Question 1

Is this product not organic? are the products used organic but the company doesn't want to spend money on getting the organic label?

Accepted Answer

In order to receive the 'organic' label, a company has to go through a vigorous and lengthy process of government certification.  If memory serves (and it may not) the land itself must go through a 15 year period during which no chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, etc. are used.  And all of this must be checked and verified by the government.  So what this means is that a company MAY be adhering to organic growing principles, but simply not have gone through the government certification process.  There is certainly a level of trust involved.

Question 2

is there a smaller size to try?  5 pounds and $100 is a huge commitment for something I never tried before :(

Accepted Answer

Also, be aware that it takes 38g of product (160 calories) to get that 25 g of protein, compared to about 33 g (110 calories) servings for 27-30 g or protein elsewhere. One can't just compare 5 lb. to 5 lb. because this product requires that 38g for a serving. I think 5 lb. is about a 2 month supply, roughly $50/month, if used every day.

But this stuff is really good as a dessert or protein bar substitute. I add a scoop of chocolate and a scoop of strawberry and add just enough water to eat it with a spoon (like pudding), spread over whole grain flat bread, cooked oatmeal or yogurt, whatever.

Question 3

I was wondering if this product isheavy metal free. I consume about 50 grams (sometimes more), and heavy metals can be found in most protien powders

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Are you using this product more than once a day? I ask because your body cannot utilize more than around 22-25 grams of protein per serving, so if you're consuming 50 grams  per serving you may want to cut back. Do you mix it with water, milk, juice?  Wondering how it tastes.

Question 4

Is easy to claim purity and grass fed. But any one may know the truth if really it grass fed cows?

Accepted Answer

If your asking, from this poorly put together sentence, if that anyone knows if this product is really from grass fed cows then nobody is going to know for certain it's just a matter of trusting the manufacturer and their reputation, if they've been around long enough to have one. I can't really tell from the taste but I can say it doesn"t mix that easily.

ASIN	B0787S4YN1
ASIN	B0787S4YN1
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Egg Free, Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Preservative-Free, Soy Free
Best Sellers Rank	#183 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #4 in Sports Nutrition Whey Protein Powders
Brand Name	NAKED
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (6,228)
Date First Available	December 12, 2017
Diet Type	Gluten Free, Vegetarian
Flavor	Chocolate
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Weight	1 Pounds
Manufacturer	NAKED nutrition
Manufacturer	NAKED nutrition
Material Type Free	Caffeine Free, No Artificial Colors, No Artificial Flavors, No Artificial Sweeteners, Soy Free
Number of Items	1
Package Dimensions	7.56 x 4.92 x 4.88 inches; 1 Pounds
Package Type Name	Canister
Product Benefits	Muscle Growth
Protein Source	Whey
Recommended Uses For Product	Post-Workout
Total Servings Per Container	12
UPC	850042128152
Unit Count	16 Ounce

NAKED Chocolate Whey 1LB - All Natural Grass Fed Whey Protein Powder, Organic Cacao, and Coconut Sugar - NSF Certified, No GMO, No Soy, and Gluten Free, Aid Growth and Recovery - 12 Servings

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