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Myprotein Impact Whey Isolate Review
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My Review
I initially intended to find a reliable protein source that would help me reach my goal of >10% body fat for a professional photo-shoot. Attaining a toned face, ripped tabs and an overall low body fat.
I found my way to Myprotein’s - Impact Whey isolate. They talk about it having very low fat and carb content in comparison to generic whey protein supplements WHICH is very true.
I have been using impact whey for 3 months now and it’s absolutely awesome. Within a week I saw a substantial increase in tone throughout my body. Most of all my abs and chest. Another positive of the supplement is that it improves recovery time nicely. These results didn’t come for free, Impact whey is £5- £10 more expensive than normal whey protein.
However don’t be fooled in to thinking the supplement alone will get you ripped. It only helps you gain good muscle with minimal fat- REAL LEAN MUSCLE. This supplement must be combined with a strict lower carb diet and a heavy and sweaty gym routine if you want ripped results.
Furthermore it also makes sense to get the unflavoured version as any flavour will interrupted the low carb and low fat content.
Serving Info
Serving Info
Energy: 92.5cal
Energy: 393.3kJ
Protein (dry basis): 23.25g
Protein (as-is): 23.08g
Fat: 0.25g
Carbohydrates: 0.17g
Calcium: 100.0mg
Cholesterol: 0.5mg
Please note this nutritional information is taken from the unflavoured version. When choosing a flavoured version it will reduce the protein content by approximately 3% for most flavours, however chocolate, due to the added cocoa, will reduce it by approximately 8%.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Reviewed by: Daniel Olaiya
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[…] The first thing with regards to supplements I’d like to address is your source of protein. Have you ever heard of whey isolate? Other companies might refer to it as “diet” whey. With this form of protein, all the excess calories from carbohydrates and fat have been removed. The removal process is usually quite lengthy and expensive which explains why this type of protein is usually a bit more expensive. A protein serving is usually around 90-95% protein. Avoid ones which have sugar within them. My personal favourites are Maximuscle’s Promax Extreme (Reviewed here) and Myprotein whey isolate (Reviewed here). […]