WEIDER TRAINING WHEY™ contains small-specialized whey protein fractions called di & tripeptides. These smaller fractions are the preferred form for protein transport, so absorption of hydrolyzed protein occurs much faster than digestive fractions arising from the digestion of whole proteins. Smaller peptide fractions and particularly di & tripeptides are absorbed more quickly than digestive products from whole whey protein or whole casein protein, but the transport system responsible for moving di & tripeptides into your system can be more efficient, so even though small peptides are absorbed fast, they may be metabolized more efficiently. The additional potential for protein synthesis imparted by more efficiently handled amino acids can help the protein synthetic machinery more readily take advantage of recovery and growth periods following intense exercise.

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