Fuel your workout with OxyWhey, a revolutionary science-based, non-GMO protein blend that fuels lean muscle growth and fuels weight management. This unique blend supports recovery, enhances performance, and boosts endurance with added vitality! Choose from a variety of all-natural flavors and easily reach your protein goals. Proteins are essential for the body's tissues and organs, including muscle protein synthesis, and the RDA for healthy individuals is 0.8g/kg/day.

For optimal training adaptations, it has become increasingly evident that protein intake should be increased to at least 1.4–1.6 g/kg/day. In an effort to meet these intakes, supplementation is beneficial.

OxyWhey contains 25g of protein, 2g of fat and 4g of carbs per scoop, making it the ideal supplement for meeting protein requirements. It comes in a delicious range of flavours and has been formulated to conquer everyone’s fears of gas, bloating and stomach discomfort.

OxyWhey’s full spectrum health and wellness formula also provides alkalising vitamins and minerals for increased energy and vitality. OxyWhey is not your standard protein. It will make you feel good, from the inside out!

PROMOTE MUSCLE GROWTH AND RECOVERY

Whey protein is a rich source of all the essential amino acids (EAA), containing the highest known levels of any natural food source. It also contains BCAAs which are metabolised directly into muscle tissue and are effective for skeletal-muscle protein synthesis during and after exercise. They help to replenish decreased energy levels and assist with growth and repair of lean muscle tissue. There are 20 amino acids, 9 of which must be obtained through diet:

Methionine assists in energy production and fat metabolism.

Lysine stimulates muscle building.

Tryptophan enhances mood and pain tolerance.

Threonine plays an important role in heart health, strong bones and muscles.

Phenylalanine reduces RPE, pain tolerance and enhances mood. Histidine assists in offsetting lactic acid build up.

Leucine plays a vital role in protein synthesis and energy production.

Isoleucine enhances endurance, energy and muscle recovery.

Valine is important for muscular growth, energy, and recovery.

INCREASED ENERGY

OxyWhey includes a full spectrum of B-vitamins which promote and support energy levels. They work to help the body use macronutrients (carbohydrates, fat and protein) for fuel and play an important role in brain function and DNA production. Figures show that a very sizeable proportion of the developed populations suffer deficiency in one or more B vitamins, suggesting that supplementation may be of particular benefit.

IMMUNITY BOOST

Studies suggest that whey protein may protect against toxins, bacteria, and viruses ². Each serving of OxyWhey also contains one of the most widely used probiotic strains, L. Rhamnosus, which has been scientifically proven to promote gut health, immunity, and decreased inflammation. For the most optimal immunity defence, Vitamin C and Zinc have also been added. Vitamin C contributes to immune defence by supporting various cellular functions and supplementation has shown to be effective in the prevention and treatment of systemic infections. Zinc is essential for optimal immune, wound healing, the breakdown of carbohydrates and cell growth.

REDUCED CRAVINGS

Another benefit of whey protein is more balanced blood glucose levels, hunger controlling hormones and appetite ². Blood sugar levels impact energy, concentration, ability to lose weight, performance, and an imbalance can lead to rapid mood swings and increased cravings. To help manage this, Chromium picolinate has also been added due to its benefits of balancing blood sugar levels which may assist with appetite control and cravings.

EASY TO DIGEST

OxyWhey has been formulated with digestive enzymes to make you feel good on the inside and out. Studies show that Prohydrolase has the potential to improve digestion and absorption. The addition of this patented enzyme combined with lactase ensures that OxyWhey delivers all the benefits, without the gas, bloating and discomfort some may experience.

Get your hands on a tub today and experience all the incredible benefits for yourself!

What is OxyWhey Lean Wellness Protein?

OxyWhey Lean Wellness Protein is an industry-first, innovative and science-based Lean Wellness Protein formula made from 100% pure, lean, non-GMO whey protein. OxyWhey Lean Wellness Protein is perfect for anyone looking for more from their protein than just repair and recovery.

OxyWhey not only delivers 25g of protein, we've also added scientifically proven ingredients to help with weight loss, gut health, wellness and vitality. All in a naturally flavoured, deliciously indulgent protein shake with 0 grams of fat, no added sugar and less than 2 grams of carbs.

When should I consume OxyWhey?

Preferably breakfast time (after morning cardio), and mid afternoon for a protein boost of energy, or any other time you're craving the delicious goodness of OxyWhey.

What are the added benefits of OxyWhey Lean Wellness Protein?

In addition to the 100% pure, lean, non-GMO whey protein, the inclusion of super probiotics have been scientifically proven to promote gut health and removes stomach discomfort typically associated with whey protein. For overall wellness, immunity and vitality, we've added alkalising vitamins, the full spectrum of B vitamins and minerals.

Why is OxyWhey different to regular protein?

How many protein powders have you tried that left you feeling sluggish, bloated, gassy and in general just yuck? Not Oxywhey! With added digestive enzymes to help your body to break down and digest, leaving you feeling light and comfortable.

What’s different about this protein powder is that it also contains a probiotic in the form of Lactobacillus Rhamnosus which has been studied to show benefit in promoting gut health and digestion, improving immunity and reducing inflammation.

Is OxyWhey cold processed and micro-filtered?

Yes

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