Muscle Provider is a powdered drink mix consisting of high-quality fast acting proteins derived from milk and egg. Whey protein isolate (WPI) and whey protein hydrolysate (WPH), perhaps the most studied and anabolically proven proteins in the world, comprise the bulk of Muscle Provider. Their quantities are considered exceptional by industry standards: Muscle Provider contains more than 35 times as much WPI and nearly 10 times as much WPH as some products. To WPI and WPH have been added several other high-quality proteins including whey protein concentrate (WPC), calcium-bound caseinate, hydrolyzed lactalbumin and egg white. All of the milk proteins in the formula are obtained from fresh milk supplied by BSE-free cows born and raised in the United States subject to USDA guidelines.

Each protein in Muscle Provider is characterized by its own amino acid profile, speed of digestion and absorption, taste and mouthfeel. The combination and proportions of proteins in Muscle Provider give it a taste and mouthfeel that no other company has been able to duplicate while also allowing it to dissolve, digest and absorb very easily. Muscle Provider is ready to begin stimulating protein synthesis, inhibiting protein breakdown and otherwise maximizing your gains in muscle size and strength from training almost immediately.*

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Muscle Provider (Beverly International) - Average rating 4 (1 review)  - Write a review Show Reviews Reviews (0) (1) (0) (0) (0)   June 09, 2010 Reviewer: James in Rhode Island I've tried multiple different products and find this one to be quite good. It mixes easy, isn't overly sweet, digests easy (no bloating), and does everything a good protein powder should. I can certainly tell when I am/am not using. Give it a try and share your thoughts/results. This review is specific to Muscle Provider, Vanilla Was this review helpful to you? Yes  No