What's Changed About Eclipse Whey Isolate? For starters we dropped the acesulfame-K and stevia for the new great tasting sweetener sucralose. Sucralose is a non-nutritive, high intensity sweetener made from a process that begins with natural sugar. Next we ditched the thickener and extra vitamins for a much better consistency and taste. Now what we haven't changed is the ultra filtered ion-exchange whey isolate from Davisco Proteins BiPRO. This is the purest form of whey isolate with the highest possible protein score of 1.00 or 100% as noted by the PDCAAS (Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score). The PDCAAS is the most accurate measure of protein quality and utilization. Davisco whey isolate contains 90% pure protein with less than 1% from fat, lactose and carbohydrates. Why Try Eclipse Deluxe Whey Isolate? There are so many different protein powders the average bodybuilder can easily become overwhelmed. The quasi-scientific jargon found in the bodybuilding magazines only makes matters worse and is sometimes even misleading. The following is a list of protein powder selection tips from five being least important to one being most important. Read the following list carefully and then you decide whether or not to give Eclipse a try. Then if you decide yes you might want to take the Eclipse Taste Test Challenge. ** Were so confident that you will be pleased with the reformulated taste that we are offering a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the taste of our protein. ** ISOLATE VS. CONCENTRATE Whey protein isolate is a higher quality protein. This protein contains less carbs, fat, sodium, and lactose. Isolate also contains greater amounts of protein microfractions. In other words, isolate is 90% pure while concentrate is only 80 - 60% pure depending upon the specs offered by the supplier. The next time you read a protein label look at the grams of protein per serving and make sure you take into account the size of the scoop. For example, you might have a 2-pound protein powder at 18 grams of protein with a 20-gram scoop while another 2-pound protein may have 25 grams of protein but they use a 32-gram scoop. In reality, the powder at 18 gram of protein is a higher quality protein even though at first glance the 25 grams per scoop appears to be a better buy. You actually receive more total protein with the 18 grams per scoop due to the high percentage of pure protein. DISPERSABILITY One of the most important aspects of a good protein powder is how well it mixes. Bodybuilders and anyone on the go require a protein that completely dissolves when shaken. The protein label should state mixes instantly. This usually means that the manufacturer utilized some type of instantized whey protein and flavoring. Good instantized whey should completely disperse upon shaking. Eclipse Deluxe Whey Isolate mixes instantly. COST Another interesting practice is when a company uses cheap whey and charges a relatively high price. Until now most of you probably were not able to distinguish between these high and low quality whey proteins. So use the information in this article to your advantage and help put an end to deceiving advertising. Basically, shop around and compare. The prices from store to store will vary. Eclipse Deluxe Whey Isolate is one of the best priced high quality protein powders money can buy. TASTE I guess we know why taste is number two. If doesn't taste good than quality will probably not matter. Now don't forget to take the Eclipse Taste Test Challenge. ** Were so confident that you will be pleased with the reformulated taste that we are offering a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the taste of our protein isolate. GRAMS OF SUGAR (CARBS) AND FAT PER SERVING Finally, the grams of sugar and fat per serving are another indicator of the protein quality. I listed this as number one because when you purchase a protein powder you do not want to see unnecessary grams of carbs or fat. I guess some companies think that a protein powder should contain an ample amount of carbs and fat. To be perfectly honest, if a pure protein powder has more 3 grams of carbs or fat per serving you're buying low quality protein powder. The less carbs and fat per serving the more pure the protein thus the higher the quality. In conclusion, you do not need a Ph.D. to weed through all the scientific mumbo jumbo. Simply, utilize the tips mentioned in this article and before you know it you will be a true protein powder connoisseur. Deluxe Whey, new & improved, a superior protein powder developed for athletes and bodybuilders usage. The primary purpose is to supply the body with a biologically superior amino acid configuration for muscle growth. We used exclusively Ion Exchanged Whey Protein for this product. Please read ingredient labels carefully when comparing this superior protein to others. Most other Ion exchanged proteins only contain a small fraction of Ion Exchanged Whey. They primarily use a cheaper whey, whey concentrate, as their primary ingredient. Some even use "Whey" as an ingredient. Unprocessed whey is barely 50% protein and has a poor usability and ineffective absorption. We dropped the acesulfame-K and stevia for the new great tasting sweetener sucralose. Sucralose is a non-nutritive, high intensity sweetener made from a process that begins with natural sugar. Now what we haven't changed is the ultra filtered ion-exchange whey isolate, the purest form of whey isolate with the highest possible protein score of 1.00 or 100% as noted by the PDCAAS. The PDCAAS is the most accurate measure of protein quality and utilization. Our whey isolate contains 90% pure protein with less than 1% from fat, lactose and carbohydrates Supplement Facts: Serving Size: 1 Scoop (23g) Servings Per Container: 39 Amount Per Serving: Calories: 89 -Calories from Fat: 5 Total Fat: <1 g -Saturated Fat: <1 g Cholesterol: 4 mg Total Carbohydrates: 1 g -Dietary Fiber: <1 g -Sugars: 1 g Protein: 20 g Sodium: 137 mg Potassium: 21 mg Typical Amino Acid Profile: L-Isoleucine: 1150 mg L-Leucine: 2898 mg L-Lysine: 2047 mg L-Methionine: 506 mg L-Phenylalanine: 667 mg L-Threonine: 1127 mg L-Tryptophan: 414 mg L-Valine: 1196 mg L-Tyrosine: 621 mg L-Cysteine: 920 mg L-Alanine: 1610 mg L-Arginine: 414 mg L-Aspartic: 2139 mg L-Glutamic: 3036 mg L-Glycine: 598 mg L-Histidine: 345 mg L-Proline: 943 mg L-Serine: 1035 mg L-Tryptophan is naturally occurring. Other Ingredients: Ultrafiltered Ion-exchange Whey Isolate, L-Glutamine Peptides, Natural Flavors, Sucralose and Lecithin. Directions: As a dietary supplement, mix 2 to 3 ounces of water, milk or juice per 1 scoop of protein. Try 8 ounces of skim milk and 3 scoops of protein for a delicious, creamy shake. Stir with a spoon or use a shaker bottle. No blender required. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. .
