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 Overview: 
Body Supreme whey protein formula claims to be something altogether different from its rivals in
that it contains a careful blend of high quality whey protein, whey protein isolate and BCAA's. But
does Body Supreme really stand up to BPS firm favourites such as PhD's Pharma Whey or BSN
Syntha?
If you're serious about putting on some lean muscle, we recommend you avoid Body Supreme Pure
whey, for a number of reasons. Firstly, it offers only 18g of protein per serving, the lowest of
all the protein supplements reviewed here at bestproteinshakes.org.uk. For best results from a
protein shake, you should be looking at a very minimum of 20g of protein per serving. The second
issue we have with Body Supreme's Pure Whey is the measly 908g. Value for money is often achieved
when you buy your tubs in at about 2.5kg a time so paying over £15 for 908g isn't really worth
it.
Body Supreme Whey Protein Ingredients
TasteIn all honesty, it doesn't taste that bad, the main problem we found was mixing
it (which is often a sign of poor quality protein). It's not a nice taste like some of the
newer protein shakes, but its palatable - just. It's best mixed with milk (like most) but it
will go down okay with water if you can get it to mix well. We tested strawberry which left a
rather unpleasant after taste and so we have a feeling the safer option would be vanilla. If you
can find a chocolate flavoured blend of Body Supreme Pure Whey, try mixing it with a banana and
some peanut butter to take the edge off.
Customer reviews
"Bought from Adsa for £17.99, not a very pleasant taste. Only three weeks in so too early to
report any real results."
Kenneth - County
Down
"Poor mixability, poor quality, low in protein and can't wait to finish it"
Tony - East
Fife
"I finished a packet of Body Supreme Whey Protein about a month ago and switched to IDS. Nothing
about this made me want to repeat purchase. It left me feeling hungry and seemingly increased my
flatulence. If you're serious about putting on muscle, you need more than 18g of protein too."
Jack Rogers -
London
"After reading some of the Body Supreme Whey protein reviews on the Argos website, I decided to
give it a try as I'm pretty new to this. The first time, I tried mixing it with a folk in a pint
glass and it was awful. I managed to buy myself a shaker but it still doesn't mix well."
Tom Hall -
Devon
Verdict
With the serious gym enthusiasts in mind, we don't recommend you rush out and buy Body Supreme
Pure Whey protein. Overall, it's not a good product. From the cheap packaging, to the measly 18g of
protein per serving and the poor mixing - we really do struggle to find anything positive to
offer.
If price is an issue, take a look at our quality yet affordable whey protein shakes such as
Garnell Nutrition As One or USN Protein.
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