Q: So I've decided to buy some more protein powder, which of these should I go for:
http://www.punchsupplements.co.nz/supple ments/horleys-crossfire-protein.html
http://www.punchsupplements.co.
A: They made a mistake on one of those. By energy, usually they mean calories and for Whey Maxx that's what they used. They used kilojoules instead for Crossfire protein.
Men's Health »
i see this super whey protein powder on offer yesterday so i picked it up and it is a 5lb tub and was just wondering is it any good have you tried it and got results let me know cheers i have the vanilla flavor
http://www.gnc.co.uk/sports-nutrition/pr
Their stuff is pretty good for the money but looking at the ingredients they seem to use Maltodextrin (cheap carb) in all their protein powders. it's good for post work out and for just boosting your protein intake for the day. On top of that, it's not
Diet & Fitness »
Well, I'm 14.
I am starting a healthier lifestyle with diet, cardio, and weightlifting. I was reading up on how if you take whey protein powder, it helps to you become more fit and can helps build muscle. Now, I asked my mother if I could
Tell her you want to take it as a meal supplement, i.e. you dont like eating breakfast (like a lot of people) but would rather not be hungry all day so by drinking a protein shake it fills you up without eating!
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beginning with the brand's 100% Natural Whey Powder. A sports nutrition must for after workouts, the MET-Rx whey delivers a high-tech blend of natural proteins designed to quickly deliver amino acid to muscles to facilitate muscle protein synthesis |
The challenge is all but over and, in a fairly elastic six weeks I've lost a mind-boggling 32.7 per cent body fat (eat my sweaty gym shorts, Jodie) and gained 5lb of lean muscle. The increase in my resting metabolic rate means I now burn an extra 112
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