chips ahoy in it. Plus there has to be some sort of processing they're not showing. For example the nutritional labels differ for types of whey such as isolate and hydrolyzed. some are lactose free as well which indicates further processing. This is what I assume the premium comes from.

[@adamalahi221]

@@QuorumOf1 The whey is already lactose free before going to the whey factory. Look at 4:54.

[@adamalahi221]

Exactly, now just buy the cheapest.

[@mostafasoltani6202]

I want the one made from those brown worm 🐛

[@cnofeusd5932]

So exercise not only keeps you fit and healthy, but it also keeps the planet fit and healthy

[@mikhailgorbynov8779]

I'm farmer! Cool process 🤤.

[@lukebrown8580]

Now I realise why most proteins don’t mix very well 😂

[@ik8445]

Pbn nutrition whey costs like 30 dollars for 2.25kg and mixes well If u don’t have the metal ball in the shaker it won’t mix

[@Komiopa]

Factory workers not wearing gloves is impressive.

[@cherryayu2881]

i was wondering why no one talking about it in the comment sec, after seeing they have hair on their hands, & using wrist brands, that's just wow

[@supermendrex2169]

To add the protein composition 😁

[@chilled99]

roughage

[@Typon]

now suddenly everybody gotta wear gloves, we survived millions of years without them. I guess you prefer latex micro particles to get into your food

[@Komiopa]

@@Typon Yeah, those survivors also never had the chance to try protein powders from the factory.

[@oliviao2238]

The price of anything is what the consumer is willing to pay

[@linkjoker1245]

Then why tf is this so expensive it should be cheap af

[@Rustycaddy17]

It's called "Markup pricing." In a capitalist society, businesses can decide how much their products are worth, even if they are cheap to begin with.

[@MemeSterky]

Facts 😂

[@MrCow579]

they truly turned a waste product into a premium supplement simply by adding a fancy label

[@bassjace]

hardly just a label, this is a highly processed product that is exposed to treatment and temperature changes that create something that the body has never been exposed to in nature in such concentrations. Protein powders, especially flavoured examples spike insulin like a Mars bar. Hardly just a label.

[@_Belteshazzar_]

It's not a waste product. Humans used to think it was before we had better technology

[@MrCow579]

@@_Belteshazzar_ it was a waste product. Then they found ways to make it useful.

[@_Belteshazzar_]

@@MrCow579 right. So they didn't just add a fancy label so people bought it. They discovered that it was useful, I.E. not a waste product

[@MrCow579]

@@_Belteshazzar_ it literally was a waste product before. It even says so in the video lmao

[@adalberto6460]

In Brazil in small scale production of cheese some trown away but some is given to pigs, is high protein but sometimes farmers have a big drum full and few pigs so a lot goes bad but in big scale production we make dairy beverage with a bit of milk and chocolate

[@johns607]

finally a video to show my dad

[@xMr_Smiley]

Every time he says "Whey" you have to drink

[@sabisom93]

Also way or weigh 😂

[@greenamogus]

do you know the wey

[@ernesthow3795]

drink whey?

[@johnadams3038]

So what is that factory from which I can buy directly when isolate protein instead of myprotein? lol

[@JamaicanupNorth-Nature]

Side note, thought it was interesting the process was somewhat similar to water treatment , the way how the whey protein powder is made.

[@RadPitt]

Back in the day or was hard to get rid of the whey on the farm

[@jeffmahoney1271]

Narrator: "the weighing room" Me: Nice Pun

[@memegod2872]

I like how the process is all well and good but then they slap a brand name on it and it's worth varies per lb for magical reasons

[@jawlig]

power of branding and marketing I guess. Although a lot of protein powders then add their own flavours and additional compunds like BCAA's

[@Kingtrollface259]

Pharma grade is top of the tier

[@kuriouskat5164]

thanks so much cows ❤️

[@jorgedios4535]

"It is believed that Happy and Healthy cows .... " LOL !!! Yes, it is believed!

[@BrokenBumper246]

I peeped that sentence as well…

[@90radm]

What about the different formula between the proteins company’s I think it’s the same ingredient but adding flavours, there is no different between how much protein and fat in the container

[@markylon]

some add additional vitamins and minerals and other ingredients.

[@TaylorMark243]

awsome

[@aidanlittle8513]

crazy how theyre putting their hands inside of the stuff without gloves on thats cooked

[@wayne.1]

Yet these companies charge crazy prices for this stuff now.

[@risky_von3117]

its expensive to maintain this machinery, but the powder in itself should cost less than a bag of milk

[@marimo66666]

it's all about making (your) money. as the saying goes, Milk the Cow.. it's a pact between shrewd businessmen and farmers to milk us. they pushing so hard to make us think drinking cow's milk is actually good for us lol

[@abdouaboud7490]

@@risky_von3117 1 kil of this powder needs 20 liters of milk

[@oleksa23]

Raw milk ❤

[@tnylum112]

any recommendations for whey protein brands?

[@jx1694]

Did the video explain the process for isolated and hydro?

[@Nick-cq7bz]

No, not specifically, but it has to be done at the site where these 20kg bags are filled.

[@elvistolentino.8047]

Of course not

[@saifliker1]

I Wonder where one could buy the whole inflavored 20 kg package from

[@prototype9000]

look for bulk whey protein you will be surprised how cheap it is when there no name brand labels on it

[@Linknelson]

Crazy to think if the one factory goes down the whole country would be in a protein supplement deficit. You would think there would be more factories than just one

[@isakgradin6300]

We have used whey for manny things back in the day. People in those times couldn’t afford any thing go to waste. For example where I live we use it to make whey butter or use it for pig feed because of all the nutrients and protein it contains

[@Danny-wt5cg]

If only my other favourite white powder was this clean 😂

[@adnoor823]

Even though I'm an engineer, I find this video very informative

[@Itsyesfahad]

Just buy a proper blender and good mix of nuts & Oat with banana and zero fat milk or whatever you like much healthier and cost effective.

[@granddaddyofthemall6320]

What you described is not high protein or good quality protein. What you could do is make a smoothies with Greek yogurt and whole eggs plus extra egg white now that's high quality and high protein.

[@Itsyesfahad]

​@granddaddyofthemall6320 Yeah, exactly this, too without the load of extra unnecessary sugar.

[@mustacenga]

I believe that all whey protein powder brands supply from the same couple factories.

[@bijanstudiola]

I wonder why they only fill 1/3 of the containers. Every time I buy whey , it's 2/3 empty.

[@TheEmperor000]

I was actually expecting a more automated process. There are still a lot of humans in the loop. Example: The spoon can be delivered by a machine, and the weight quality control for each bag can also be automated

[@nobody6803]

I prefer humans.... And you know why ? Cause I work and want to keep my job and my money

[@TheEmperor000]

@@nobody6803 Automation is a normal part of an advancing civilization. Example: With machinery, you no longer need to have the same amount of farmers that we had 500 years ago

[@ernesthow3795]

and i noticed a lot of bare handling with many and very unnecessary potential contaminants. if they would just wear gloves and proper sterile clothing

[@motaboi5397]

every machine needs an technician​ i rather do a 6 month course and service those machines once a week and get paid the same amount or more (usually more) as working whole day @@nobody6803

[@Goryrat]

@@ernesthow3795 gloves get dirty the second you touch something easier to sanitize hands every 15min

[@deavman]

The whole process could have been explained in a fith of the time. But then you would have a 2minute video..

[@Mikenike88]

Nice commercial ad for impact whey!

[@RaphaelChan888]

Not to mention the enormous amount of air they include in these containers, which no doubt adds to the storage and transportation costs of the product. So we're effectively paying more for air!

[@gszxc]

they are priced by weight...

[@ABNRONE]

Settlement... The product settles because of aireation while blended and packaged.

[@RaphaelChan888]

@@gszxc for sure, but obviously since they are competing with so many other similar products on shelves, I think that's why they all feel the need to use oversized containers.

[@RaphaelChan888]

@@ABNRONEeven if some of it settles, I can definitely tell you that vitamin tablets and capsules don't settle that much and here they sell in oversized containers with about 1/3 space! I also find it hard to visualise how powdered protein can take up 30% more volume when loosely packed.

[@markylon]

@@RaphaelChan888 You pay for the weight not the size of the tub, however customers are dumb so they see a big tub and think they're getting more. Always look at the grams. People are so dumb

[@maribogukun]

Cant we get the same protein by drinking milk?

[@ASODeepak017]

No. Cuz milk has little protein with other macros like carbs and fats in abundance, on the other hand whey protein is highly concentrated substance which is mostly protein.

[@christo6142]

You would drown haha

[@BESWWBE]

@@christo6142 im going to touch you lil ni

[@joshuamaka876]

Yes 1 litre milk has 30g protein one to two scoops whey (50g) has 35g protein, its just marketed as an easy solution/shortcut to a ripped body so that they can overcharge u.

[@dr.bendover-md]

@@joshuamaka876that sounds like an oversimplification.

[@christopherkoa9512]

how about filling the containers to the top!

[@lilgooncruz6984]

What i took my younger years lift 150 i add milk as on bottle. water is ok

[@1990Cornetto]

Me watching this while drinking my protein shake

[@emka]

Same bro 😂

[@memeworld6283]

Me watching this drinking from the source which is whole milk and also better ya clowns .🤣🤣 and cheaper.

[@kangleonglim1934]

surprised to see non of the workers wore gloves while handling the milk/cheese.

[@markylon]

Yes it's normal in industry and professional catering. Good hand hygiene is WHEY better than using plastic gloves that could break and go into the product. No professional chef uses gloves. No need to use gloves.

[@thomaswang225]

Cause cheese will undergo other process like heating and ferment... people on comment section just like they drop out high school

[@Preston_Smith]

I worked at a place that made supplements one time. They would open some of the protein bags and take a scoop out for a quality test and then they would sell the bags that they tested to us for what it costs them to make it which was 25 cents

[@IronBroccoli]

There were alot of bare hands in the factory that makes the whey protein and a lot of gloved hands at the factory that makes the protein powder products.

[@jonnyogden7274]

It can’t be put into creeks or soil, so let’s feed it to humans! 😅wtf

[@wanderingbufoon]

we humans are so weird. All these unnecessary steps when they're just milk. Even cheese is just milk. Also, I never knew Top G would be narrating this.

[@maxmaxie1328]

Get lost cave man.

[@abhishekmenon5503]

😂😂

[@danilempke4245]

Milk contains lots of fats, protein powder users generally need our shakes to contain a lot of protein with as little fat as possible. Also, convenience is a big factor. Being a powder, I can take my shaker to work, with a scoop of protein ready and have it all day sitting in my backpack, no problem. When I finish my traning, I just need to add water. Milk would spoil if I did that.

[@suckerberg9762]

@@danilempke4245 a liter of fresh liquid skimmed milk contains 35 grams of protein, zero fats, more carbs and multiple vitamins and minerals, more nutritious and tastes far better than any protein powder and so refreshing that you almost can't stop drinking it. Combine it with good meals you won't even need protein powder in a day.

[@akashkempwad442]

@@suckerberg9762 yes u said it yourself, 35g of protein in a liter, nobody would drink 1 litre of skimmed milk everyday when u can get 25-30g of protein in just 1 scoop with 200ml water/milk.

[@Badfella23]

So what would be the best protein powder?

[@KippaxInThailand]

None 😂 you don't need it

[@Attlechief]

@@KippaxInThailandthats right keep buying products from stores full of chemicals with 50 ingredients protein has 1 protein and vaccinated can keep getting vaccinated like animals and they can get the side effects 💉🖤

[@dgkindeependent6489]

@@KippaxInThailand but its a convenient and cheap alternetive

[@viorelgheorghe9772]

❤

[@AKG58Z]

Yes its very expensive just to refine and packing we pay alot of money its not worth the extra cost and it dosnt even garentee results

[@leelunk8235]

AND METALS AND CHEMICALS IN IT

[@MissLaraT]

If you close your eyes, you can hear Andrew Tate

[@investwiselyfolks7656]

Your comment deserves more likes

[@davinci3690]

I'd like to thank people like these 6:19 for touching our food with clean hands in factories and restaurants.