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Is it a MUST to have whey ? NO! But can you really get that much protein through food ? I prefer to get at least 2 gramms per kg of pure protein..Of course not on all days. But you need to figure out what your goals are,how much kcal do you spend etc...And honestly if you want to get the same amount of protein as "animal" protein ( chicken etc) and whey protein powder ,getting raw and real stuff is much more expensive. So the best thing to do is to get a combo of those two...

don't bother with whey protein isolate or fancy shit like that. plain old whey protein concentrate is fine.

Yes don't get carried away with cool marketing with six pack abs huge guys on the whey protein claiming all sorts of stuff. The craziest thing I saw recently is "BEEF PROTEIN ISOLATE"  Haha....They claim all sorts of shit and then they put jellow ( not sure if spelled it right) but they put that instead of actual beef.

whey protein is animal protein

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This is very important to remember. And  I actually tried natural whey it tastes so bad you would not believe it...

But whey is to expensive for me as a student.

Find a part time job,save some money, don't waste it on alchocol and crappy stuff.

On which things I should take a look when I´m buying proteinpowder ?

There are a few stuff you should now before buying a whey protein. There a GOLD STANDARD and Elite Standard. Gold standard is much more expensive but also better. For example I now have elite standard muscle tech whey protein and I bought it for pretty cheap $ and its fine,but if you want to get fancy ( because you are a student you probably will not, I am a student too ) then get gold if you can.

Also the % of whey is important. You have whey's that offer 70 % and 80 % and at the end of course 100 %. The best ones are of course with 100 % of pure whey but also they cost the most money usually. Also they will give you probably some extra content in the whey like bcaa glutamin and stuff so that will pump up the price a bit too, so make sure to search for just whey without anything else.

That is pretty much it so I would aim for 80% of whey protein , elite standard.

This is very important to remember. And  I actually tried natural whey it tastes so bad you would not believe it...

I had that stuff for years. I've had about 60kg of that stuff in the last coupla years. Wow that's a lot. You get used to the taste. But I got tired of it eventually. I've switched to flavoured whey. It just tastes so much better it's like having a delicious treat, and cos they're usually low carb or whatever it's no big deal. I have three different flavours atm, all WPC. strawberry which i love (breakfast), choc mint (which sucks really), and banana (which is great).

Pros of natural whey are it's cheaper, you get slightly more protein per unit weight (cos there is no additives for flavouring). And you can choose your own flavour by adding stuff to it if you're into making shakes. I used to do the whole blender thing, throw stuff in there, icecream, fruit etc. It's fun for a while but I kept breaking my blenders and fuck that noise. Most of the time I just had it unflavoured though because it's inconvenient to make a smoothie before rushing off to work or before gym or after .. Now i just use a blender bottle with flavoured whey, takes seconds to prepare and it's easy to clean and there is nothing to break. I don't even use that wire ball thing, just shake it hard and ready to go.

i'm with LBSS i live on whey. I take 3 scoops a day. Sometimes I take 2.5 another times I take 3.5 but most days it's 3. If i'm a scoop light than usual i'll have trouble with hunger.

I'm similar to you guys in that my lbm is around 150lb .. so I don't need a huge amount of protein, aim to get 150g a day. morning -  3 whole eggs, whey shake with 1.5 scoop in the morning in 300-400mL lowfat milk. Preworkout and post workout i'll have 300mL low fat milk with 1-1.5 scoop of protein each. And then a bit of meat for dinner (~20-40g protein). And that's it.

Back in teh day i used to eat a lot of protein 200g+ but that was stupid and wasteful and i didn't know better. I am more discerning about my choice of nutritional advice nowadays.

TLDR: get natural whey if you are a student and don't care about taste. it's cheap, easy and good way to a good quality protein supplement in your diet.

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Right, it's cheaper per gram than other sources. If you buy bulk and go for the unflavoured kind it works out the cheapest. A student on a budget i'd def go with bulk unflavoured wpc. Provided you can stomach it and don't mind the taste. And flavoured WPC isn't too expensive either if you buy it in bulk although it's obviously more expensive than unflavoured.

ok thank you guys I´m going to look out for some whey
Hopefully I find something not that expensive For the whey i´ve seen you pay here in my country around 25€ per kg -.-

custom blend, 100% high-grade WPC, no additives, vanilla flavor, $5.99/lb. with shipping, for 10 lbs that comes to about $75.