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My Review
With PhD Nutrition Whey HT+ I noticed gains within 2 weeks of taking it. I would take 2 servings per day, first with breakfast and the second after training. On my rest or cardio days I would just use it in the morning.
I also found that my recovery rate was improving so that with every training session, I was recovered in time for the following day's training session.
I would advice for it to be mixed with milk for an improved richer flavour and also to increase your protein intake!
Serving Info
Serving Info
Per 100gram | Per 25gram serving (1 scoop) | |
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Energy | 1678kj/402kcal | 419.5kj/100.5kcal |
Protein | 80.00g | 20.00g |
Carbohydrates | 7.36g | 1.84g |
Sugars | 6.58g | 1.65g |
Fat | 6.40g | 1.60g |
Saturates | 4.16g | 1.04g |
Dietary fibre | 1g | 250mg |
Sodium | 200mg | 50mg |
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Taurine | 2000mg | 500mg |
L-Glutamine | 600mg | 150mg |
Branched Chain amino acids | 600mg | 200mg |
Ingredients
Ingredients
PhD Nutrition protein-synthesis optimising blend (Whey Protein Concentrate, Whey Protein Isolate, Taurine, L-Glutamine, Leucine, iso-Leucine, Valine), Flavouring, Dietary fibre:-Xanthan gum, Carboxymethtyl cellulose, sweetener: Sucralose, Acesulfame K.