Protien Powder Without Artificial Sweetener

Forgot to use google. Found this to answer my question:


supplementmania.com/proteinPowder.html
 
Yes, there is a protein powder without any artificial sweeteners. Check out BulkFoodsDirect.com. They have an unflavored protein powder that is pure whey protein. 27 grams of protein per scoop and only 3 grams of carbs.
 
optimum nutrition also has a 100% whey, unflavored, unsweetened powder available. I know people who'll put this in their oatmeal, smoothies, and cottage cheese to up protein.

that said, I'm not a fan of un-natural processed sweetners either. I do keep splenda around because its at least a chemical compound I can understand.

And, I also use it in moderation...not even every day will I use a packet in something. Just depends.

Stuff like sacchrine might give rats cancer in MEGA doses (we're talking about the amount in 4,000 cans of diet soda)
 
Not really a fan of the prices, but trueprotein.com has that option. Go check it out.

AllTheWhey and Designer also make unflavored proteins, if I remember correctly.

Also, MuscleGauge protein uses Stevia. Whether or not you qualify that as "artificial" is up to you.
 
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Stevia. Whether or not you qualify that as "artificial" is up to you.

Personally, I do not qualify stevia as "artificial" as it's made from a plant... but that's just me :)

(for more info, i found this link which you can read... or not .. your choice.. hehe :) : )

My dietary needs over the last 6 yrs have led me on many paths to find protein powders & RTDs and like you, I try to stay away from the chemicals and stick with natural/organic products.

Tag0519.....
Good luck with your search :)
 
Personally, I do not qualify stevia as "artificial" as it's made from a plant... but that's just me :)

(for more info, i found this link which you can read... or not .. your choice.. hehe :) : )

My dietary needs over the last 6 yrs have led me on many paths to find protein powders & RTDs and like you, I try to stay away from the chemicals and stick with natural/organic products.

Tag0519.....
Good luck with your search :)
This is a good basic information site based on the Q&A, but just as a side note, "Stevia.com" is usually not the most reliable place to get information on Stevia, just as "_____.com" is not the best place to get information on whatever substance ______ is. It will ALWAYS be biased.
 
Optimum Nutrition makes a line sweetened with Stevia. Same as the regular Gold Standard just sweetened with Stevia instead of Acesulfame K. I think it is ON 100% Natural Whey, comes in Vanilla Chocolate and Strawberry. Tastes a little different than the regular I found it easy enough to get used to.
 
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