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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: wikkedonez on May 06, 2015, 02:34:25 PM
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So after I workout I usually take Carnivor....yea I know ...so I'm on my last scoop so I bought MHP Isoprime Beef protein cause it was
on sale so I have the two jugs next to each other and I realize they
are BOTH manufactured in the same building in West Caldwell here in Jersey....they don't smell the same but I feel duped! !! >:(
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Beef protein isolate is known to be tainted with nickel aluminum and chromium
It's all very low quality and one of the worse things to put in your body
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I got your beef right here lady! :D
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I'm pretty sure All protein powder is in some
way bad for you. .
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Whey protein during and after the workout... food the rest of the time. That's all you need.
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I haven't used protein powder in 3 years.
Eat some food brah.
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So after I workout I usually take Carnivor....yea I know ...so I'm on my last scoop so I bought MHP Isoprime Beef protein cause it was
on sale so I have the two jugs next to each other and I realize they
are BOTH manufactured in the same building in West Caldwell here in Jersey....they don't smell the same but I feel duped! !! >:(
Beef protein was banned in Australia for Mad Caw syndrome .................
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you could either drink beef after training or go and have a steak.
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I take it after workout and eat dinner about an hour later...then a blended protein before bed...
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Protein powder is crap
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Not a very flattering head band.
What's her gimmick?
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Is that Richard Simmons??? :D
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All crapp, for both naturals and juiced.
3 meals with attention to protein plus one 40 grams protein post-workout shake, cheap casein is ok, and that is all you need.
If you wanna support the 2nd or 3rd house of the brand-owner, be my guest of course. It's your buck you wanna spill.
But 1,5 or 2 liters of lowfat milk a day will do exactly the same.....costs almost zero.
All supps are bull, except maybe creatine. All legal supps that is...
says Dr Dutch, the guy who knows.
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So I'm guessing ur not a believer of 1 gram of protein for
every pound that you weigh methodology? ?
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Protein Powder is the only supplement I use, sure I could just eat some meat or eggs instead, but it is the convenience I am after. I add protein powder to my oatmeal in the morning and whenever I make a fruit smoothie. It is a good way to turn what would be a high carb meal into a more balanced one.
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Is that Richard Simmons??? :D
Looks more like DLB in 10 years
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I use protein powder basically as a way to eat something semi tasty without blowing diet. Trutein makes this protein pudding that is fucking unreal.
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Food > fart powder.
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Food > fart powder.
What makes you think protein powder isn't a food?
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quit using protein powder a few months ago and haven't noticed any difference, just eat a lot of protein in every meal
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Skim milk with a little chocolate powder is just as good as whey protein. Why buy a 50 to 60 dollar tub of powdered cheese called whey when you can buy cheap, fresh skim milk? I heard whey was a by product of cheese manufacturing that they use to throw away most of the time until it exploded as a supplement.
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Skim milk with a little chocolate powder is just as good as whey protein. Why buy a 50 to 60 dollar tub of powdered cheese called whey when you can buy cheap, fresh skim milk? I heard whey was a by product of cheese manufacturing that they use to throw away most of the time until it exploded as a supplement.
Many reasons. Convenience for one and the fact that the protein I buy (which isn't cheap stuff) is still .85/24g of protein which equals out to be about $4.50 when compared to the protein content in a really cheap gallon of skim milk which is $3+. I drink both, but a non-perishable product to take with you has its place unless you don't have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out (which is probably the case for some getbiggers). Can't also forget about the carb content from the lactose in the 3 glasses of milk you have to drink to equal a scoop of protein and not to mention the shitty feeling of that sitting in your gut
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Many reasons. Convenience for one and the fact that the protein I buy (which isn't cheap stuff) is still .85/24g of protein which equals out to be about $4.50 when compared to the protein content in a really cheap gallon of skim milk which is $3+. I drink both, but a non-perishable product to take with you has its place unless you don't have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out (which is probably the case for some getbiggers). Can't also forget about the carb content from the lactose in the 3 glasses of milk you have to drink to equal a scoop of protein and not to mention the shitty feeling of that sitting in your gut
Lactose free fat free milk is what I drink. Available in just about any super market and dirt cheap in Costco.
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I'm pretty sure All protein powder is in some
way bad for you. .
Pretty sure, or know so. Some real idiotic blanket statements on this site lately...
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Skim milk with a little chocolate powder is just as good as whey protein. Why buy a 50 to 60 dollar tub of powdered cheese called whey when you can buy cheap, fresh skim milk? I heard whey was a by product of cheese manufacturing that they use to throw away most of the time until it exploded as a supplement.
Why not use the milk? Not everyone wants all the carbs that comes with it, the water retention and so on.
You need to update you information bud. Bad info given here.
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Lactose free fat free milk is what I drink. Available in just about any super market and dirt cheap in Costco.
Any lactose free milk I see has 13g of carbs per 8g of protein. I eat 4000 calories a day, but for some poor sap dieting on 1800 calories, nobody would want say 24g of protein with 39g of carbs just from milk. Still not convenient compared to whey and is only slightly cheaper. I have money hence I like both. Whey is a life saver on trips and to help get my macros in without having to gorge down any more food than I already do
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Any lactose free milk I see has 13g of carbs per 8g of protein. I eat 4000 calories a day, but for some poor sap dieting on 1800 calories, nobody would want say 24g of protein with 39g of carbs just from milk. Still not convenient compared to whey and is only slightly cheaper. I have money hence I like both. Whey is a life saver on trips and to help get my macros in without having to gorge down any more food than I already do
What cycle are u on. Are u as lean as your avatar? Thats alot of cals bro. All clean or do u not care?
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What cycle are u on. Are u as lean as your avatar? Thats alot of cals bro. All clean or do u not care?
I've only ran one (400mg test/10 weeks+50mg var/4 weeks). Guess I'm a somewhat good responder. I've trained naturally for over 12 years though other than 2 junky prohormone cycles 6-7 years ago. I'm probably +1% body fat right now compared to the pic. It was taken about a month ago a month after PCT wrapped up. Pretty much did a recomp. Only gained 5-7 pounds or so, but knocked of a good amount of fat and have kept it off since.
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I'm not concerned with some carbs in lactose free milk. I'm not a bodybuilder. I also don't mega dose on protein. If you're lifting and running 5 miles at a good clip the last thing you need is a low carb diet. I guess if you are juicing to pose in speedos you will mega dose on protein and eat a low carb diet. Still say lactose free skim milk is a great source of protein.
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I'm not concerned with some carbs in lactose free milk. I'm not a bodybuilder. I also don't mega dose on protein. If you're lifting and running 5 miles at a good clip the last thing you need is a low carb diet. I guess if you are juicing to pose in speedos you will mega dose on protein and eat a low carb diet. Still say lactose free skim milk is a great source of protein.
Shut up.