So, whey protein. A lot of people think that whey protein is only for bodybuilders, burrows, and super Jax stick figures like myself. But that's not true. Whey protein is actually a tremendous tool for those of you looking to lose weight. That's why today, I'm going to show you exactly how to use whey protein for weight loss. Here are the seven best tips and steps for beginners. 2. Number one, understand what whey protein actually is. Whey is the liquid part of milk that gets separated when cheese is made. If you've ever opened a yogurt container and have seen a watery substance at the top, this is whey protein. This liquid substance is what is turned into powder form to create whey protein. Just in case you're wondering, this process also cuts out 95% of the lactose, so if you're allergic to dairy, you really have nothing to fear. 3. Number two, understand the different types of whey protein powder. There are three main forms of protein powder: concentrate, isolate, and hydrolyzed. Concentrate is about 70% to 80% protein with some milk sugar and fat. Isolate is 90% protein and has less sugar and fat. Hydrolyzed whey also known as isolate has virtually zero sugar and fat and is mixed with enzymes for faster digestion into the bloodstream. So, you may be wondering, does the type of protein matter? Not really. The minor differences between the three should not cause you any stress or concern. Leave that sort of worrying to your overall diet and exercise routine. For what it's worth, most studies are done using whey protein isolate, and that's what I use as well. 4. Number three, understand why protein works so well for weight loss. There are three reasons that are particularly compelling. Number one, it will...