
Transparency, backed by human evidence
At TSA TEKK, we believe you should know exactly what goes into your protein — and why it’s there.
This guide breaks down our whey proteins, sweeteners, and functional ingredients in a clear, science-backed way.
No fear. No fluff. Just facts.
What Is Whey Protein?
Whey is a high-quality protein derived from milk during cheese production.
It contains all essential amino acids and is rapidly absorbed, making it ideal for muscle recovery, strength, and daily protein intake.
Depending on processing, whey exists in three primary forms.
Whey Isolate
Light texture • Low lactose • Easy digestion
Whey isolate is the most refined form of whey protein.
Key characteristics
Very low lactose
Low fat and carbohydrates
Light, smooth texture
Gentle on digestion
Best suited for
People with lactose sensitivity
Those who prefer lighter shakes
Anyone focused on lean protein intake
Think of whey isolate as the cleanest, lightest option.
TSA TEKK Whey Blend (Isolate + Concentrate)
Best of both worlds
Our whey blend is designed for people who want performance without sacrificing taste or texture.
What’s inside
70% whey isolate
30% whey concentrate
This isolate proportion is higher than most blends on the market.
Why blend them?
Isolate → low lactose, easy digestion
Concentrate → creaminess, body, mouthfeel
The result
Better texture
More satisfying shakes
Balanced taste and performance
A smart blend for people who want quality + texture — not compromises.
Whey Concentrate
Thicker • Traditional • Budget-friendly
Whey concentrate is the least processed form of whey protein.
Key characteristics
Contains more lactose and fat
Thicker, creamier texture
More economical
Works well for
People without lactose issues
Those who enjoy rich, thick shakes
Anyone looking for a cost-effective protein option
Which One Should You Choose?
Low lactose & light digestion → Whey Isolate
Great texture + high-quality protein → TSA TEKK Whey Blend
Thick shakes at a lower cost → Whey Concentrate
Sweeteners at TSA TEKK
A product-specific, evidence-based approach
We don’t believe in a one-sweetener-fits-all formula.
Different products require different sweeteners to optimise taste, texture, and stability — while staying within conservative safety margins.
Sweeteners Used Across TSA TEKK Products
Sucralose
Used in:
Mango, Vanilla, Strawberry Banana blends
Chocolate Whey Isolate (1 kg – current batch)
Allulose
Used in:
Whey concentrate
A naturally occurring rare sugar used selectively to improve mouthfeel.
Monk Fruit + Stevia (Reb M)
Used in:
Cold Coffee Whey Isolate (1 kg)
Natural, plant-derived sweeteners chosen for clean taste and stability.
Sucralose — What the Science Shows
Sucralose is a non-caloric sweetener used globally in foods and beverages.
Regulatory approval
Approved in over 80 countries by:
FDA
EFSA
WHO / JECFA
Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI)
FDA: 5 mg/kg body weight/day
EFSA & WHO: up to 15 mg/kg/day
For a 70 kg adult:
~5 cans of diet soda/day (FDA)
~15 cans/day (EFSA)
A typical scoop of TSA TEKK whey contains ~15–20 mg — far below safety limits.
Human evidence summary
No adverse effects on blood sugar or insulin
No meaningful impact on appetite or gut hormones
Modest benefits for weight management when replacing sugar
Neutral or favourable gut microbiota outcomes
Bottom line: approved sweeteners can safely replace sugar when used as intended.
Monk Fruit
Natural • Zero sugar • Zero calories
Monk fruit is a small green fruit from southern China, used traditionally for its natural sweetness.
Why it’s sweet
Its sweetness comes from mogrosides:
200–250× sweeter than sugar
Zero calories
No blood sugar spike
Safety & use
Classified as GRAS
Suitable for people with diabetes
Used in very small amounts (~100–200 mg per scoop)
Stevia (Rebaudioside M — Reb M)
Clean taste • Modern stevia
Stevia comes from the Stevia rebaudiana plant.
We use Reb M, one of the cleanest-tasting stevia compounds available.
Why Reb M?
Minimal bitterness
More sugar-like sweetness
Better mouthfeel than older stevia extracts
Safety overview
Strong global safety profile
ADI: 0–4 mg/kg/day (steviol equivalents)
Real-world intake from whey is far below this limit
Key benefits
No blood sugar spikes
Supports calorie reduction
Tooth-friendly and heat-stable
Functional Ingredients
Xanthan Gum
Texture • Stability • Smoothness
Xanthan gum is a soluble fibre produced through natural fermentation.
Why it’s used
Improves creaminess and mouthfeel
Prevents clumping
Keeps shakes evenly mixed
Typical intake from whey is ~0.1 g per scoop — well within safe limits.
Sunflower Lecithin
Mixability • Instantisation
Sunflower lecithin is a plant-derived emulsifier that improves mixability.
TSA TEKK approach
We do not add lecithin separately.
Our whey is imported from Polmlek (Poland) and is already instantised at the source.
Typical amount:
~60–150 mg per scoop
Does not affect protein quality, digestion, or amino acid absorption.
Silicon Dioxide
Flow agent • Stability
Used in trace amounts to:
Prevent clumping
Improve powder flow
Widely approved with a strong safety record.
The TSA TEKK Perspective
We choose ingredients that:
Are backed by human evidence
Stay well within conservative safety limits
Improve real-world usability (taste, texture, digestion)
Help reduce unnecessary sugar intake
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