Bodylogix Natural Grass-Fed Whey Protein Powder, Decadent Chocolate, 1.85 Pound

Amazing. This Whey protein has very few ingredients, and mixes up well. I find that, out of old habit, I shake the powered very vigorously for a long time, but this is unnecessary. A few swirls will do just fine in 8oz of water (the label says 6-8oz, I just go with 8). It mixes quickly into a very pleasant, light chocolate flavor (without any nasty 'clumps').A few months after purchasing this, I was doing some research on Whey. I learned there are 3 main types; Concentrate, Isolate, and Hydrolysate, each with their own respective pro's and con's. Out of curiosity, I checked to see what kind of whey Bodylogix uses. Their number one ingredient is their "Protein Blend", which includes all three types. For myself, this is great! But if you're set on one exact type, this may not be for you.The only ingredients aside from the "Protein Blend" are as follows; natural chocolate flavor, cocoa, organic stevia leaf extract, lecithin, bromenlain. Note that it DOES contain milk and soy.-This product is Gluten free, which is not a concern for me, but I know it is very popular these days.-The use cold processed cross-flow microfiltration, so they're not denaturing the proteins during processing.-They source from grass-fed cowsYou might be able to tell from the photo, this protein comes in a cardboard-textured box that is recyclable with paper, or can go with compost. The actual power is in a removable sack inside of this.Overall, this is a nice, pleasant tasting protein with very few ingredients. It mixes up great, it's everything I've been wanting in a protein powder. Kudos to Bodylogix. I'll certainly be a repeat buyer.

This whey protein really surprised me. I had never heard of the company before, but after noticing a coupon I decided to give it a shot since I was almost out of my Optimum Nutrition tub.Now I'm no bodybuilder, but I have been training for a few months and decided to incorporate protein powder (usually whey) into my diet. I've tried about a dozen different brands and flavors, and this product is the only one I've bought twice.A few things I look for in a powdered protein supplement:1. Solubility: My routine is shaker cup + water + powder. If it doesn't dissolve easily or tastes funky with just water, it isn't a winner in my opinion. I've only tried the vanilla flavor, but this powder mixes beautifully and quickly. Just make sure your water isn't ice cold, or you might get some clumps.2. Nutritional profile: I'm interested in calorie/protein/sugar/carb ratios, and this hits all the marks. There is some sodium and cholesterol, but it's a lot lower compared to other powders I've tried.3. Ingredients: So much better than other powders! Only a handful, all recognizable, plus they use stevia.4. Taste: I've seen some mixed reviews on taste. Again I've only tried the vanilla flavor, but this was the CLEANEST tasting protein powder I have ever tried. I think it really struck me because I was using Optimum Nutrition right before this. It could be the fewer ingredients or the fact that it comes from grass fed cows - I really don't care. Opinions on taste are entirely personal, but I found myself craving this after a workout.The powder itself is soft and smooth compared to others, which can be mealy or grainy. I think this helps the solubility and provides the smooth taste. And a purchasing tip: if the price fluctuates too much on Amazon, Walgreens (or Walgreens.com) also has the product in stock.

I purchased this product less than 2 months ago and since then, it's gone up almost $11 (not even including shipping), which is pretty ridiculous. So now I'm buying it elsewhere, for much less. The price increase wouldn't of been that big of a deal but considering it's for less than 2 pounds of whey that does indeed contain GMOs, it's just not justified. If you buy it on here without prime, 1 tub is $38 shipped. I discovered that Walgreens carries the same product for $23, so I buy it there now.[Note: While the pictures from this listing show the container with a label stating "NO GMOS", the label on the tub I received was different and nowhere on the product does it claim the product is GMO free).As for for product itself, it's simply fantastic.I had been using another companies "naturally sweetened" whey but it always left me incredibly bloated. Actually, every Stevia product i've ever used in the past made me bloated...but I never tried an organic one, so I decided to try Bodylogix. My previous whey was sweetened with Rebaudioside A. Since I switched, I haven't been bloated once, which I couldn't be happier about. The "organic Stevia Leaf Extract" that Bodylogix uses seems to have made a huge difference. This is one of the only 1 or 2 whey powders i've ever used that doesn't effect me in any negative whey (pun intended, I suppose) whatsoever.Taste is great, mixes great...can't say enough good things about this. Just ditch the GMOs and get the price back down.