Oratide Daily — Protein and the Nutrients That Go With It
Oratide Daily — Protein and the Nutrients That Go With It
Daily, Roots and Restore together: 20% less than buying them separately.
Eating a lot less of everything? Then you're getting less of everything — including the protein your hair, skin and nails are built from, and the micronutrients that arrive with a full plate.
Oratide Daily is 20 grams of whey protein in each serving, with whole dried yeast and three nutrients that commonly run short when food intake drops. Nothing in this tub is dosed just to look generous on a label — everything is there for a reason.
- 20 g of protein per serving
- Excellent source of vitamin D, zinc and vitamin B12
- Vitamin D, zinc and vitamin B12 are essential nutrients
- 25 g whey protein concentrate, giving 20 g of protein
- 20 mcg vitamin D · 8 mg zinc · 6 mcg vitamin B12 · 2 g dried yeast
- Unflavored · 30 servings
- Contains milk.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Product information
Overview
One scoop a day. 25 g of whey protein concentrate, from sweet cheese whey separated by filtration, giving 20 g of protein. With 2 g of whole dried baker's yeast, grown on molasses and heat-killed, and three added nutrients: 20 mcg vitamin D, 8 mg zinc and 6 mcg vitamin B12. Unflavored. Nothing in this tub is dosed just to look generous on a label.
Whey protein concentrate is a milk ingredient. Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory, and the certificate of analysis for each batch is available.
Supplement Facts
Supplement Facts
Serving Size 1 scoop (28 g)
Servings Per Container 30
† Daily Value not established.
Suggested use
Specifications
- Brand
- Oratide
- Serving size
- 1 scoop (28 g)
- Servings per container
- 30
- Net quantity
- Net wt 1.85 LB (840 g)
- Supply
- 30 days at the suggested use
- SKU
- ORA-DLY-840
Other ingredients
Contains: Milk.
Warnings
Consult your doctor before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a health condition. Keep out of reach of children.
Disclaimer
Product information on this page is provided by Oratide and is for reference only. It is not a substitute for advice from your physician or other healthcare professional. Do not use it to diagnose or treat a health problem.
Packaging and formulas may change. We recommend that you read the label on the product you receive rather than relying only on the information shown here.
Ingredients
Every ingredient, one at a time
Whey Protein Concentrate (from milk)WPC25 g per serving, delivering 20 g of protein
Provisional — this is our formulation, not yet confirmed in writing by our manufacturer. What is still open is written below.
Protein from milk. Whey is the liquid fraction left when milk is separated for cheese; it is filtered, concentrated and dried.
A concentrate, not an isolate. An isolate is filtered further to strip out nearly all of the milk fat and lactose. We kept the concentrate: it is the less processed of the two, and the fat and lactose it retains are why 25 g of powder yields 20 g of protein rather than 23.
- Source
- Bovine milk. Instantized — treated with lecithin so the powder wets and disperses instead of clumping on the surface of a drink.
Why we claim nothing for it
The panel says 20 g of protein and 40% of the Daily Value. That is an amount, and an amount is a fact we can state without claiming anything follows from it.
We once cited a study on whey and appetite. Read properly, it found that people ate less at the next meal and then made it up later in the day — total daily intake was no different. So the claim came off the site and the citation was retired. It is still on our substantiation file, because a record of what we removed is worth more than a record of what we kept.
Dried Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae)Nutritional yeast · brewer's yeast2 g per serving
The same organism that raises bread and ferments beer, grown, harvested and dried. A whole ingredient rather than an extract: it brings B vitamins, trace minerals and cell-wall beta-glucans in whatever proportions the yeast grew them.
That is also why it carries no standardized active and no percentage on the panel. There is nothing in it to standardize to.
- Source
- Cultured Saccharomyces cerevisiae, dried. Not an extract, not autolyzed.
Why we claim nothing for it
We claim nothing for it. It is in Daily because it is a recognized food that has been eaten for a very long time and it brings a spread of B vitamins along with the protein — not because we have a trial saying 2 g of dried yeast does something.
If we find one we have read and checked, it will appear here.
Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)Vitamin D3 · 800 IU20 mcg per serving — 100% of the Daily Value, which is 800 IU in the older unit
Cholecalciferol: the form the skin makes from sunlight, and the form found in oily fish and egg yolk. Fat-soluble, so unlike vitamin C the body does hold a reserve of it.
US labels have used micrograms since 2016. The 800 IU you may be used to seeing is the same 20 mcg.
- What was measured
- Nothing was measured on us. The review we cite is a review of published evidence rather than a trial, and it names vitamin D among the nutrients that commonly run short when weight comes off quickly.
Why we claim nothing for it
The paper we cite recommends that clinicians counsel people on adequate intake. It reports no trial that tested supplementing anybody, and it did not study a product — ours or anyone else's.
So the honest statement is the narrow one: this is a nutrient that runs short in the circumstance our customers are in, and Daily contains the full Daily Value of it. What follows from that, we do not claim.
EvidenceGupta 2026All of it, in full
Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)Cobalamin6 mcg per serving — 250% of the Daily Value
Cyanocobalamin, the most stable and most studied form of B12 and the one used in the majority of clinical trials. B12 occurs naturally almost only in animal foods.
250% of the Daily Value looks like a lot and is not: B12 absorption is limited by a carrier protein that saturates, so a modest surplus is how a small dose reliably delivers a full one. It is water-soluble and unused amounts are passed.
- What was measured
- Nothing was measured on us. The review we cite is a review of published evidence, and it names B12 among the nutrients to counsel on during rapid weight loss.
Why we claim nothing for it
Same limit as vitamin D, and it is worth repeating rather than assuming you read it once. The paper recommends counseling on intake. It tested no supplement, and it did not study Oratide.
We say what is in the powder and how much. We do not say what it will do for you.
EvidenceGupta 2026All of it, in full
Zinc (as zinc gluconate)8 mg per serving — 73% of the Daily Value
An essential trace mineral, supplied as zinc gluconate — zinc bound to gluconic acid, a form chosen for tolerability rather than for any claimed advantage over other salts.
8 mg rather than the full Daily Value of 11 mg is deliberate. Zinc and copper compete for the same absorption route, and a large standing zinc dose can push copper down over time. Roots contains copper. Someone taking both should not be forced to choose.
- What was measured
- Nothing was measured on us. The review we cite names zinc among the nutrients to counsel on during rapid weight loss; it ran no trial of supplementing it.
Why we claim nothing for it
Zinc has a long list of functions in the body and we could recite them. We have not, for the same reason as the rest of this page: the paper behind it recommends adequate intake and tested no supplement.
The interesting thing about the zinc in Daily is not a claim, it is the amount — and the reason it is under the Daily Value is written above.
EvidenceGupta 2026All of it, in full
Sunflower LecithinAn other ingredient — not an active
Provisional — this is our formulation, not yet confirmed in writing by our manufacturer. What is still open is written below.
A fat from sunflower seeds that lets powder wet properly instead of floating in clumps on the surface of a drink. It is the difference between a scoop that stirs in and one you have to chase around the glass.
Sunflower rather than soy, deliberately. Soy lecithin is cheaper and works identically, and it would put a second major allergen on a label that already has to declare milk.
- Source
- Sunflower seed.
Why we claim nothing for it
It is a processing aid. It makes the powder behave. We claim nothing for it and it is listed here because a deep dive that skips the unglamorous half of the ingredient list is not a deep dive.
Silicon DioxideSilica · an other ingredient, not an active
Provisional — this is our formulation, not yet confirmed in writing by our manufacturer. What is still open is written below.
An anti-caking agent, used at well under one percent. It coats the powder particles so they do not bind to each other in a humid kitchen, which is the whole reason a tub opened in July still scoops in September.
Chemically it is the same material as sand and as the little desiccant sachets, in a very fine food-grade form.
Why we claim nothing for it
None. It keeps powder loose.
Questions
Before you buy this one
Will Oratide Daily help me lose weight?
We can't tell you that. What no supplement may ever claim is that it treats obesity or a metabolic disease; that's a drug claim.
Oratide Daily isn't built to change your weight. It's built to supply protein, amino acids and micronutrients that commonly run short when the amount of food going in drops sharply.
How long until I see results?
We don't know, everyone is different, and we'd rather say so than pick a number that sounds good to everyone.
The ingredient research that informed our doses ran anywhere from four weeks to six months depending on what was being measured.
Can I take this alongside prescription medication?
Ask your doctor or pharmacist.
We haven't tested any Oratide product alongside prescription medication of any kind.
Why does Oratide Daily contain milk?
The whey does, yes. Whey is what's left when rennet turns milk into curds, so it's a dairy product by definition — there's no version of a whey product that isn't.
Anyone with a milk allergy should avoid Oratide Daily.
Roots, Restore and Scalp contain none of the major food allergens. Restore is made from bovine collagen, which is worth knowing if you have alpha-gal syndrome.
Why isn't there fiber in Daily?
There was, in an earlier formula, because it sounded like it made sense. We took it out, and the reason is worth explaining.
The fiber was there to help you feel full. But the people this product is most useful to are already eating far less than they used to — a smaller appetite is the reason they need more protein in fewer meals, not a problem that needs solving twice. Adding something to suppress an appetite that is already suppressed was a formula built for a different customer.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Contact support@oratide.com within 60 days of your billing date and we'll send you a Return Merchandise Number (RMA).
Post the empty or unused product back to us with the RMA marked on the parcel, and we'll refund the product price.
We'd rather you told us why, though. It's more useful to us than the money.