Dr. Mercola Pro-Optimal Whey Chocolate - All Natural - Powdered Dietary Supplement Drink Mix - No Artificial Sweeteners Or Flavors - 1.2 lb Jar (540g)
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                    Dr Mercola Pro Optimal Whey Protein promotes your peak wellness by use of a proprietary combination of an exceptionally high quality whey protein, along with healthy fats, carbs, and micronutrients.
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                    Make Pro Optimal Whey Protein part of your no-nonsense breakfast: Gets you out the door quickly each day fueled with a high quality, low carbohydrate, protein-rich supplement to help meet your protein needs.
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                    Pro Optimal Whey Protein sustains you for hours - unlike many carbohydrate-based cereals, it provides you with prolonged energy throughout the morning. Plus, it's available in 3 delicious flavors: Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry.
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                    The foundational ingredient in Pro-Optimal Whey is whey protein, considered by many to be protein's super-star, and nature's richest source of biologically active protein.
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                    The milk used in Pro-Optimal Whey Protein comes only from cows that graze on pesticide-free, chemical-free, natural grass pastures. It is soy-free, gluten-free, and free of preservatives.
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