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Best proteins and absorption rates

Thanks bro!!!this is going to make life way easyer for me, i trust it's some good shit??

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I am about to try it myself. My ART/PT (who is also and nat'l ranked PL) whom I trust completely recommended it to me. He also uses ON hydro like me and has the same taste basically. He said its probably the best tasting choc whey he has tried. Zero digestive issues. He also had a client with many digestive issues try it and they were fine. So thats enough for me. As far as I know the place is good with shipping and shit. Its local to me so I can just go there. APX 370+ servings....fuckin' A.
I buy one 3.5lb of hydro and a 5 lb of casein and its $105. So another 16.5 lb for an additional $45 is crazy. It will last me, wife and kid for months.


EDIT...if its out of stock just search the same thing in a smaller container. 10 lb is like $60
 
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Thanks bro!!!this is going to make life way easyer for me, i trust it's some good shit??

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I am about to try it myself. My ART/PT (who is also and nat'l ranked PL) whom I trust completely recommended it to me. He also uses ON hydro like me and has the same taste basically. He said its probably the best tasting choc whey he has tried. Zero digestive issues. He also had a client with many digestive issues try it and they were fine. So thats enough for me. As far as I know the place is good with shipping and shit. Its local to me so I can just go there. APX 370+ servings....fuckin' A.
I buy one 3.5lb of hydro and a 5 lb of casein and its $105. So another 16.5 lb for an additional $45 is crazy. It will last me, wife and kid for months.


EDIT...if its out of stock just search the same thing in a smaller container. 10 lb is like $60
I buy ON whey......at GNC way to over priced, for 5lbs its nearly 60$....Believe me, i absolutely hate Contributing to that establishment!!!! So 60$ even for 10lbs is just fine with me... ON whey 10lbs is like 115 after taxes .....ridiculous right???? Any way i'll be stocking up on some thanks again bro!!!!!!!!

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I buy ON whey......at GNC way to over priced, for 5lbs its nearly 60$....Believe me, i absolutely hate Contributing to that establishment!!!! So 60$ even for 10lbs is just fine with me... ON whey 10lbs is like 115 after taxes .....ridiculous right???? Any way i'll be stocking up on some thanks again bro!!!!!!!!

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Dude...order online or something. NEVER give money to GNC.

I buy ON at the place I linked for way less than GNC. Probably half. 3.5 lb Hydro whey platinum in like $50. Its like $30 more at GNC.
 
Dude...order online or something. NEVER give money to GNC.

I buy ON at the place I linked for way less than GNC. Probably half. 3.5 lb Hydro whey platinum in like $50. Its like $30 more at GNC.

Trust me im ashamed to even admit that.... But thats all that exist here in L.A.....

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Trust me im ashamed to even admit that.... But thats all that exist here in L.A.....

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Same here in vaca man GNC on every corner. I get my GSO there and they always have these 130lb dudes with glasses that look like they fell from the chess club or something trying to sell my PWO and proteins telling me how to get big lol come on dude really?
 
Same here in vaca man GNC on every corner. I get my GSO there and they always have these 130lb dudes with glasses that look like they fell from the chess club or something trying to sell my PWO and proteins telling me how to get big lol come on dude really?

Hahaha yeah iknow right???? It's funny how it seems like they gave them a script

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best protein for me?

The first question that people ask after starting exercise is, “should I get on protein?” It’s interesting that people see protein supplements as something different than other forms of protein. There’s also major concern over which variety is “best”. Protein is essential, and it’s the most essential macro nutrient in the body. Let’s look at what protein is the best for you and why!There are a variety of different forms of protein. There’s also a variety of different ways to isolate protein into powdered form. These factors and others play a specific role in which protein is best for you. It’s also important to determine when you will be consuming this protein. The final factor is if you will be consuming it with some other macro or combination of macro’s.There’s a near endless list of the variations of protein, but here is a standardized list of the basic forms of protein.WheyCaseinSoyEggBeefPlant Derived

Whey

Whey is the most popular form of protein and offers the most versatility. It comes in various forms, such as a simple whey concentrate to a hydrolyzed whey isolate. Whey benefits most as the quick, go-to protein for your post-workout shake. It provides quick digesting protein that hits the body fast. The flavors are great, but it’s key to get a quality product from a quality manufacturer. I’ve had plenty of flavor issues with grabbing the cheaper whey proteins out there.

Casein

Casein comes next on the list, as it’s popularity is ranked at #2 on the protein variety list. It is a slower digesting protein, that clots and slows digestion to a crawl. It is the ideal protein for night feedings due to its slower digestion. The flavors of this protein are not very great. Unless it’s mainly a blend of several forms of protein. This would be an ideal protein choice for those supplementing at night.

Soy

This protein comes third on the list, and also comes with mixed reviews. It is a vegan friendly choice, but it comes with some drawbacks. Soy contains phytoestrogens and tends to be a poor choice for bodybuilders, especially males. These phytoestrogens are basically a plant derived form of estrogen. That should put up a red flag for quite a few people. The plus side to protein is that there are other options. When sifting through the science, I see no real upside to choosing Soy as your main source or go-to source of powdered protein.

Egg

Another not so yummy flavored protein. It is also slower digesting than whey, but digests faster than casein. It touts easier digestion due to it not containing lactose naturally. It also is rather difficult to mask the flavor of this powder, but is would rank higher than casein (on the flavor scale). It does possess the properties of an ideal protein since it contains a solid amino acid profile.

Beef

Beef protein has been around for quite some time. It has not gotten much attention due to whey protein dominating the market. The protein also has a great amino acid profile, and naturally contains creatine. It is a great protein in the off-season, or for those that aren’t concerned with the addition of creatine (I’m not sure why you’d be opposed to creatine, but to each their own). The flavoring is surprisingly decent on most of the newer beef protein powders.

Plant Derived

Yes, soy is a plant, but it does get more attention than the rest of the plant derived proteins. Wheat and hemp are other choices of plant derived protein. For those looking for an alternative to the other proteins (vegans, vegetarians, etc.), then this is your ticket. The amino acid profiles of these are surprisingly decent, but the flavor tends to be awful. I have not been impressed with the flavoring of these proteins.

Honorable mention(s)

There are other varieties of protein out there. These are the more common varieties of protein. Some of the other’s like milk protein and even goat protein due deserve some credit. However, goat’s milk protein is not the most pleasant, but would work in a pinch. Milk protein, which is derived from cow’s milk (like whey and casein) is another good choice. It is higher in lactose, which makes it a much less popular choice.So, we just went through quite a few versions of protein. Now, you want answers. Which is the best? Well, that depends on you, your pocketbook, and your tolerance. If you cannot tolerate lactose, then you will want a lactose-free variety, which most proteins offer. If you are looking for a slow digesting protein, but don’t want to add any fats, then casein would be the ideal choice. The better choice post-workout is whey due to its faster digestion. The key is to get enough protein to meet your daily needs. The anabolic window is highly debatable, so as long as you are meeting your daily protein needs, you have obviously found the best protein for you.

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