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ALLNUTRITION egg white protein powder is built on an egg white concentrate (albumin), the only protein source in the formula. The 510 g pack contains 17 servings of 30 g, each equal to 1.5 scoops. The profile covers all the essential amino acids, with a high share of BCAAs. If you want to raise your daily protein intake without using whey or casein, it is an alternative made for people who train.
The strength of this formula is its simplicity: egg white concentrate as the only protein source, a 30 g serving, and a real alternative to whey for anyone who wants to vary their protein sources. With fast delivery, the 510 g pack reaches you without long waits.
Dissolve one 30 g serving (1.5 scoops) in 300 ml of water or skimmed milk. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose: the label allows a single serving per day. This food supplement is intended for adults over 18 who are physically active and does not replace a varied and balanced diet. Store the powder in a dry, dark place and keep it out of reach of small children.
The product is at least a source of protein (at least 12 % of the energy from protein), the condition required for the claims below. Protein contributes to a growth in muscle mass. Protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle mass. Protein contributes to the maintenance of normal bones. Results depend on regular training and an adequate diet: no effect is guaranteed.
It suits anyone looking for a protein source that does not come from whey, or who wants to alternate whey and egg protein in their meal plan.
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