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Nutri-Wrestler
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Not too familiar with Protizyme. We dont sell it over at the Nutri-Sport that i work at. It could be because it is off on their label claims. However, i do like their Synedrex and TAG. The only thing from Metabolic Nutrition we sell is Synedrex, TAG, CGP, Phenolox, and Thyrene.
U4ik_rage. You sound like you know your shit pretty good. Where do u learn so much?
Problend 55 is a good blend and plus it is pretty tasty.
Ross
P.S. Sorry for the double-post, i think i hit it twice not knowingly. I was at work and i probably forgot...
And if anyone needs help don't hesitate to PM me. If i dont know then i will tell you, but ill try to find out for u.
U4ik_rage. You sound like you know your shit pretty good. Where do u learn so much?
Problend 55 is a good blend and plus it is pretty tasty.
Ross
P.S. Sorry for the double-post, i think i hit it twice not knowingly. I was at work and i probably forgot...
And if anyone needs help don't hesitate to PM me. If i dont know then i will tell you, but ill try to find out for u.
u4ik_RAGE
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Nutri-Wrestler said:
The company I work for had two seperate lots each of Protizyme and CGP sent to two reputable testing labs. I don't remember the exact numbers but Protizyme came back with 10 less grams of protein and about 10 more carbs than label claims from each lab.
The CGP (creatine Glycerol Phosphate) came back even worse. Each serving had 6 of the 10 grams claimed of monohydrate. There was absolutely no glycerol phosphate and .003% of the claimed ALA. The rest was filler.
Needless to say, we took ALL of their products off the shelf. We were really pissed because we had pushed them as a good company for years until we found out about this.
Nutri-Wrestler
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Holy shit dude! I didnt know that! I push their supplements too for the same reason you did. I guess ill have to start pushin others. Protein wise i push HDT Problend 55 and gainers i push Cytogainer. Have you tried any of their other stuff?
Ross
Ross
Be careful!
Concerning the tests on metabolic nutrition's creatine glycerol phosphate, you must think twice about the results.
They claim 10g of creatine-glycerol-phosphate, which is a big molecule, which once dissolved will be equivalent to about 6g of creatine monohydrate, which is exactly what the results show. They did NOT claim 10g of creatine monohydrate, they claimed 10g of creatine-glycerol-phosphate. Further, I'm not even sure if testing for glycerol & phosphate separately would even work on this product, since the compound molecule may not show up at all, so it doesn't surprise me if there was no glycerol or no phosphate.
Likewise, if a product claims 10g of creatine citrate, it does not have 10g of creatine monohydrate in it. It has 10g of creatine citrate, which once dissolved will be equivalent to about 4-5g of creatine monohydrate.
Eric
BC, Canada
Concerning the tests on metabolic nutrition's creatine glycerol phosphate, you must think twice about the results.
They claim 10g of creatine-glycerol-phosphate, which is a big molecule, which once dissolved will be equivalent to about 6g of creatine monohydrate, which is exactly what the results show. They did NOT claim 10g of creatine monohydrate, they claimed 10g of creatine-glycerol-phosphate. Further, I'm not even sure if testing for glycerol & phosphate separately would even work on this product, since the compound molecule may not show up at all, so it doesn't surprise me if there was no glycerol or no phosphate.
Likewise, if a product claims 10g of creatine citrate, it does not have 10g of creatine monohydrate in it. It has 10g of creatine citrate, which once dissolved will be equivalent to about 4-5g of creatine monohydrate.
Eric
BC, Canada
ok i forgot the brand of protien i used last, but when mixed with water it would leave very hard chunks at the bottom. I bought EAS 100% whey online $25 for 5lbs. It has 42g protien per scoop, and mixes very good with no clumps. I got to thinking and would the protien with the clumps actually be better?
I first used Optimum Nutrition Whey Protein and was amazed by its quality. I suffer from light lactose insufficiency and therefore whey protein isolate (or even better hydrolysate) is indispensable for me.
Later I tried EAS Simply Whey Protein. I find it an excellent
product too.
Now I ordered Ultramass High Whey Protein. Well, I will see how
good my choice was.
German
Later I tried EAS Simply Whey Protein. I find it an excellent
product too.
Now I ordered Ultramass High Whey Protein. Well, I will see how
good my choice was.
German
USMC War Dog
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I've used protein supplements off and on. Real food is a better source of protein. But supplements save time. Just my excuse why I don't use protein powders all the time. I've used a lot of whey and I never noticed anything special about it. I've read somewhere that it's not good to take whey alone, because 40% is used for energy if consumed by itself. I hear that blends are better. After I read that I used Muscle Link's MR, Muscle Meals. Besides getting my protein, I noticed that I recovered quicker. In that MR I got 11 grams of EFA, 12 grams of low glycemic carbs, 40 grams of a protein blend (whey, casein, egg), it had a good source of vitamins/minerals and each server had 10 grams of glutamine peptides. I'm not using it right now. I just bought Cytosport's Muscle Milk, and I notice that it's similar to Muscle Meals. So if I had to choose 5 protein powders it'd be:
1. Muscle Meals (Muscle Link)
2. Pro Fusion (Muscle Link)
3. Muscle Milk (Cytosport)
4. Pro Blend 55
5. Dorian Yate's Approved
Blends work for me :0); but they're not what make gains. Training regularly, consuming a healthy diet (lifter's diet) and rest will only get you there.
I've used protein supplements off and on. Real food is a better source of protein. But supplements save time. Just my excuse why I don't use protein powders all the time. I've used a lot of whey and I never noticed anything special about it. I've read somewhere that it's not good to take whey alone, because 40% is used for energy if consumed by itself. I hear that blends are better. After I read that I used Muscle Link's MR, Muscle Meals. Besides getting my protein, I noticed that I recovered quicker. In that MR I got 11 grams of EFA, 12 grams of low glycemic carbs, 40 grams of a protein blend (whey, casein, egg), it had a good source of vitamins/minerals and each server had 10 grams of glutamine peptides. I'm not using it right now. I just bought Cytosport's Muscle Milk, and I notice that it's similar to Muscle Meals. So if I had to choose 5 protein powders it'd be:
1. Muscle Meals (Muscle Link)
2. Pro Fusion (Muscle Link)
3. Muscle Milk (Cytosport)
4. Pro Blend 55
5. Dorian Yate's Approved
Blends work for me :0); but they're not what make gains. Training regularly, consuming a healthy diet (lifter's diet) and rest will only get you there.
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