Don’t worry if your jar of BCAA Gold or Insane Pre workout has gone solid (in one lump in the foil bag) or a bit clumpy. It’s perfectly normal and is due to the high GPLC content – one of the key functional ingredients that gives you results. Even though we use an anti-caking agent, the high GPLC content means the product is still prone to clumping.

However, the powder is only superficially hard – definitely not old, stale or a dud bag, the efficacy of the product is not compromised by this phenomenon, and it will still fully dissolve in water.

Get it back a free-flow state ready for scooping by manipulating it with your hands while it’s still inside the bag – a couple of sharp thumps on a sturdy counter top are a good place to start.

The powder is sensitive to moisture migration so we pack it into a foil bag to help protect it from environmental moisture and also make it easier for you to manipulate. We suggest keeping it stored in the bag (and store the bag inside the jar) to make it easier to handle whilst you’re using it, as it will continue to clump together naturally. Make sure you don’t get the scoop wet and put it back in the jar!

You’ll feel more alert as all pre-workouts contain stimulants, however it is a myth that the more wired or out of it you feel the better the pre-workout is. There’s a point where too much stimulant means you cannot work out to your peak. Insane Pre Workout will help you reach your peak workout power but won’t leave you feeling out of it. This doesn’t mean they’re not working.

It’s a common misconception that women shouldn’t consume protein powder, because theyíll get big and bulky. An increased protein intake (via protein shakes or otherwise) will do wonders for creating a lean, toned and fit figure in conjunction with your training, and you needn’t fear you will get big. To put it simply, it’s not possible for women to bulk up with huge muscles, even by lifting heavy weights, without artificial (and illegal) help, as they don’t have the testosterone levels that men do. An increased protein intake alongside a weight lifting/resistence program will help you build a lean, toned physique. With more muscle, you’ll burn more calories at rest, and more protein in your diet will assist with managing your appetite too.

This comes down to your body type/size/weight, and your activity level – along with your intended goal that you’re aiming for.
For sedentary adults (those that do little or no exercise) the Recommended Dietary Intake (RDI) of 0.8g of protein per kilogram (kg) of body weight is sufficient to maintain muscle mass.

Protein needs increase depending on the duration and intensity of exercise. For example an endurance athlete’s requirements may range from 1.2g to 1.4g per kg of body weight. Very active people, strength athletes and those doing resistance training need approximately 1.7-1.8g of protein per kg of body weight. An 80kg male would require 136 grams (80 x 1.7 = 136) of protein daily to maintain existing muscle and achieve further muscle growth.

WellsPro do not recommend protein intakes of higher than 2g/kg body weight. It’s not so much that intakes above this are dangerous for normal individuals, but rather your body is unable to effectively utilise more than this so you’re wasting your time and money.

Normal dietary protein sources include meats like chicken, fish, eggs, legumes, split pulses and dairy. However, while these sources are important in a healthy balanced diet, most of them come with unwanted extras like saturated fat and sugar. ISO WHEY GOLD provides an easy way to boost your protein intake, providing more of what you need and less of what you don’t. You can tailor ISO WHEY GOLD to suit your own personal requirements ñ a quick lunch with a piece of fruit, the right nutrition for after exercise or a workout, a filling mid afternoon snack, a sustaining breakfast or something that will stave of hunger and cravings when youíre racing out the door.

For sedentary adults (those that do little or no exercise) the Recommended Dietary Intake (RDI) of 0.8g of protein per kilogram (kg) of body weight is sufficient to maintain muscle mass.

Protein needs increase depending on the duration and intensity of exercise. For example an endurance athlete’s requirements may range from 1.2g to 1.4g per kg of body weight.

Very active people, strength athletes and those doing resistance training need approximately 1.7-1.8g of protein per kg of body weight. An 80kg male would require 136 grams (80 x 1.7 = 136) of protein daily to maintain existing muscle and achieve further muscle growth.

WellsPro do not recommend protein intakes of higher than 2g/kg body weight. It’s not so much that intakes above this are dangerous for normal individuals, but rather your body is unable to effectively utilise more than this so you’re wasting your time and money.

Normal dietary protein sources include meat like chicken, fish, eggs, legumes, split pulses and dairy. However, while these sources are important in a healthy balanced diet, most of them come with unwanted extras like saturated fat and sugar. Our protein supplement provides a quick and easy way to boost your protein intake, providing more of what you need and less of what you donít. They are also more easily and quickly absorbed, which is ideal when you need to optimise the recovery window for muscle recovery. In addition, per-serve a protein powder can be time saving and a very cost-effective way and to boost your intake.

Depending on your goal, the positive effects of using WellsPro supplements can become apparent in as little as two weeks. There are no typical results overnight, however, and our supplements will work in many different ways depending on the individual and their goals. The results you achieve and the time it takes will ultimately rest with you and how you manage your lifestyle, eating and exercise/training plans.