Isolate Whey 100 CFM 2000 grams

CFM whey protein isolate for your daily protein shake

WEIDER CFM whey protein isolate is made from whey protein isolate processed using cold mechanical extraction techniques. The formula uses Isolac® raw material from grass-fed cows' milk and includes the DigeZyme® enzyme complex. Mix it with water or milk and include it in your daily nutrition routine, especially when you want a convenient protein shake after training.

Key Features of CFM whey protein isolate

• Whey protein isolate: the formula is based on whey isolate for preparing a convenient protein shake.
• CFM process: cold mechanical extraction is used to process the raw material without relying on intensive heat treatment.
• Isolac® raw material: the isolate comes from milk supplied by grass-fed cows.
• DigeZyme® enzyme complex: the formula contains amylase, protease, cellulase, lipase and lactase.
• No added sugars: the recipe is sweetened with sucralose, acesulfame K and steviol glycosides from stevia.
• No aspartame: aspartame is not included in the declared formulation.

Technical Specifications

• Serving size: 30 g of powder, equal to one scoop.
• Preparation: mix with 200 ml of water or semi-skimmed milk.
• Enzymes included: amylase, protease, cellulase, lipase and lactase.
• Allergens: contains milk and soya lecithin; it may contain traces of gluten, eggs, sulphites, celery, nuts, molluscs, crustaceans, mustard and fish.

Use and Target

Mix 30 g of powder, equal to one scoop, with 200 ml of water or semi-skimmed milk and shake until smooth. The stated serving is one portion per day, preferably after exercise. The product is intended for adults who exercise and want to add protein to their diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. It should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you prepare Isolate Whey 100 CFM? Mix 30 g of powder with 200 ml of water or semi-skimmed milk. Shake until the drink reaches the desired consistency.

When should you take CFM whey protein isolate? The label recommends one serving per day, preferably after exercise. You can include it in your nutrition plan according to your overall protein requirements.

Which enzymes are included in the formula? DigeZyme® includes amylase, protease, cellulase, lipase and lactase. The recipe also contains milk and soya lecithin, so it is not suitable for people who need to avoid these allergens.

Why Choose It

Choose this whey isolate if you want a formula with CFM processing, Isolac® raw material, milk from grass-fed cows and a broad enzyme complex. Mixing it with water or milk makes it easy to include in your nutrition routine, while the absence of aspartame and the use of stevia suit specific sweetener preferences.