It depends on the brand. Protein supplements are not regulated by the FDA. You should look at a consumer reports type publication that objectively analyzes the content of these supplements.
Soy protein while cheap is not as supplemental to your muscle building as whey protein that costs a little more. Don't rule out using a cheap protein in your body building experience, just don't make it the primary source of your protein.
There are plenty of companies that make cheap whey protein products. There are well known brands like Optimum Nutrition, Muscle Milk, Pure Protein, TrueMass, etc.
Your health is not worth making something cheap and home-made.
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A body builder can buy cheap egg protein from Amazon, Cross Fit, The Vitamin Shoppe, Nutrition Express, Sports Nutrition, Fitness Market, Bulk Powders and Nuva Life.
You could get some good tasting protein drinks at amazon.com. Amazon is a great website that will sell protein shakes at a very cheap price and they will taste good.
They are pretty cheap. Around this time they are worth about 5-10 dollars.
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not necessarily. nuts are a very good source of protein, yet, they are veyr cheap in most parts of the world.
If you are looking for Vegan protein substitute, try Amazon as they have a big choice and they seem to be cheap and they are more reliable than some other websites.
Amino spiking is when protein supplements are artificially boosted with cheap amino acids to make it seem like they contain more protein than they actually do. This can lower the overall quality of the protein supplement because it reduces the amount of complete protein available for muscle building and recovery.