Phd diet whey

JEN22

Anyone tried this or recommend it

Grabs39

It's fine, but more expensive than some others. Tastes good though

SpekySquarehead

I've recently converted to Herbalife. Lots of tasty flavours and the MSE in me has also found it a tremendous way to keep the costs of lunches down significantly.

[Deleted User]

Not done the diet whey

But I've had this
http://www.phd-woman.co.uk/products/phd-woman-2-week-starter-pack.html
Was quite nice and good value for Phd! - might be better to start of with if you never had whey before (that said I guess I'm erring that OP is female!)

Hutchch0920

PHD is a premium brand, I haven't tried it but I am sure it is good quality, will mix well and taste good. That said I'd personally recommend The Protein Works which works out at about £16-20/kilo (depending whether you get a standard or premium whey) which is much better value for money but tastes and mixes just as well. If you're interested I can give you a code where you'll get 250g free included in your first order which you can use to try different flavours.

Try not to give to much weight to the diet spin, better to compare macro profiles of different standard products.

Herstory

If you've never used whey powder before get a sample to try before committing, I don't know why but after drinking a bit of whey powder (tried lots of them over the years as my husband used to have whey powder protein shakes to help up his post gym protein intake) I feel sick for hours. I don't have the same reaction to the plant based protein powders.

What's the aim of your diet?

parking_question_chap

What is the point of "diet" whey?

Just marketing spiel imo.

Protein has about 4Kcals per gram, just paying for the name.

OneLeggedPig

Also bear in mind that isolated protein like that found in protein powders are very very bad for you. And unnecessary.

parking_question_chap

OneLeggedPig wrote: »

Also bear in mind that isolated protein like that found in protein powders are very very bad for you. And unnecessary.

You really shouldnt post something like that and not back it up with evidence.

In your own time......

jon81uk

My partner is using the PhD Diet whey and says its fine. Little bits of freeze-dried strawberry in it. Was only worth getting when it was on offer in Costco.

parking_question_chap wrote: »

What is the point of "diet" whey?

Just marketing spiel imo.

Protein has about 4Kcals per gram, just paying for the name.

Some brands contain added sugar/carbs. The diet one doesn't.

JEN22

I would like to know why its bad for you