Native Whey Isolate nature Nutrimuscle
Native Whey Isolate nature Nutrimuscle

Native Whey Isolate Nature

Powder - 1 kg | 1 month

Pure, undenatured whey protein, sourced directly from fresh milk from French cows.

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Native Whey Isolate Nature
  • Description
  • Directions for use
  • Composition

Présentation détaillée

Nutrimuscle's natural-flavored native whey isolate is a high-quality whey protein obtained directly from fresh milk using a cold membrane filtration process. Unlike cheese-based whey protein—which is extracted from cheese-making residue and often undergoes thermal or chemical processes—this whey protein is derived from a gentle, non-denaturing process that fully respects the integrity of milk's natural proteins.

It is called "native" because it retains its original structure, with optimal bioavailability and a particularly rich nutritional profile. Each serving provides more than 85% protein, with a complete aminogram and an exceptional level of leucine (13.1 g / 100 g), a key amino acid for stimulating muscle protein synthesis.

Why is this important? The undenatured structure of proteins ensures better assimilation and digestibility, which leads to better results in muscle recovery, lean mass preservation, and athletic performance.

This whey protein is free of flavors, sugars, sweeteners, and additives, and is very well tolerated from a digestive point of view. It does not contain GMP (GlycoMacroPeptides), present in most industrial whey proteins, which can reduce the nutritional value of proteins.

Made in France by INGREDIA, a French expert in dairy solutions, this protein comes from a short supply chain with rigorous traceability.

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Bienfaits

Muscle building:Protein helps increase muscle mass. A natural source of essential amino acids, including BCAAs (valine, leucine, isoleucine), which are essential for protein synthesis.

Muscle mass:Proteins contribute to the maintenance of muscle mass.

Frame: Proteins contribute to the maintenance of normal bones.

(1) The beneficial effects claimed for this product are based on scientific data and traditions of use currently being evaluated by EFSA. These claims, given for information purposes, have not yet been legally validated at European level.

À qui s'adresse ce produit ?

This product is intended for all people who:

  • Wants to optimize protein intake.

  • Practice regular sporting activity, from endurance to bodybuilding, and wish to develop or maintain muscle mass.

  • Is recovering from injury, surgery, or low energy and wants to maintain muscle mass.

  • Want to lose weight while preserving lean body mass.

  • Look for a quality protein with a healthy composition, without sugars, sweeteners, or additives.

  • Is sensitive to the manufacturing quality of their whey, and looks for a protein from a short and traceable circuit.

  • Follows a vegetarian, ketogenic, or low-carb diet.

This product is not a medicine and cannot legally claim to prevent, treat or cure any disease..

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Why choose natural Whey?

We know: the majority of whey consumers spontaneously turn to flavored versions (to improve the taste, sometimes in a rather... relative way).

We spent a long time searching for THE ideal whey: as concentrated in protein as it is clean in composition.

Spoiler alert: we haven't found it yet.

On the market, flavored whey often contains a series of additives that we would prefer to avoid on a daily basis:

  • E955 - Sucralose: an artificial sweetener, which can disrupt digestion and should not be heated.
  • E951 - Aspartame: about 200 times sweeter than sugar, with a powerful and controversial taste.
  • Not to mention artificial flavors, which often mask the true quality of the protein. And yes, a cheese-based whey protein, made from cheese residue, will often have a more bitter taste. Whereas a native whey protein, extracted directly from fresh milk, develops a milder and much more pleasant milky taste.

So at Compleo, we have chosen a whey that is true to our values, which ticks all the boxes in our specifications.

And unsurprisingly, this whey is natural!

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An ultra-minimalist and totally transparent composition

Only native whey protein, no sweeteners, no flavors, no preservatives, no texturizers👉 You know exactly what you're consuming.

Better digestive tolerance
The natural version avoids potentially irritating agents for the intestine. And here, the added lactase improves lactose digestion, even in sensitive individuals.

Versatility that adapts to all preferences
With no imposed taste, this whey adapts to all your habits:

  • In a shaker, mixed with water, a vegetable or milk drink
  • In porridge, in your smoothies, or your protein creams
  • In cooking, even in savory recipes (pancake batters, omelets, etc.)

An excellent benchmark of quality
No flavoring to mask an unpleasant aftertaste. Here, the whey expresses itself as it is:

  • Subtle milky taste
  • Good miscibility
  • Fine, non-grainy texture

A good way to judge the real quality of the raw material.

🍫Want a little more flavor?

No need for artificial flavors: you can very simply flavor your whey yourself, according to your preferences and desires.👉 For example, 1 teaspoon of pure unsweetened cocoa in your shaker: a chocolatey taste, without sugars or additives.

Choosing natural whey means choosing informed consumption, mindful of nutritional quality, digestion... and transparency.

It's also a great way to regain control over what you consume.

Conseils d'utilisation

Recommended dosage

  • 30 g per day, or 2 measuring spoons

  • Dilute in 250 ml of water or another liquid drink

  • To be consumed as a snack, for a protein snack, or after exercise, to promote muscle recovery

Tips

  • Add sugar-free cocoa powder to your shaker to flavor your whey without additives!

  • Post-workout, combine your whey with complex carbohydrates (oat flakes, rice cream) or creatine. The insulin release from the carbohydrates will allow the protein to enter the muscle and therefore, the muscle mass gain!

Précautions d'emploi

  • Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.

  • Keep out of reach of children.

  • This product is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.

Contre-indications

  • Na pas consommer en cas d'allergie à l'un des composants
  • Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes ou allaitantes sans avis médical
  • Par mesure de précaution, ne convient pas aux femmes allaitantes
Native Whey Isolate Nature

Composition

Assets

  • Non-instantized native milk whey protein isolate (WPI)

Valeurs nutritionnelles

Tableau des valeurs nutritionnelles
SYNERGIES

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Références scientifiques

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