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Updated: Aug 13
Real Recognize Real: Why I Back Naked Nutrition
With 40 years in the strength and conditioning field, I’ve seen every "magic" powder and flashy marketing gimmick come and go. I’ve lived the evolution of this industry from the basement gyms to the modern high-performance centers. In fact, years ago, I even launched my own supplement label because I was frustrated with the fillers and proprietary blends flooding the market. I wanted to know exactly what was going into my athletes' bodies—and my own.
That’s why I appreciate what NAKED NUTRITION is doing. They’ve stripped away the noise and returned to the standard I’ve always advocated for: pure, high-quality ingredients that prioritize performance over packaging.
Today, we're breaking down two of their heavy hitters: Naked Whey and Naked Egg. Whether you’re looking for the classic dairy-based gold standard or a paleo-friendly alternative, here is the "naked" truth.
1. Naked Whey: The Grass-Fed Standard
Naked Whey is sourced from small dairy farms in California and Idaho. These cows are pasture-raised, grass-fed, and—crucially—free from growth hormones like rBGH or rBST.
The Ingredients (The "Naked" Truth)
This is where the brand shines. Most protein powders have a dozen ingredients; Naked Whey has one.
Unflavored: 100% Grass-Fed Whey Protein Concentrate.
Flavored Versions: Only three ingredients (e.g., Whey, Organic Coconut Sugar, and Natural Vanilla/Strawberry).
Nutritional Facts (Per 2-Scoop Serving)
Nutrient Value
Calories 120
Protein. 25g
BCAAs. 5.9g
Total Fat 2g
Carbohydrates. 3g
Sugar. 2g (Naturally occurring)
Flavors & Pricing
Flavors: Unflavored, Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Chocolate Peanut Butter.
Pricing: Approximately $94.99 for a 5lb tub (around 76 servings).
2. Naked Egg: The Paleo Powerhouse
If you’re avoiding dairy or following a Paleo lifestyle, Naked Egg is a game-changer. Sourced exclusively from non-GMO US farms, the eggs are processed into powder in under a day to ensure the amino acid profile remains intact.
The Ingredients
Again, simplicity is the priority.
Unflavored: Egg White Protein, Sunflower Lecithin (less than 1% for mixability).
(Note:) It is soy-free, gluten-free, and dairy-free with no artificial sweeteners.
Nutritional Facts (Per 2-Scoop Serving)
Nutrient Value
Calories 110
Protein 25g
BCAAs 5.8g
Total Fat 0g
Carbohydrates 2g
Sodium. 380mg (Naturally higher in egg whites)
Flavors & Pricing
Flavors: Primarily available in Unflavored. making it perfect for baking or adding to smoothies without changing the taste profile.
Pricing: Approximately $79.99. for a 3lb tub (around 44 servings).
Which One Should You Choose?
Choose Naked Whey if You want a fast-absorbing protein with a classic creamy texture and a solid BCAA profile for post-workout recovery.
Choose Naked Egg if You have a lactose sensitivity, are following a strict Paleo diet, or want a fat-free protein source that works seamlessly in recipes.
Since these products lack artificial emulsifiers, they mix best when you add the liquid first, then the powder, and give it a solid 30-second shake or a quick pulse in the blender.
Both options offer a "no-BS" approach to supplementation, ensuring that the hard work you put into the gym isn't undermined by poor-quality fuel.
Get your Naked products here!
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