ALLDEYNN WHEYROSE is a complete protein drink enriched with digestive enzymes from the branded Digezyme® formula. The protein supplement is based on Whey Protein Concentrate – whey protein concentrate without lactose.
WHEYROSE is a protein created for everyone who has difficulty tolerating other protein supplements.
Try WHEYROSE in bestselling flavors:
- white chocolate with pieces of freeze-dried raspberries,
- chocolate-cherry with pieces of freeze-dried cherries,
- vanilla-blueberry with pieces of freeze-dried cranberries,
- peanut butter with Himalayan salt and pieces of sugar-free cookies,
- cookie flavor with pieces of sugar-free cookies and many more!
WHY ALLDEYNN WHEYROSE?
DIGESTIVE SUPPORT WITH DIGEZYME®
Digezyme® is a patented complex of digestive enzymes developed by the American Sabinsa laboratory, containing: amylase, cellulase, lipase, lactase, and protease. Digestive enzymes help break down macromolecules into smaller elements, allowing nutrients from food and from the WHEYROSE supplement to be absorbed even more efficiently.
BUILDING AN ATHLETIC PHYSIQUE
Protein is an essential macronutrient in the daily diet and plays a structural role in the body – it contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass while supporting healthy bones [1].
Adequate protein intake is especially important for athletes and all active individuals. If you want to gain more benefits from physical activity and your goal is to build a beautiful, athletic physique, WHEYROSE is the perfect choice for you.
Training, diet, and the WHEYROSE protein supplement help you achieve success and reach all your physique goals!
A FEW WORDS ABOUT LACTOSE AND ITS INTOLERANCE...
Lactose is a milk sugar composed of glucose and galactose molecules. It occurs naturally in cow’s milk and contains approximately 4.6–4.9 g per 100 g. It is also found in many other products, including ice cream, kefir, buttermilk, cottage cheese, cream, and natural yogurt. Lactose is essential during infancy. The enzyme responsible for its digestion is lactase, whose activity decreases over time, which may lead to lactose intolerance and digestive issues.
Lactose intolerance is very common today and occurs when the body lacks lactase – the enzyme needed to break it down. Symptoms include unpleasant digestive discomfort such as nausea, abdominal pain, bloating, and cramps.