Whey protein

Q: Is whey protein powder pasteurized?

Native whey protein is obtained from milk produced by cows that graze in open pastures. It is produced directly from fresh milk after pasteurization and with a low-temperature ultrafiltration treatment.

Q: Can lactose intolerant or allergic people take whey protein?

People allergic to milk should not use whey protein. People intolerant to lactose should use isolates or, better yet, hydrolysates.

Q: Does whey protein powder contain vitamins?

The vitamin content in pure whey protein supplements is usually minimal. However, you can easily compensate for this with our wide range of multivitamins.

Q: Is whey protein a source of carbohydrates?

No. Whey protein is a concentrated source of protein with few carbohydrates. For this, there are supplements like dextrose, fructose, amylopectin, or D-ribose.

Buy our whey protein in powder form to meet your sports goals. Whey Protein Concentrate, Isolated or Hydrolysed:

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What proteins can you find at HSN?

All whey proteins come from the same source (cow's milk whey), but are industrially treated differently. This gives rise to isolates, concentrates, and hydrolysates of milk whey.

Why choose whey protein over other proteins?

It is recognized as a "perfect protein" because milk is biologically one of the most complete protein sources.
It comes in a wide variety of delicious flavors, and its neutral and smooth base enhances the flavor of each shake. Its consistency allows for light, milky-textured shakes.
It is the most versatile of all proteins in use. You can include it in your recipes to make them even more nutritious.
Lastly, its low fat content makes it perfect for athletes in definition.

What does whey protein provide to the body?

Whey protein is an exceptional source of high-quality protein that stands out for:

Accelerated recovery and rapid post-workout absorption.
Muscle building and maintenance: offers a complete profile of essential amino acids and is rich in BCAAs. Enhances growth and results, and helps maintain muscle mass.

Why buy whey proteins at HSNstore?

At HSN, you will find all types of whey protein available on the market. And with quality assurance thanks to the processing of food preparations in our own factory.

There are 50 different flavors, like Evowhey Protein 2.0, with fruity flavors, chocolate variants, and Caribbean vanilla with cinnamon.

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Frequently asked questions

To take whey protein supplements, consider your goal, type of training, and your weight. Generally, it is recommended to consume 20-30 grams of whey proteins mixed with water or milk after training.

You can also take it before training or between meals to maintain a constant supply of protein.

Native whey protein is obtained from milk produced by cows that graze in open pastures. It is produced directly from fresh milk after pasteurization and with a low-temperature ultrafiltration treatment.

One of the characteristics of soy lecithin is that it can act as an emulsifier, ensuring optimal dissolution in water. This soy lecithin is a compound widely used to integrate fat and water, commonly found in sports nutrition products.

Deciding whether to take whey protein during pregnancy or adolescence depends on each individual and their health, diet, physical activity, and medical advice.

People allergic to milk should not use whey protein. People intolerant to lactose should use isolates or, better yet, hydrolysates.

The vitamin content in pure whey protein supplements is usually minimal. However, you can easily compensate for this with our wide range of multivitamins.

No. Whey protein is a concentrated source of protein with few carbohydrates. For this, there are supplements like dextrose, fructose, amylopectin, or D-ribose.