With CEL Lab-Series Whey protein and many other high level sports supplements there is a true saying in the Gym and that is "you only get out what you put in". That is why with CEL LAB SERIES Whey Protein Powder we have brought together nothing but the highest qulaity ingredients to ensure that you get the very best supplement performance.

CEL LAB-SERIES WHEY PROTEIN  

 Available in 2.27Kg/5Lbs

CEL LAB-SERIES Whey is comprised of a 4 –Step Multi-Blend profile which consists of Whey Protein Concentrate, Whey Protein Isolate, BCAA’s and L-Glutamine bringing you one of the best LAB Engineered Whey Protein formulations available.

CEL LAB-SERIES Whey contains possibly the best ingredient profile available within today’s modern supplement market, comprising of 76% Whey Protein that has undergone intense LAB-SERIES profiling to ensure that our supplement provides consistent, outstanding performance to all athletes who seek nutritional perfection.

CEL LAB-SERIES Whey 4-Step Multi Blend:

CEL LAB-SERIES WHEY STEP 1: We use less Whey Concentrate to keep Calorie and Fat to a minimal level, to ensure we give the very best balance in “quality” protein from every serving.

CEL LAB- SERIES WHEY STEP 2:  We want to deliver a higher Biological Value (BV). To achieve this we use a higher amount of Whey Protein Isolate (WPI) which ensures maximum purity of CEL LAB-SERIES Whey Protein powder.

CEL LAB- SERIES WHEY STEP 3:  Next we add BCAA’s. Muscles use BCAA’s unlike other amino acids, which giving BCAA’s within CEL LAB-SERIES two unique properties. The first is during workouts as muscles readily use BCAA’s as a fuel source. Second during the rest period, after workouts BCAA’s are used for building muscle. These are two very important considerations to take into account when it comes to the timing and consumption of your supplement.

CEL LAB-SERIES WHEY STEP 4: L-Glutamine is recognised to be the most abundant amino acid in the body. Amino acids in proteins are building blocks for many of the body’s tissue – Including Muscle. Within these blocks are haemoglobin, enzymes, hormones and antibodies. Intense exercise or physical stress can cause blood and muscle levels of glutamine to fall.