As a three-time Olympic athlete, David Jenkins spent his entire life ensconced in a world of nutrition and fitness. Always looking for new and better ways to enhance his own performance, he found that the best source wasnt new at all. Instead, it was a product that has been around for centuries whey.

In ancient Greece, whey was revered for its extraordinary health-promoting powers. Hippocrates (often referred to as the father of modern medicine) insisted that his patients consume a daily dose of two liters of whey per day. Back then, no one knew the specifics of amino acids and immunoglobulins, they just knew that whey helped fight disease and promoted a healthy, strong body.