Question 1

How does Thermowhey Weight Loss Protein taste?

Accepted Answer

Thermowhey is flavoured and is generally considered to have a pleasant taste.

Question 2

What is it made from?

Accepted Answer

Thermowhey is a protein derived from milk.

Question 3

Are samples of Thermowhey available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can request a free sample of Thermowhey from our  Free Sample  page.

Question 4

Can I purchase Thermowhey in smaller sizes?

Accepted Answer

Yes - Thermowhey is also available in single serve sachets which we call  Thermowhey Sample Packs .

Question 5

How is Thermowhey packaged?

Accepted Answer

Thermowhey is packaged in resealable 1kg pouches.

Question 6

Is the packaging for Thermowhey recyclable?

Accepted Answer

In theory yes, but not in all council areas right now. The REDcycle program has been discontinued, and the industry is working together to find a solution to continue recycling soft plastics. For now, we recommend checking with your local council, but most require you to put the packaging in your regular landfill bin. The included scoop can be recycled as hard plastic in your local council pickup. For more information about what Bulk is doing to improve sustainability,  check this article .

Question 7

Can I receive a discount buying more than one pouch of Thermowhey at once?

Accepted Answer

You betcha! Price breaks for Thermowhey begin when you purchase 2 pouches of any flavour. Just add more than that to your cart to see the savings.

Question 8

How does a protein powder for weight loss work?

Accepted Answer

A protein powder for weight loss works by multiple actions. Generally, the first is by utilising a slower absorbing protein like Micellar Casein in the blend, this has an effect of increasing fullness, meaning less calories are consumed. The second mechanism is the fat burning effect caused by the combination of key ingredients.

Question 9

How much sugar does a protein powder for weight loss have?

Accepted Answer

Most protein powder for weight loss are low in sugar, they would contain around 1 gram of sugar per serve. Low sugar levels contribute to the GI response of the product. A low glycemic index means that energy is less likely to be converted and stored as fats.

Question 10

How much fat does a protein powder for weight loss have?

Accepted Answer

A protein powder for weight loss typically has low fat levels, less than 1 gram per serve.

Question 11

Do I still need to eat healthy food if using a Weight Loss Protein?

Accepted Answer

Yes, while Weight Loss Proteins can work well if replacing a meal or snack, they won’t do much if total daily calories exceed output. If a diet is otherwise unhealthy then a single protein shake a day is unlikely to make much difference.

Question 12

Do I still need to exercise if using a Weight Loss Protein?

Accepted Answer

Exercise is always recommended as a key part of any healthy lifestyle due and should be used in combination with a Weight Loss Protein. Research shows significant benefit to physical and mental health from exercise which are vital during a weight loss journey.

Question 13

Are Weight Loss Proteins low GI?

Accepted Answer

Many Weight Loss Proteins are low GI as they use Micellar Casein as a protein source. Low carbohydrates and sugar levels also reduces the GI rating. Some weight loss shakes labelled as “meal replacements” and weight loss shakes are not low in sugar though due to their high levels of carbohydrates. Thermowhey has less than 1.5g of carbs per serve.

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