Whey Protein Dragon Ball Super Limited Edition Vegeta - 900g Crema Burnt Life

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LifePRO Dragon Ball Super Limited Edition Vegeta Whey Protein LifePRO Dragon Ball Super Limited Edition Vegeta Whey Protein is a whey protein concentrate with premium ingredients, formulated for those who train with determination, discipline, and consistency. This protein is more than just nutrition: it's a tribute to Vegeta's spirit of overcoming adversity, the symbol of unwavering effort. 73% Instant Lacprodan® SP-8011 Protein Concentrate 22g of protein per 30g serving Contains Tolerase® L lactase enzyme for improved digestion Soy lecithin-free and free of common allergens such as gluten, nuts, and eggs Available in irresistible flavors Key Composition of LifePRO Dragon Ball Super Limited Edition Vegeta Whey Protein This limited edition from LifePRO includes a high-purity instant whey protein concentrate, enriched with a specific enzyme to facilitate digestion. Not only is it a whey protein with an excellent nutritional profile, but it also represents an effective solution for those looking to increase their protein intake without digestive discomfort. Lacprodan® SP-8011 instant whey protein (98.1%) with 73g of protein per 100g of product 22g of protein per 30g serving, with only 2.6g of carbohydrates and 1.8g of fat Complete essential amino acid profile, including 10.23g of leucine, 9.12g of lysine, and 7.46g of threonine per 100g of product Includes Tolerase® L: 45mg of lactase enzyme per serving Why choose LifePRO Dragon Ball Super Limited Edition Vegeta Whey Protein? This protein not only stands out for its nutritional quality. It has also been designed for those who demand more from their supplements. Its design pays tribute to one of the most demanding and disciplined characters in the Dragon Ball universe, making it a motivating choice for those who train with both head and heart. Perfect for supporting recovery after intense workouts Ideal during cutting phases to maintain muscle mass Easy to digest thanks to the lactase enzyme, even for mild intoler