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Protein type matter for shake DURING workout?

Tux

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Again, I'm sorry I posted this here instead of the diet board, but I DID post it there, and with 56 people there, not even ONE looked at it, much less answered. After you much nicer guys give me a few answers/opinions, a mod can move or just delete the thread, thanks in advance!!



I liked the results last time I drank a solution of protein and simple carbs while working out. Not a lot, like 20oz or so of water, with maybe 20-30g's carbs and 15-20g's protein. Basically, something like gatorade and a small amount of protein. Last time, I used vanilla whey concentrate, the cheap EAS brand from Walmart, and mixed about 15-20g's with orange gatorade. Tasted like an orange creamsicle and gave nice results. My question is, does it matter if I use lower-grade protein like cheap whey concentrate? Should I use whey isolate or say, 10-15g's of amino acids and 5-10g's of glutamine? Would that provide any difference in effect or no? Give me your thoughts and suggestions please Oh, and yes I still have simple carbs and a whey shake post workout too!
 
This has been argued before, but "I" say there would be a negligible effect from using a higher quality protein. I'd definitely go for the cheaper one.
 
i'd say isolate just because it is the fastest digesting. but then again, if what you got is working for ya, keep it and save the $$$
 
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