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What percentage of 100 Whey protein Gold Standard is actually absorbed by the body?
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∙ 11y ago
There is no way to say how much of any nutrient is being absorbed by the body, because this depends on many factors. Protein is quickly digested, so the body can take it a lot at once, which means taking in a lot at once is still very effective. However, factors such as hydration and other foods consumed with the supplement can easily effect absorption.
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What is meant by non redundant protein?
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