Scitec Nutrition
Whey Infusion 500 g

Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion is a multi-component whey protein shake designed to support muscle growth, maintenance, and post-workout recovery. It combines whey protein concentrate (WPC) with milk protein, enriched with L-glutamine, L-arginine, and BCAA amino acids (leucine, isoleucine, valine). With 18 g of protein per 25 g serving, it is a comprehensive supplement suitable post-workout or as a daily protein source during strength training or fat loss.

The recommended dose is 25 g (3/4 of a scoop) mixed in 250 ml of water, twice daily. Each serving provides 18 g of protein, 88 kcal, less than 0.5 g of fat, 2 g of carbohydrates (of which 1.5 g is sugar), and 3.5 g of fibre. A 2000 g package contains a total of 80 servings. Follow the recommended dosage; do not use as a substitute for a balanced diet.

Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion is ideal primarily after a workout. The fast-acting whey protein fraction (WPC) delivers amino acids to muscles immediately after strain to initiate recovery, while milk proteins ensure a slower release of nutrients during the day. Because of this dual-phase action, it is also suitable as a protein shake between meals. The manufacturer recommends 2 servings per day.

Yes, Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion is a gluten-free product suitable for individuals with coeliac disease or gluten sensitivity. However, it does contain declared allergens – soy (lecithin) and milk. Those with allergies to these ingredients should be cautious and consult a doctor before use.

Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion contains whey protein concentrate and milk protein concentrate, which may contain lactose. Therefore, the product is not suitable for people with a cow's milk allergy. Individuals with mild lactose intolerance may have different individual reactions. In such cases, we recommend consulting a doctor or choosing an isolate-based protein with lower lactose content.

Yes, Whey Infusion is suitable for a weight-loss diet. One 25 g serving contains only 88 kcal, less than 0.5 g of fat, and 1.5 g of sugar. The high protein content (18 g) contributes to satiety and muscle preservation during a calorie deficit. Additionally, the product is palm oil-free and low in sugar, making it suitable for controlled calorie intake.

Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion is a multi-component protein combining whey concentrate (WPC, 36%) and milk protein concentrate (35%), whereas pure whey isolate (WPI) typically contains 90%+ protein with minimal lactose and fat. Whey Infusion also includes L-glutamine, L-arginine, BCAAs, and inulin, making it a more complex daily protein with higher fibre content, rather than a product aiming purely for the highest percentage of protein per gram.

Scitec 100% Whey Protein is primarily built on one type of whey protein and focused on pure protein intake, while Whey Infusion combines WPC with milk protein and contains added L-glutamine, L-arginine, BCAAs, and inulin. Thanks to the milk protein fraction, Whey Infusion offers slower amino acid release and higher fibre content. It is thus better suited as an all-day comprehensive protein source, rather than just a post-workout drink.

L-glutamine (5.5% of the formula) is an amino acid supporting muscle recovery after training and the immune system. L-arginine hydrochloride (2.0%) is involved in nitric oxide synthesis, which may contribute to better muscle blood flow. Both amino acids provide added value compared to standard protein products and increase the recovery potential of Whey Infusion during regular training.

Inulin is a natural soluble fibre that contributes to the high fibre content – at least 13 g per 100 g of product and 3.5 g per 25 g serving. Fibre supports digestive health and satiety. In some sensitive individuals, a high intake of inulin can cause flatulence, so we recommend monitoring your body's reaction when starting.

No, Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians who avoid dairy products. The product contains whey protein concentrate and milk protein concentrate – both of which are animal-derived. It also contains soy lecithin. For vegans, plant-based proteins such as pea, soy, or rice protein are more suitable.

Yes, Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion can be combined with creatine, vitamins, and other dietary supplements. Protein and creatine do not interfere with each other, and their combination is standard practice in strength training. Since Whey Infusion already contains BCAAs, L-glutamine, and L-arginine, monitor your total daily intake if using other amino acid supplements to avoid exceeding reasonable amounts.

Whey Infusion contains milk proteins, which can cause bloating or digestive issues in sensitive individuals or those with lactose intolerance. Inulin (fibre) can cause flatulence in some people at higher doses. New users should start with one serving per day and monitor their response. The product is not intended to treat diseases; please consult a doctor if you have existing health problems.

Scitec Nutrition Whey Infusion 2000 g is available in five flavours: peanut butter, banana, chocolate ice cream, strawberry, and vanilla ice cream. The product is characterised by a thick, creamy consistency and a rich dessert taste. Nutritional values may vary slightly depending on the flavour – for example, the fibre content (min. 13 g/100 g) may differ slightly between flavours. The base protein content (18 g per serving) remains the same.