NoWhey Protein Shake

NoWhey Protein Shake by Masmusculo Supplements

NoWhey Protein Shake by Masmusculo Supplements is a protein powder shake that falls under the alternative protein category. Two active ingredients, each with its figure alongside: L-glutamine and lactase under the name Tolerase L.

L-glutamine features at 3.8 grams per daily serving, no token amount within a protein shake. Lactase is included at 45 milligrams. These two actives stay consistent across the range; the rest of the composition changes depending on the variant you choose, which is typical of a range as broad as this one.

• Protein powder shake by Masmusculo Supplements.
• Classed under alternative protein.
• 3.8 g L-glutamine per daily serving.
• 45 mg Tolerase L lactase per daily serving.

Actives and amounts per daily serving

What the formula declares with a specific figure:

• L-glutamine: 3.8 g
• Lactase (Tolerase L): 45 mg

L-glutamine is an amino acid; Tolerase L is the trade name of the lactase used here. Knowing exactly which raw material sits behind the label lets you compare this shake against any other on the market.

The protein content of this shake

Protein is what the formula rests on, and these claims are built on it:

• High protein^(*)
• Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass^(*)
• Protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle mass^(*)

Recommended daily serving

The daily serving is 30 grams. Mix those 30 g, equivalent to one 90 ml scoop, with 350 ml of water or skimmed milk.

Frequently asked questions about NoWhey Protein Shake

Which actives does the formula declare?

Two, each with its amount: 3.8 grams of L-glutamine and 45 milligrams of Tolerase L lactase per daily serving.

What is Tolerase L?

It's the trade name of the lactase Masmusculo Supplements has chosen for this shake. Naming the raw material means you know exactly what you're buying.

What does it mean to be an alternative protein?

It's classed outside the standard whey shake bracket. This is the category where protein products with a different formulation approach are grouped together.

Who is it aimed at?

Anyone after a protein shake with L-glutamine and Tolerase L lactase declared in specific amounts, within the alternative protein category.

Is the composition the same across all variants?

Not entirely. The two declared actives stay the same, while the rest of the composition varies from one variant to another.