Grass Fed Whey Protein Isolate | Healthy Protein Powders- Thomas DeLauer

Grass Fed Whey Protein Isolate | Healthy Protein Powders- Thomas DeLauer:

Whey is a popular protein powder as it contains all three BCAAs along with all of the essential amino acids. Whey is a fast acting protein, and the spike in insulin caused by consuming whey allows amino acids into the muscle cells to encourage repair, helping us to gain muscle and heal quickly. Generally, the better the whey, the higher the insulin spike and thus the more effective at delivering building blocks into the cells for the purpose of repair and growth. Whey protein isolate contains 90% protein, higher than that of whey concentrate. Whey protein isolate also contains less lactose, cholesterol and fat as compared to traditional whey. It is best to consume whey directly following exercise. It is quickly broken down and made available to muscle cells for repair post workout.

Why is Grass Fed the Way to Go? Other than the ethical benefits of consuming whey from grass fed cows, what are the health benefits? Because whey protein isolate separates the vast majority of the fat and fat-soluble vitamins from the protein to get maximum protein, the main benefits come from the avoiding of hormones and antibiotics. When we consume animal products it is crucial that the animals be healthy and treated well. When a cow is healthy, their bodies are healthier and will produce meat and dairy higher in nutritional content than if they are fed unnaturally and under constant stress. 100% grass fed cows are the way to go as they eat what is naturally healthy for them and live lives in pastures, experiencing sunlight and nature.

No Hormones, Antibiotics or Chemicals:
When cattle are kept in close proximity to one another and are fed foods that are not what they would naturally eat, they become sick and are fed hormones and antibiotics to keep them alive. These pass through to the dairy and to your protein isolate. Grain-fed cattle have been shown to suffer from metabolic stress, respiratory diseases and infectious diseases. 100% grass fed, pasture raised cows are free of these negative health components that can be passed on to us. Hormones fed to cattle pass on and can impact our own hormonal systems. These effects have been found to cause multiple types of cancers. Antibiotics fed to cattle can also pass onto us.
-Insulin like growth factor 1 has been linked to colon, pancreas, breast and prostate tumors

References:
1. Cow’s Milk - Grass-Fed

2. Is it healthier to drink grass-fed or organic milk

3. Increased concentrations of omega-3 fatty acids in milk…

4. Transcriptomic profiling of spleen in grass-fed…

5. Super Natural Milk

6. Hormones in Dairy Foods and Their Impact on Public Health

[lautarohunzicker]

great video as always. It is important that we as consumers stop accepting products as they are and demand healthier products and better manufacturing process and conditions for the animals without having to pay doble or triple. The industry is alway cutting corners (maximising benefits) at our expenses. have a great week end :)

[StephenGeorge]

In a more recent video, Thomas said to avoid whey protein because of the high insulin response, which makes it harder to lose fat. In this video, he recommends whey protein because he says the high insulin response means you store and eventually absorb more of the protein. Is whey protein good or no?

[josephcaseyiii]

Thomas, you do an ultra-professional job with your channel. The content is right on target, and your delivery and camera skills are excellent. You also add nice scenery and backgrounds to give it a special feel. Kudos to you, and keep up the awesome work! Thank you!

[rigawzi]

Garden of life grass fed whey protein all the way!!

[aryash]

I really appreciate your videos. I got a question. Would you say a Whey Protein Isolate from grass fed goat milk is better and healthier than they whey Isolate from Cow's milk?
Also do you think Monk fruit is a healthier option compared to Stevia?
I would appreciate your resones!

[wallrusmoose]

Good vid Thomas, It is a little expensive but our health is worth it. Could you list 5 of the best.
Thanks again.

[adamschreiber]

Hello I was taking optimum nutrition gold standard whey until they changed the formula to worse, now I’m taking promix nutrition grass fed whey isolate protein and was wondering if you could give me your opinion on this product, thanks so much

[dubson]

Can you please do a video on Greek Yogurt? Is it good or bad? It is dairy, and it is casein protein, right? You have no videos on greek yogurt and your information is scattered. I've been asking for this one for a while. I know there are different kinds too like Skyr, grassfed and non-grassed. Please do a video on this, thank you.

[TheCarlosTelleria]

Cool advice bro!
I try to avoid most dairy yo have good skin. Can you do a video on DAIRY AND HOW IT AFFECTS YOUR SKIN. or just skin in general?

[horsepower]

that protein next to you  is grass fed also? and organic. thanks

[tonytostada]

I was informed that antibiotics is removed during the cooking process for many meats. It is products like cheese, milk, butters, etc that are bit more of a concern.

[bobbyc]

Thanks for confirming what my research suggests. You explain it much better than I could. I have used other products from this company. Mostly carrier and essential oils. I'm gonna take a gamble. Can't seem to find my old brand in my local stores anymore. Thanks for the information.

[san]

You're the best man, thanks you really helped 👍🏻

[ashc]

Really appreciate your videos. What are your thoughts on Transparent Labs products?

[domenicacgonzalez]

Hi! Really love your channel! I was wondering what you think of garden of life Grass fed whey isolate protein sport? Is worth it? I’m a young 18 year old female and a couple of months I leave for boot camp and I’m trying to stay healthy and in shape to prepare for it and was wondering what protein powder you’d recommend?

[gaetanobc]

great video ! Thomas do you suggest its a good idea to drink New Zealand whey protein isolate on off days when not weight lifting ? Thank you !

[zwoods]

Hey! What about plant based protein supplements? Is it feasible (in the long run) to take these and expect significant gains?

[openbydesign]

Hi Thomas, if you or someone here could please compare Goat Vs Cow whey protein. The differences between the two both in the isolate and concentrate form? As well as any differences in overall quality between the two. Many thanks for the passion and quality contained in your videos.

[rachelchatter]

Which pea protein isolate brand should I use for weight loss?

[skandarfarah]

I went and bought that protein after watching this video and it Is AWESOME!! Worth every penny. Delicious and feels great going down as well as helping me recover. Thanks Thomas!