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Ronald Cox96 said:Is that Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard actually worth the money?
The best whey out there—100% pure.
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Ronald Cox96 said:Is that Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard actually worth the money?
jadesurfer5 said:Guys, I need someone who can source 200 count Dualtabs multivitamins...
slydriver52 said:Why are you so hung up on that Twinlab stuff?
What kind of price are we talking about here?
Arthur Doyle6 said:Alright everyone, which of these proteins is actually the best?
Dymatize Elite whey Protein
Twinlab 100% Whey Fuel
Scitec 100% Whey Protein
Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard
Can anyone offer some advice on which one to pick? If you've used any of these, I'd value your honest opinion...
Thanks
Christian Ramirez67 said:What are some decent whole-food protein sources besides meat, fish, eggs, and dairy?
Gregory Ward78 said:That’s fine by me—just grab whichever 👍
is cheapest.
Keith Peterson36 said:I have a question,
whereabouts in San Diego can I pick up some protein?
I noticed they carry stuff at CVS($17) and Walgreens (starting at $20 and up)
Robert Hernandez9 said:Use some logic, people. Whey protein existed long before we had these 30-40g serving sizes, and the pros used it just like any other supplement. Back then, there weren't a hundred different types of protein available, yet people still achieved incredible results. At the end of the day, it’s all pretty much the same; what matters is your diet, your training, and your recovery—not whether your whey foams up more or less. As long as there's no soy in it, you're fine. Results are earned through grit and hard work; a supplement won't do a damn thing if everything else isn't dialed in perfectly.
slydriver52 said:I’d suggest sticking with Optimum or GNC.
Personally, I'm using GNC right now and I'm pretty happy with it.
MWP is next on my list.
Avoid Scitec; it's loaded with sugar, so you're better off skipping it. Honestly, I have my doubts about how much actual protein is even in there.
slydriver52 said:Stick with Optimum or GNC.
I'm using GNC right now and it does the job.
MWP is next on my list.
Avoid Scitec; it's loaded with sugar. You have to wonder if there's actually any protein in there at all.
Arthur Doyle6 said:thanks 😁
I grabbed some Optimum $123 maybe 5lbs? Seems like a pretty decent deal to me....
Gregory Ward78 said:Where did you hear that? Or did you actually see it happen?🙏🤣
slydriver52 said:I’ve been training and using supplements for about 15 years now. I tried Scitec a while back and was disappointed; it was cloyingly sweet and didn't mix well at all—it just clumped onto the spoon. It's essentially just a cheap concentrate loaded with artificial sweeteners. It's common knowledge that a standard protein concentrate usually hovers around 50% protein content.
If you find this funny, go watch an episode of 60 Minutes tomorrow. Maybe then you'll realize that not all whey is created equal.
http://www.60minutes.com/article/protein-powder-scandal/
It’s interesting that people are still buying into that Scitec hype.
jadesurfer5 said:Are you talking about Gold Whey?
Do you have a contact for where you picked that up?
I'm actually looking for some good multivitamins myself...
Gregory Ward78;33881348 said:It’s interesting that after 15 years of taking supplements, you’re still going to watch Consumer Reports tomorrow. According to them, probably 99% of all supplements are harmful. 😉[/QUO
Of course I’m going to watch it. Honestly, based on the nonsense you’re spewing, it's clear you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
The powder was tested by actual professionals, not some random guy off the street.
I'm interested in this for another reason too: my work is actually tied to this industry, so I have skin in the game. 😉