2 X BODY BALANCE Fusion Whey Protein 2kg

• Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC): Less processed, retains more fat, lactose (carbs), and beneficial milk solids, making it cheaper and often better tasting but with more calories.
• Whey Protein Isolate (WPI): Further filtered to remove most fat and lactose, resulting in a purer, faster-absorbing protein with fewer calories and carbs, but more expensive. 

• Balanced Nutrition: Gets the benefits of both – high protein percentage from isolate and richness from concentrate.
• Cost-Effective: Cheaper than pure isolate while still providing premium protein.
• Versatile: Good for various goals, from meal replacements (concentrate part) to post-workout (isolate part).
• Improved Taste/Texture: The concentrate adds a creamier, richer flavor and texture that some prefer over pure isolate. 

• Anyone seeking a high-quality, complete protein to build muscle or meet dietary needs.
• People who want the benefits of isolate (less lactose/fat) but find pure isolate too expensive or less palatable.
• Those looking for a good balance between performance and value. 

Directions Of Use

Add 1,5  measuring scoop (30 g) to 200 ml of water or milk, shake vigorously for 10 seconds, and slam it back!

Consume up to  2 – 3 times a day, immediately after preparation.

GLUTAMINE

• • Immune System Support: Glutamine is a primary fuel source for immune cells, including white blood cells. During times of stress, illness, or severe injury, the body’s glutamine levels drop, and supplementation can help support immune function and reduce the risk of infection.
  • Digestive and Gut Health: This amino acid is vital for maintaining the integrity of the intestinal lining. It helps fuel the cells lining the gut (enterocytes), supports the gut barrier, and may help with conditions involving intestinal inflammation, such as managing symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

• Recovery from Illness and Injury: In medical settings, glutamine supplementation is used for critically ill patients, those with severe burns, or those recovering from major surgery. It has been shown to potentially reduce infection rates, speed up recovery, and shorten hospital stays.

• Muscle Function and Recovery: Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid stored in the muscles. It plays a role in protein synthesis and helps preserve muscle mass during catabolic stress (like intense exercise or illness). Some studies suggest it may reduce muscle soreness after high-intensity workouts, but evidence for building significant muscle mass in healthy people is mixed.

• Medical Treatment for Specific Conditions: L-glutamine is an FDA-approved prescription medication used to reduce the acute complications and pain associated with sickle cell disease in adults and children. 

• For Healthy Individuals: Most healthy adults produce sufficient glutamine through diet and natural bodily processes and may not need supplementation. Glutamine is found in protein-rich foods like meat, fish, eggs, dairy products, tofu, and legumes.
• Consult a Healthcare Provider: Always talk to a doctor before starting glutamine supplements, especially if you have existing health conditions (e.g., kidney or liver disease, cancer, or a seizure disorder). Long-term effects of high-dose supplementation are not fully understood.