Frequently Asked Questions

What is Grass-Fed Whey Protein?

Grass‑Fed Whey Protein is a premium whey protein concentrate produced by gentle ultrafiltration at low temperatures from the milk of cows that are grass-fed for at least 10 months of the year. It provides a complete amino acid spectrum of essential protein, which plays a key role in muscle growth.

Can children use Grass-Fed Whey Protein and what dosage is recommended?

Whey protein is a concentrated milk protein, meaning it is a regular food. It does not contain stimulants or any active substances, so by itself it is not unsuitable for children. However, the foundation should always be a varied diet, and protein serves as a supplement, not a replacement for food. The daily protein requirement increases especially around puberty (12‑17 years) in adolescents with systematic training. For these individuals, the recommended intake is around 1,2‑1,5 g per kilogram of body weight. For most children, this can be covered by milk, yogurt, curd, eggs, fish, meat, or legumes. If this is not achieved, for example when a child does not finish meals, has no appetite after training, or trains early in the morning, it makes sense to include one serving per day, which is about 20‑25 g of protein. More is not necessary. For younger children, we recommend discussing the dosage with a pediatrician.

Is Grass-Fed Whey Protein safe to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

Yes, protein is suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding; if necessary, consult your doctor and follow the recommended dosage.

How much lactose does Grass-Fed Whey Protein contain?

The lactose content in whey protein concentrate is a maximum of 10% (on average 7,5%). In protein isolates, it is usually less, around 1–3%.

How is Grass-Fed Whey Protein different from regular whey concentrate?

It is sweetened with sweeteners of natural origin, steviol-glycosides from stevia, instead of synthetic sweeteners (e.g. sucralose or acesulfame K), flavored with natural aromas, and contains no colorants. The whey is obtained by gentle ultrafiltration at low temperatures from the milk of grass-fed cows.

How high-quality is the protein contained in Grass-Fed Whey Protein?

The protein contains more than 70% protein with a complete spectrum of amino acids. Whey concentrate is among proteins with high bioavailability – on the DIAAS protein quality scale it reaches a value of 97.

Does milk from grass-fed cows have different nutritional properties?

The whey comes from the milk of cows that are grass-fed for at least 10 months of the year. According to the source listed on the product page, such milk has a more favorable profile of omega-3 fatty acids, CLA, iron, vitamin E, and certain carotenoids.

Is Grass-Fed Whey Protein suitable for a weight loss diet?

Yes. Thanks to its high protein content and 117 kcal per serving, it easily fits into a diet with lower energy intake. Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass.