Ya as bodybuilders we are the gasiest ppl in the room at all times i was howling in the washroom at the Toronto pro show a few years back, we were all lined up pissing and guys were just dropping bombs left right and center, lmao.
I think this link may be a little betterNearly every protein on the market is made from whey concentrate; whey isolate is not made from concentrate, therefore it is the purest and best whey you can buy. Isopure, by Nature's Best is regarded as being one of the best whey's on the market, however, it's a bit pricey. Hands down, the best whey for money is Dymatize. It's essentially the same product as Isopure, but at a fraction of the price. Comes in many different flavors, blends well, and tastes great.
Here's a link: Bodybuilding.com - Dymatize Elite Whey - Whey Protein! On sale now!
NOTE: Whey isolate proteins should ALWAYS have less than 10mg of cholesterol. If they do not, then are only PART isolate and the remaining whey is from concentrate.
Hope this helps.
:rofl: Since you are new you may not have known, but theses forums actually work with Sport Nutrition Supplements for Bodybuilding and Fitness needs It is so much better, cause at bb.com you have to private message other websites that are cheaper because they censor any other websites but here NP is the cheapest anyway, can't beat that :twisted:Good find, Davegabe24! :ntome:
Glad to help WikiThanks for the recommendation/advice, Davegabe24. You're right, I'm new to the nutrition forum and online purchasing scene, so I appreciate the heads up. Thanks again. :head:
You don't really need casein...if anything I could see a slower digesting protein for pre-bed but you are much better off with Milk Protein Isolate than casein.Whey is good for 1st thing in the morning and post-workout. Otherwise, you want a mixed protein with casein for a steady flow of aminos.
Soy, it isn't just bad for guys, but not too hot for females either, unless they like a dysfunctional thyorid and heart palipitations...
I like both. And no way I will be giving up my cottage cheese!You don't really need casein...if anything I could see a slower digesting protein for pre-bed but you are much better off with Milk Protein Isolate than casein.
WOW WOW Who said getting rid of cottage cheese ??? :think: :fool2: I just meant supplementing casein may not be necessary, especially if on a bulkI like both. And no way I will be giving up my cottage cheese!
he said "tastest" :wtf: :toofunny:Whey protein is the most standard protein for Anabolic purposes. It tastest good (Can be flavored well anyway) and provides substansial basic muscle building qualities. I also like to get EGG protein because it absorbs much slower, and is a whole different protein, so its nice to have more. I also get reg milk protein. Great combo.
I stop in there every week to get things that are marked down bigtime. Don't know what you're talking about, T-boner. hahahaah.20% off doesn't make a difference when everything at GNC is marked up 200% for profit and commisions!. I don't mean to be negative, just getting a point across.
copped me a 5 lb. pro complex and a 90 cap fish oil for 40 bucks. just gotta stop in once in a while. i ain't gold card status, but i am the man who buys their top shelf stuff when it finally hits bottom shelf prices.20% off doesn't make a difference when everything at GNC is marked up 200% for profit and commisions!. I don't mean to be negative, just getting a point across.
Interesting...As with most things, everything in moderation. Instead of just whey, all day, combinations of different protein powders to take advantage of the benefits of each. Whey obviously is a "fast" protein, in contrast to micellar casein as a "slow" protein. Etc.
C'mon, you should know that MD. Casein has some interesting functional properties, as does whey. So does egg. And so on..Interesting...
What was interesting was the different threads that you've mentioned various protein comments... (Brain is always ticking... Not on track, but ticking... *L*) But I actually use liquid egg whites, and skim milk with my protein shakes, and have some cottage cheese before bed... Keeps my bases covered...C'mon, you should know that MD. Casein has some interesting functional properties, as does whey. So does egg. And so on..
Whole milk, cottage cheese and liquid egg whites--I don't put them in the same category as protein powders. Those are part of my whole foods.What was interesting was the different threads that you've mentioned various protein comments... (Brain is always ticking... Not on track, but ticking... *L*) But I actually use liquid egg whites, and skim milk with my protein shakes, and have some cottage cheese before bed... Keeps my bases covered...
The milk and egg whites are what I mix my shake with...Whole milk, cottage cheese and liquid egg whites--I don't put them in the same category as protein powders. Those are part of my whole foods.
Wha, no cottage cheese?The milk and egg whites are what I mix my shake with...
Nah... I actually like the taste of plain cottage cheese... *L*Wha, no cottage cheese?
Ever have California-style cottage cheese? Man, I've been eating that stuff like crazy lately.Nah... I actually like the taste of plain cottage cheese... *L*
I've never even seen it... What's it like...?Ever have California-style cottage cheese? Man, I've been eating that stuff like crazy lately.
It's the taste for me mostly, but also texture. Hard to explain.I've never even seen it... What's it like...?
I'll have to keep an eye out for it...It's the taste for me mostly, but also texture. Hard to explain.
It's not total BS brother. That said, whole foods should always be the first option. Whey fits a role nicely and, when taken advantage, can offer so real benefits. I think too many use it thinking it has magical properties. It's just powdered protein at the end of the day--high quality protein, but still, just protein. In the big picture though, whole foods, ftw.i been taking whey for about 4 years. i stopped about 3 months ago. no loss in strength,size, etc. i am convinced it is total bullshit. i get the best gains from just upping the food intake from good sources. i am actually looking better without whey protein. i thought i would never be saying this. i used to chugg that ****.
True that, I think casein protein is a waste of money. Just drink milk before bed- it's composed of 80% casein!You don't really need casein...if anything I could see a slower digesting protein for pre-bed but you are much better off with Milk Protein Isolate than casein.
I dunno about waste of money, especially micellar casein. That stuff is high quality. It's what Boirie originally looked in his fast/slow protein studies. Coupla of downsides to it, but then again, is there really such a thing as a perfect protein?True that, I think casein protein is a waste of money. Just drink milk before bed- it's composed of 80% casein!
True that, I think casein protein is a waste of money. Just drink milk before bed- it's composed of 80% casein!