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BIG ZONE Battle Whey 1000g

BIG ZONE Battle Whey 1000g

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BIG ZONE Battle Whey 1000g is a premium whey protein powder created for athletes and active lifestyles. This creamy, easy-mixing formula is designed to support daily protein intake and combines whey protein with selected digestive enzymes for a smooth, convenient shake around training or throughout the day.

Key Benefits:

  • Provides whey protein to support muscle mass maintenance and growth.
  • Made with a creamy, easy-to-mix texture for convenient daily use.
  • Enhanced with digestive enzymes including lactase, papain, and bromelain.
  • Versatile formula that can be enjoyed as a shake or added to porridge, pancakes, and other sweet meals.
  • Supplied in a 1000g pack with approximately 33 servings.

Active Ingredients:

  • Whey protein concentrate: the core protein source used to supplement daily protein intake.
  • Lactase: an enzyme included to support the digestion of lactose.
  • Papain and bromelain: digestive enzymes added to complement the formula.

How to Use:

Mix 30g (approximately 1 heaped scoop) with 150ml of cold water or low-fat milk. Take preferably in the morning and after training. Depending on individual needs, multiple servings may be used per day.

Ingredients (INCI):

Whey protein concentrate (emulsifier: sunflower lecithins), protein-enriched whey powder, flavouring, papain, sweetener: sucralose; bromelain, lactase.

Product Specifications:

  • Product type: whey protein powder with digestive enzymes
  • Size: 1000g
  • Serving size: 30g
  • Approximate servings per pack: 33
  • Brand: BIG ZONE

Test Disclaimer:

Ingredient lists and usage guidance may vary slightly by flavour and batch. Please refer to the product packaging for the most up-to-date information for your selected variant.