Whey Vs. Egg?

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Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby SEA81 » Wed May 23, 2012 5:53 pm

What's the difference in whey vs. egg protein shakes? Aside from the obvious, I mean. Does it have different health benefits? Is it a taste preference? Is there a huge nutritional difference?

Thanks!
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby Sugarhill » Wed May 23, 2012 10:16 pm

Whey protein is considered the superior protein for speed of absorption, bio-availability, and amino acid content. Egg white protein has a biological value of 88, whereas, whey protein has a biological value between 130 and 160.

I would go with the whey simply because there are more flavors available from what I've seen.
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby GGGuardian » Thu May 24, 2012 3:30 am

I think Whey is the best supplemental protein you can buy. It's very nutritious and really works. It also has a good taste to it so it shouldn't be too hard to drink it down.
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby Britwade » Thu May 24, 2012 11:53 pm

I have heard Whey is very nutritious. Good luck if you try it.
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby supershopper » Sun May 27, 2012 4:39 am

Many people take egg protein due to their intolerance of lactose.I can't think of any other reason why one would choose egg protein before whey.
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby ljepilo » Sun May 27, 2012 3:35 pm

Britwade wrote:I have heard Whey is very nutritious. Good luck if you try it.


Eggs are much better my friend :) ... But yeah whey isn't bad either,but eggs are really really much better !
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby AvalonX » Sun May 27, 2012 7:16 pm

The first thing is both are processed. Egg has a fantastic BCAA profile. You can go with a mix but real eggs are natures perfect food imo.
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby Sugarhill » Mon May 28, 2012 12:36 am

I agree with Avalon. You'd do better eating a couple of eggs per day and drinking a whey shake(s) during the day. I'd also advise a casein shake right before bed. That's the combination that I'd advise and use for myself.
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby Waynefire » Tue Jun 05, 2012 9:09 pm

Where do you find these items at? I have always heard people using these items, but my local store does not carry them. Is it more at the gyms?
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Re: Whey Vs. Egg?

Postby CurtisThompson » Wed Jun 13, 2012 11:25 am

SEA81 wrote:What's the difference in whey vs. egg protein shakes? Aside from the obvious, I mean. Does it have different health benefits? Is it a taste preference? Is there a huge nutritional difference?

Thanks!



The biggest difference between whey and egg aside from them coming from different sources of course is:

One does have a higher bcaa profile (whey)
One does digest faster and get into the system quicker (whey)
One is a slower release and offers a sustained release of amino acids into the system (egg)

So what does one want to take or how to take, i always suggest to my clients to have a WHEY ISOLATE shake not concentrate, not whey peptides.. ISOLATE shake mixed with a bit of a slow release protein i.e. this can be EGG or Casien for best results .. as you do get a spike in amino acids with the whey which does digest quickly then the EGG protein kicks in and sustains the release of amino acids into the system for better results.

a whey and egg shake before bed is great... if you want to cut down on supplements used use pasteurized egg whites mixed with a whey shake before bed.

Casien is another great source of a slower release protein before bed but again i would mix it with half a scoop of whey isolate just to get that quick and sustained amino acid release. And to cut down on a bunch of the filler that will be in a casien shake.

Hopefully this helps!
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