Why protein bloats you, and why Clear Amino doesn't

Clear Amino vs whey protein, BCAAs and plant protein

Clear Amino open formula supplement facts

Take 5 tablets on an empty stomach; 150 tablets, 30 servings

Clear Amino: vegan, dairy free, zero sugar, open formula, 3rd party tested, EU compliant

★★★★★ Made for sensitive stomaggchs

Ditch the bloat.
Keep the protein.

Clear Amino · Essential Amino Acids · 150 Tablets

If you’ve tried whey, isolate, pea, rice and soy and ended up bloated, gassy and uncomfortable after every one, this is for you. Clear Amino gives your muscles all 9 essential amino acids already broken down.

No bloating, gas or heavy stomach

All 9 essential aminos, in balance

5 tasteless tablets, no shakes

Near-zero calories, fast-friendly

60-day money-back guarantee

100% vegan

No sweeteners

3rd-party tested

Every mg disclosed

cGMP made

★★★★★

“First protein in two years that didn’t leave me looking six months pregnant by dinner.”

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★★★★★

“IBS-D for a decade. Five tablets before the gym and no sprint to the bathroom halfway through my session.”

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★★★★★

“Vegan, couldn’t touch pea or soy powder. This is the first thing that hasn’t fought back.”

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What’s inside

5 coated tablets (one serving) deliver 5,000 mg of free-form essential amino acids: L-Leucine 1,500 mg, L-Isoleucine 750 mg, L-Valine 750 mg, L-Lysine 600 mg, L-Threonine 450 mg, L-Phenylalanine 350 mg, L-Methionine 300 mg, L-Tryptophan 150 mg, L-Histidine 150 mg.

No whey, dairy, soy, pea protein, sweeteners, sugar alcohols, inulin or dyes.

How to take it

Take 5 tablets with a glass of water, ideally on an empty stomach 20–30 minutes before training. You can also take them any time of day to top up your protein. They won’t break your fast.

Shipping & guarantee

Orders ship within 24 hours. Every order is covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee, even if the bottle is empty.

For the one who’s tried every powder

For the IBS lifter

For the vegan with nowhere left to go

For the one who quit shakes

For the one who looks pregnant by 6pm

For GLP-1 and low-appetite days

For fasted training

Sound familiar?

You’re not imagining it.
And you’re not the problem.

You did everything right. You raised your protein, tracked your macros and bought the “gut-friendly” powder. Then the bloat arrived and stayed. Thousands of people describe it the same way:

“One scoop and I am farting basically nonstop for 36 hrs straight. I don’t get it.”

— r/supplements

“I have a lot of bloating — I look 6 months pregnant at night!”

— r/veganfitness

“It’s not even about the physical pain anymore but the mental anguish of eating a meal and knowing that it’s only a matter of time before the cramping and gas starts.”

— r/veganfitness

“I’ve tried concentrate, isolate, and vegan powders and I’ve resorted to just dealing with the consequences.”

— r/ibs

“I’m so glad I work from home these days because I’d be an absolute windy menace in the office!”

— r/veganfitness

“I never, ever thought food would become a chore.”

— r/veganfitness

“Any whey bloats me badly, including isolate and even hydrolyzed.”

— r/supplements

“Trying to bulk is a nightmare when everything makes my stomach hurt.”

— r/ibs

“I did my best but my body just doesn’t accept it. I’m not far off giving up veganism.”

— r/ibs

Real posts from protein, IBS and vegan-fitness communities. They are not Clear customers.

The brand-hopping trap

You’ve switched brands a dozen times.
Your stomach noticed every one.

Whey concentrate

“I get bloated for the whole day.”

Whey isolate

“Even isolate caused bloating, so it had to go.”

Pea protein

“Incredibly sick upstairs and down.”

Brown rice protein

“Worked for a bit, then I started getting bloated and sick.”

Tofu, tempeh, seitan

“All soy products — TVP, tofu, seitan, tempeh — do this to me.”

Egg white powder

“Caused me a stomach ache.”

Protein bars

“Sucralose, inulin… the stinkiest wind ever.”

“Just eat chicken”

“Keeps me full for hours, and I’m still short of my goal.”

It was never the brand.
It was the format.

Every option above is whole protein: long chains your stomach has to break apart with acid and enzymes. When your gut can’t finish the job, the leftovers move on to your colon, where bacteria ferment them into gas.

Switching brands only changes the label. To fix the bloat, you have to skip the digestion entirely.

Zero-digestion protein

Skip digestion.
Keep the protein.

Protein only builds muscle once it’s been broken down into amino acids. Clear Amino starts there.

1

Already broken down

Free-form essential amino acids, the end product of digestion, with nothing left for your stomach to process.

2

Absorbed early, in the upper gut

They reach your bloodstream in roughly 23–30 minutes, however well (or badly) your gut is working that day.

3

Nothing left to ferment

No undigested protein reaches your colon, so there’s nothing for bacteria to turn into gas, bloat and that sulfur smell.

Try it for 60 days, risk-free

~30

minutes to reach your bloodstream

9/9

essential amino acids your body can’t make

0

shakes, scoops, shakers or sweeteners

5

small tablets. That’s the whole routine.

The ratio lock

Stop counting grams.
Count the ones you can use.

Your body builds protein from a fixed ratio of essential amino acids. The scarcest one sets the limit, like the shortest stave in a barrel. Anything above it can’t become muscle, so it gets burned for energy or stored.

That’s why 150 g a day can still feel like it isn’t “working”. Clear Amino supplies all nine in balance, so none of them is short.

Typical protein

The shortest stave sets the level. The rest of what you ate spills over and is burned, stored or fermented.

Clear Amino

All nine in balance. No short stave, nothing spilling over, nothing left for your gut to deal with.

Side by side

Clear vs. everything
you’ve already tried.

Comparison table: Clear Amino vs whey protein, BCAAs and plant protein

Open formula

Every milligram.
Nothing hidden.

After years of reading labels to find the thing that set your stomach off, you deserve to know exactly what you’re swallowing. No proprietary blends.

L-Leucine1,500 mg

Switches on muscle repair.

L-Isoleucine750 mg

Fuels muscle and recovery.

L-Valine750 mg

Helps protect muscle while fasting.

L-Lysine600 mg

Collagen formation and tissue repair.

L-Threonine450 mg

Supports gut lining and tissue.

L-Phenylalanine350 mg

Building block for focus and mood.

L-Methionine300 mg

Feeds your antioxidant defences.

L-Tryptophan150 mg

Precursor to serotonin and melatonin.

L-Histidine150 mg

Growth and repair of every tissue.

Nothing your gut has learned to fear.

We left out every trigger people told us about, one by one.

WheyLactosePea proteinSoyInulinSucraloseSteviaSugar alcoholsXanthan gumGlutenArtificial flavoursDyes

Find yourself here

Different stories.
The same wish.

Everyone who finds Clear wants the same thing: protein that doesn’t punish them for eating it. Which one sounds like you?

I’ve tried every powder
I have IBS
I’m vegan
I gave up on supplements
I look pregnant by 6pm
The gas is embarrassing
I can’t eat enough

The brand hopper

“I think I’ve tried every type of protein powder in existence at this point.”

Whey, isolate, hydrolyzed, pea, rice, hemp, egg, beef. Each one promised to be different, and each one ended the same way. It isn’t that you haven’t found the right brand. Every brand is the same format.

Why this time is different

It isn’t a powder or a protein source. It’s the amino acids protein turns into.

No digestion step means nothing reaches the colon.

60 days to prove it, or your money back. This is the last one you test.

The IBS lifter

“Whey protein sends me sprinting to the toilet.”

You want to build muscle, but every protein source becomes a flare-up. You’ve narrowed your diet to “safe” foods and kept your protein far below your goal, because the gut always wins.

Built around a sensitive gut

No lactose, whey, sweeteners, sugar alcohols, inulin or gums: the usual high-FODMAP triggers.

Pre-digested, so your gut doesn’t have to do the work.

Small, measured serving. Start with fewer tablets and build up.

The trapped vegan

“I did my best but my body just doesn’t accept it.”

You went plant-based to get away from whey, and then pea, soy, lentils and seitan turned out to be just as bad or worse. Dairy is off the table and there’s nowhere left to go. Some days you wonder whether to give up veganism altogether.

Stay vegan. Lose the bloat.

100% plant-derived, fully animal-free amino acids.

No legumes, no fibre and no phytates, so there’s no “vegan bloat”.

Covers the full 9-EAA profile plant foods struggle to complete.

The quitter

“I have tried just about every protein shake out there… Finally had to give up.”

You decided supplements aren’t for you. Now it’s chicken, eggs and yoghurt, and you’ve accepted hitting less protein as the price of feeling normal.

Get back the protein you gave up

You quit the powders. You don’t have to quit the protein.

Tops up your day without another chicken breast you’re too full to eat.

Swallow, don’t chug. No taste, no texture, no sludge.

The bloat body

“My stomach gets so enlarged I literally look pregnant for hours.”

Flat in the morning, balloon by evening. Your jeans are tight by dinner and you’re starting to think the visible bloat is worse than missing your macros.

Protein that doesn’t show

No volume, no fibre, no fermenting leftovers to inflate your belly.

Feed your muscle without filling your stomach.

Same jeans at 8pm as at 8am.

The embarrassed one

“I’m bloated all the time and keep farting a lot, which my GF hates tbh.”

You leave rooms. You look for empty corners. You plan meetings, dates and gym sessions around your stomach. It has moved past discomfort and into your social life.

Nothing to hide

No fermentation means no sulfur “protein farts”.

Back in the office, the car and the bed without the anxiety.

Discreet tablets you can take anywhere. Nobody needs to know.

GLP-1, dieting & low appetite

“The protein fills me up so fast I literally can’t even stomach one raspberry after.”

Whether it’s a GLP-1 medication, a deficit or just a small appetite, you can’t eat enough to protect your muscle, and you can feel your strength slipping as the weight comes off.

Muscle signal, without the fullness

Near-zero calories and no stomach volume.

Lose fat, not the muscle you worked for.

Works during fasting windows and on no-appetite days.

The goal