Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I saw this in a WWE magazine featuring Kurt Angle and when I went to the website I was like "Damn.. 46 grams of protein" the supplement I am using is only 22 grams, and I was wondering if this is genuine. What do you think? http://maxperformance.com/products/upmass.shtml
Would any of you recommend this?
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It doesnt mean it has more protein per oz. It just means that their serving size is twice as large. I bet it is a 2 oz serving compared to the normal 1 oz serving for all other protein supps.
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Garbage.
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Probably malto or some other more "complex" sugar. If it's not a "simple" sugar, they don't have to list it as such, but it could still cause a big insulin spike and be of a high glycemic nature even though it's not "technically" a "sugar".
Fun huh?
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Fun huh?
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Booey what would you consider a good cutting protein supplement? Not that I am going to be cutting anytime soon, but just so I can keep tabs that way I am informed.
It has 48g of carbs so I guess for bulking it would be alright... but right now i think im using the wrong suppliment cause its Iron Tek Whey Protein only has 3g of carbs.
It has 48g of carbs so I guess for bulking it would be alright... but right now i think im using the wrong suppliment cause its Iron Tek Whey Protein only has 3g of carbs.
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As far as protein shakes go, I just buy regular Whey powder by the bulk and mix it with skim milk or water. I don't like buying supplements from companies that load their shit with a lot of unnecessary garbage (ie. sugar). You're better off just buying the protein separately. That goes for bulking and cutting. Just b/c you're bulking doesn't mean you shouldn't watch what you eat.
But nothing beats a dozen egg whites when cutting: 36g protein @ > $2.00
But nothing beats a dozen egg whites when cutting: 36g protein @ > $2.00
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