Applied Nutrition Beef XP Lemon and Mint 150g
HIGH PREMIUM PROTEIN | LACTOSE-FREE | DAIRY-FREE | ZERO SUGAR | RICH IN EAAS
Applied Nutrition’s Beef-XP Protein Isolate powder is the ultimate dairy and lactose-free milk protein alternative for massive muscle building and recovery.
Packed with 27g of our premium grass-fed clear beef protein per serving, it contains all Essential Amino Acids (EAAs) for maximum support, and only 114 calories. Now with a new and improved juicy flavour, it’s light, refreshing, and available in 9 delicious flavours—perfect for replacing heavy shakes and making recovery a treat!
HIGH PREMIUM PROTEIN | LACTOSE-FREE | DAIRY-FREE | ZERO SUGAR | RICH IN EAAS
NEW AND IMPROVED TASTE
Beef-XP is a dairy-free source of protein and is 100% hydrolysed beef sourced from bovine.
It provides over 27g of protein per serving and has a comprehensive amino acid profile providing all the Essential Amino Acids (EAAs).
Beef-XP has a high protein content (97%) and low fat and zero sugar content which makes it an ideal protein meal supplement for anyone looking to avoid lactose and reduce fat and sugar content in their diet.
Beef-XP is recommended for anyone looking to increase daily protein intake and particularly those who are avoiding lactose and dairy products in their diet and are looking for an alternative source of protein.
Beef XP Lemon and Mint FAQS
- What is beef protein?
In essence, beef protein refers to any protein sourced from beef. In the context of supplements, however, it usually refers to an alternative protein powder derived from bovine sources, including collagen. This type of supplement is popular for its amino acid profile and is often used by those seeking alternatives to traditional protein powders like whey or plant-based proteins. - What is the difference between Beef protein and Whey protein?
Beef and whey proteins differ mainly in their source, amino acid profile, digestibility, and dietary suitability. Beef protein is derived from cow meat or collagen, while whey protein comes from milk.Beef protein is dairy-free and suitable for those with lactose intolerance, while whey is generally smoother in texture and flavour but unsuitable for dairy-free diets. - Is beef protein good for you?
Yes, beef protein can be a beneficial part of a balanced diet, especially for muscle growth, recovery, and overall health.Beef protein also often contains collagen, which supports joint, skin, and connective tissue health.Not to be used as a substitute for a varied diet.
