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Title: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: Jimmy L on August 27, 2007, 11:26:45 AM
Is drinking Muscle Milk RTD at bedtime instead of the powder mix just as effective for a bedtime drink?

Is drinking Muscle Milk RTD before bedtime an effective bedtime drink?
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: Purge_WTF on August 27, 2007, 05:29:35 PM
  Same product, different form.

  The mixed protein/fat combo would indeed make it good for a nighttime protein.
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: The Squadfather on August 27, 2007, 05:35:22 PM
eat a nice steak or piece of chicken.
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: Deadpool on August 27, 2007, 05:40:03 PM
the RTD's taste like crap
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: jmt1 on August 27, 2007, 05:45:36 PM
  Same product, different form.

  The mixed protein/fat combo would indeed make it good for a nighttime protein.

tastes great also...the rtds can get expensive so i stick with the powder...usually do 2scoops of the choc with tablespoon of natural peanut butter before bed.

only time i dont use it is when im dieting. then i'll switch over to a plain whey/casein mix.
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: jmt1 on August 27, 2007, 05:52:41 PM
the RTD's taste like crap

only flavor of the rtd i ever got sick of was the banana creme.
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: johnnyx on August 29, 2007, 11:20:09 PM
Is drinking Muscle Milk RTD at bedtime instead of the powder mix just as effective for a bedtime drink?

Is drinking Muscle Milk RTD before bedtime an effective bedtime drink?

If its more convienent in RTD, but they are the same and it does make a good bedtime drink.

Side note:The powder form would be much less expensive and you have about 28 flavors to pick from!
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: candidate2025 on August 29, 2007, 11:28:56 PM
before bed take a fish oil pill and nothing else but some water. this will prevent muscle tissue loss, and promote fat burning while you sleep. if you have a really fast metabolism take some amino acids with the fish oil..     nightime is for fat loss!
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: SWOLETRAIN on August 31, 2007, 02:59:22 PM
Musclemilk is shit. Taste great but so so many flaws. Carbs? 18gms fat?, 1/2 sat fat (or mct's ::)) caseinate as primary? better off with a decent time release and a tbs of pb. THe occasional RTD is nice for taste but nightly.... Get ready for some chub chub.
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: candidate2025 on August 31, 2007, 04:54:52 PM
Musclemilk is shit. Taste great but so so many flaws. Carbs? 18gms fat?, 1/2 sat fat (or mct's ::)) caseinate as primary? better off with a decent time release and a tbs of pb. THe occasional RTD is nice for taste but nightly.... Get ready for some chub chub.
tru dat
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: Tkeeze on September 01, 2007, 09:05:38 AM
I always thought RTDs were pasteurized which causes the loss of some the important bioactive compounds.
Title: Re: Muscle Milk RTD instead of Muscle Milk powder at bedtime?
Post by: Zach Trowbridge on September 01, 2007, 11:41:38 AM
before bed take a fish oil pill and nothing else but some water. this will prevent muscle tissue loss, and promote fat burning while you sleep. if you have a really fast metabolism take some amino acids with the fish oil..     nightime is for fat loss!

Fish oil by itself won't do shit to prevent muscle catabolism.  Get in some whole food sources like lean steak, salmon, or a couple tablespoons of natural peanut butter.  Your body still needs the calories to keep from eating up muscle.

As for the Muscle Milk, like somebody else said, they're decent on occasion but not the best choice for a regular meal.  It'd be one thing if they had fewer carbs, but a high-fat/moderately high-carb drink isn't ideal.