Stacy Sims on Whey Protein
16 episodes · 26 references · 2026
- Sims regularly uses whey protein isolate, mixing it into cold brew lattes for a convenient 30g protein hit. - She rates whey isolate at 110 for bioavailability, above egg white, and recommends unflavored varieties without fillers. - No cautions, risks, or reasons to avoid whey protein were discussed.
Consumption
- Mixes whey protein or pea protein isolate with almond milk and a double espresso, refrigerated overnight as a cold latte. - Targets 30 grams of protein per serving from the shake. - Uses whey isolate specifically when traveling for its packability and consistency.
Benefits
- Rates whey protein isolate at a bioavailability score of 110, surpassing egg white. - Notes whey has a superior amino acid profile compared to egg white protein. - Positions whey isolate as a top-tier protein source for absorption and quality.
Best Practices
- Choose unflavored, high-quality whey protein with no fillers, flow agents, or artificial colors. - Mix protein powder into cold milk with coffee overnight for a ready-to-drink 30g protein latte. - Combine protein powder with eggs to boost the total protein content of a meal.
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