EverBuild Beef ISO / Beef Protein Isolate

What is EverBuild Beef ISO / Beef Protein Isolate?

• EverBuild’s product is not whey — it’s a beef‑protein isolate: protein derived from beef (hydrolyzed beef protein isolate), not from dairy. 

• It’s marketed as “ultra‑pure beef protein,” with claims like no sugar, no lactose, no cholesterol, and “hydrolyzed beef protein isolate” — meaning it aims to offer a clean, digestible, animal‑based protein alternative to whey. 

• This is useful especially for people who are lactose‑intolerant, avoid dairy, or prefer non‑milk proteins (e.g. beef‑derived), while still wanting a high‑protein supplement. 

Nutrition & What You Get per Serving (typical values):

Based on published supplement facts for EverBuild Beef Isolate: 

Key features / claims:

• The isolate is hydrolyzed beef protein — meaning faster absorption compared to some regular proteins. 

• It’s free from lactose, sugar, and cholesterol — which may make it easier on digestion for people avoiding dairy or watching macros. 

• Because it’s beef‑based, it’s also an option for those who don’t want milk‑derived proteins. 

When Someone Might Use Beef ISO Instead of Whey?

You might consider EverBuild Beef ISO 1 kg if:

• You are lactose‑intolerant or have dairy sensitivity but still want a high‑quality protein supplement.

• You prefer non‑dairy, meat‑derived protein — perhaps for personal, dietary, or digestive reasons.

• You aim for clean protein with low carbs/fat — useful if you are cutting, dieting, or tracking macros.

• You want a relatively high protein per serving (28 g) with minimal carbs/fat — that helps with muscle maintenance or growth while controlling overall calories.

• You want to avoid typical whey heaviness/tendency to bloat (some people find whey heavy), beef isolate can sometimes be easier on digestion (though responses vary).

What to Check !

• As with all supplements — this is a supplement, not a meal replacement. Whole‑food protein + balanced nutrition + proper training + rest remain essential.

• Because it's beef‑derived protein, if you have red‑meat allergies or avoid beef for dietary/religious reasons, it’s not suitable.

• Always verify packaging, seal, ingredient list, and authenticity — especially for imported supplements or those sold online in markets with many unofficial imports.

• Serving size matters: recommended scoop (≈ 35 g) — overscooping changes carbs/fat/calories and might defeat the purpose of a “lean” protein.

• Even if lactose and sugar are zero/low, flavorings and additives may vary by batch — check full label if you have sensitivities (e.g. to soy, flavorings, sweeteners). (MFSupps)