I just recently added three new protein options to the Clear Medicine shopping experience. I chose ATP Labs as a new supplier of my protein powders due to these reasons:

Atp Labs tests every batch of raw materials to identify, potency, microbial contaminants, heavy metals solvent residues and allergens.. Manufactured in Canada 

The whey protein is: 

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In addition to having an understanding of the quality of the protein pooduct. The typeo of protein powder also has specific nutritional benefits. When it comes to fueling your body with high-quality protein, the options are vast — and a little overwhelming. But which is best for muscle building, digestion, and overall health?

Let’s break down the nutritional value and amino acid profileof these three protein sources to help you decide which one fits your goals.

1. Whey Protein Isolate: The Gold Standard

Overview:
Derived from milk during the cheese-making process, whey protein isolate (WPI) is processed to remove most fats and carbs, resulting in a protein powder that’s typically 90%+ protein by weight.

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2. Beef Protein: A Surprising Contender

Overview:
Beef protein powder is made from hydrolyzed beef, often stripped of fats and cholesterol. It's popular among those who avoid dairy but want an animal-based protein.

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3. Mixed Vegan Protein (Pea + Rice): A Plant-Based Power Combo

Overview:
Alone, most plant proteins are incomplete, but blending pea and rice protein creates a complete amino acid profile. Pea is high in lysine, while rice is rich in methionine.

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Final Comparison Table

Feature	Whey Isolate	Beef Protein	Pea + Rice Protein
Protein (per 30g)	~27g	~25g	~20–25g
Complete Protein	✅	✅	✅ (when combined)
Leucine (approx.)	2.7g	2.3g	1.8–2.2g
BCAAs (total)	~6g	~5g	~4.5–5g
Digestion Speed	Fast	Moderate	Moderate
Vegan Friendly	❌	❌	✅
Lactose-Free	✅ (mostly)	✅	✅

Bottom Line: Which Should You Choose?

In the end, all three can support fitness goals when used appropriately. Choose based on your dietary needs, ethical stance, and digestive comfort — your body (and conscience) will thank you.