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Cleared · 2 ingredients shown
Cleared2 of 2 ingredients
Whey Protein Concentrate (Lecithin)Cleared
BromelainCleared
Unknown
02 — Claims audit
Every label claim, fact-checked.
We treat each claim as a question — does what’s inside back it up? Tap a claim for the reasoning.
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claims fully supported
“Cleanest Protein. Ever.”misleading
The product has only two functional ingredients and no artificial additives, which is genuinely minimal for the category, but 'Ever' is a subjective superlative with no defined benchmark or independent comparison.
“No added flavours”true
Ingredient list contains only Whey Protein Concentrate (Lecithin) and Bromelain — no flavouring agents of any kind.
“No artificial sweeteners”true
No sweeteners, artificial or otherwise, appear anywhere in the ingredient list or nutrition panel.
“No preservatives”true
Neither ingredient carries a preservative function; no preservative additives are listed.
“No gums”true
No gum ingredients (xanthan, guar, acacia, etc.) present.
“No thickeners”true
No thickening agents listed in the formulation.
“No anti-caking or anti-foaming agents”true
No such agents appear in the ingredient list.
“No amino-spiking agents”true
Protein content tested using the Kjeldahl method at a NABL-accredited lab, which measures true protein nitrogen and would detect non-protein nitrogen spiking (e.g., taurine, creatine). Trustified blind certification adds a further check.
“No heavy metal contamination”unverified
No heavy-metal test report data or specific limit values are provided in any of the four data sources. Trustified certification is referenced but its scope regarding heavy metals is not detailed in the available data.
“No adulterants or doping agents of any kind whatsoever”true
WADA/NADA compliance is explicitly stated on the label and confirmed in the extra information. Adulterant-free status is further supported by Trustified blind certification, though the full scope of adulterant testing is not enumerated.
“Less than 1% Bromelain”true
Bromelain is listed at 0.6% in the ingredient breakdown, confirming the claim.
“Less than 0.1% Lecithin”true
The label and extra information both explicitly state lecithin content is less than 0.1%.
“Most easily digestible protein”misleading
Bromelain is a proteolytic enzyme that can aid protein digestion, and WPC is a high-bioavailability protein source. However, 'most easily digestible' is a superlative comparative claim with no cited clinical evidence or head-to-head study provided.
“No bloating or gas”misleading
Bromelain may support digestion and the product is low in lactose relative to lower-concentrate WPC, but an absolute claim of 'no bloating or gas' for all consumers is not supported by any cited clinical evidence.
“26g protein per scoop”true
Nutrition panel shows 26.5g protein per 35g serving; the per-100g label data yields 75.9g × 0.35 = 26.6g. Claim is consistent with both figures.
“6.4g BCAA per 35g serving”true
Amino acid profile confirms: leucine 2.9g + isoleucine 1.8g + valine 1.7g = 6.4g per serving. Claim is arithmetically verified.
“13.4g EAA per 35g serving”true
Summing all nine essential amino acids from the provided profile: histidine 0.4g + isoleucine 1.8g + leucine 2.9g + lysine 2.8g + methionine 0.5g + phenylalanine 0.9g + threonine 1.9g + tryptophan 0.5g + valine 1.7g = 13.4g. Claim verified.
“Sourced from USA & Europe”true
Extra information explicitly states 'Whey protein sourced from USA & Europe.'
“ISO, HACCP, GMP and US FDA certified facility”true
All four certifications are listed in the certifications array in extra information.
“100% blind certification by Trustified”true
Trustified certification is confirmed in both the certifications list and the extra information field, described as India's first and only 100% blind certification program.
“#nothingtohide”unverified
A brand transparency tagline directing consumers to test reports online. Supported by the Trustified blind certification and NABL lab testing, though the hashtag itself is a marketing slogan rather than a verifiable factual statement.
03 — The fuller picture
Read the whole thing if a one-line verdict isn’t enough.
What’s in favour, and what’s working against it
In favour
Exceptionally high protein: ~26g per 35g scoop (~75.9g per 100g)
Zero added sugars confirmed on label and nutrition panel
No artificial flavours, sweeteners, colours, or preservatives
Only two functional ingredients — among simplest in category
Third-party blind-certified by Trustified; NABL-accredited Kjeldahl testing
WADA/NADA compliant — no listed doping agents
Working against
Contains lecithin (emulsifier) — classifies as NOVA 4 ultra-processed
Dairy-derived; unsuitable for cow's milk allergy sufferers
May contain residual lactose — caution for lactose-intolerant individuals
Bromelain contraindicated with anticoagulant/antiplatelet medication
Bromelain safety unestablished in pregnancy and lactation
Who should approach with care
Other — Individuals with cow's milk allergy must strictly avoid this product, as WPC contains major milk allergens including beta-lactoglobulin and alpha-lactalbumin.
Kidney Disease — High protein intake (~26g per serving) from WPC supplements can accelerate kidney function decline in individuals with chronic kidney disease, who should restrict total dietary protein under medical supervision.
Lactose Intolerance — WPC may contain residual lactose depending on the degree of concentration, and could trigger gastrointestinal symptoms in lactose-intolerant individuals.
Phenylketonuria — WPC provides a complete amino acid profile including phenylalanine (0.9g per serving per the amino acid profile); individuals with PKU must carefully manage total phenylalanine intake from all sources.
Infants — WPC-derived products for infants require individual regulatory safety assessment; parents should use only FSSAI- or EFSA-authorised infant formulas appropriate for their infant's age and health status.
Pregnancy — Bromelain's safety during pregnancy has not been established, and its historical use as a uterine stimulant raises theoretical concern; the label itself advises pregnant women to consult a healthcare professional.
Lactation — Bromelain's safety during breastfeeding has not been established per NCCIH/NIH; the label advises lactating women to consult a healthcare professional before use.
Ibs — Bromelain's proteolytic activity may worsen gastrointestinal symptoms in people with peptic ulcers or irritable bowel syndrome; medical advice is recommended before use.
Ibd — Bromelain may aggravate existing gastrointestinal inflammation or mucosal irritation in individuals with inflammatory bowel disease; medical advice is recommended.
Heart Disease — Bromelain has anticoagulant properties that may potentiate bleeding risk in patients on antiplatelet or anticoagulant therapy (e.g., warfarin, clopidogrel) for cardiovascular conditions.
The full analysis
The Whole Truth's Unflavoured WPC is bought primarily by fitness-conscious consumers who want a protein supplement free of sweeteners, flavours, and fillers — and this product largely delivers on that promise. With only two functional ingredients (WPC at 99.4% and bromelain at 0.6%), an independently verified amino-acid profile, Trustified blind certification, and WADA/NADA doping compliance, it sits at the cleaner end of the supplement spectrum. The lecithin used as a processing aid (<0.1%) technically pushes it to NOVA 4, but its overall ingredient simplicity is notable for the category. The most useful thing a consumer should know: this is a genuinely low-additive, high-protein product, but anyone with a cow's milk allergy, chronic kidney disease, or who is pregnant or breastfeeding should seek medical advice before use due to WPC allergenicity and bromelain's unestablished safety in those contexts.
FSSAI licence
11523998000637
Manufacturer
Fitshit Health Solutions Pvt Ltd
Region
IN
Source
MANUAL
Analysis
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