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Bulk Leucine I just recieved

joebo

joebo

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Is it normal for NP's bulk leucine to not mix at all? I've tried mixing with various liquids and nothing seems to dissolve this stuff, it just floats in a big clump at the top. I've even tried leaving it sit in the fridge for awhile, but it still refuses to mix. It also seems like a very coarse powder rather than light and micronized. Just curious if anyone else had this problem or if this is just normal... Thanks in advance.
 
I've actually left mine in the fridge over night--next morning still floaties on the top and bottom.

Best to stir/shake, then gulp, stir/shake, then gulp. That's what I do, and it works pretty well.

I bet it would be a true pain to cap--too fluffy to be able to stuff it in an empty cap.
 
Does this happen with their bulk bcaa as well? I wanted to be able to dissolve it into a jug and consume throughout the day, but I can't do that like this. If the leucine in the bcaa is the same grade, i can't imagine the bcaa's dissolving either. I noticed in a thread someone mentioning the bcaa's have been more coarse as well and not micronized like previously. Any input??
 
USe something with a tight-fitting lid, like a gatorade bottle. Add liquid and BCAAs/leucine. Shake the crap out of it and while the particles are dancing around chaotically take a few big gulps. Eventually, it will dissolve from the shaking action.
 
pre workout i just scoop it in my mouth and chase it.. for during the workout I shake it up in a blender bottle and then transfer it to a gaterade bottle. After ten minutes or so it's entirely mixed up... i throw leucine 8-10 grams and glutamine 8-10 grams in there... plus some flavored sugar free type drink
 
here is what i do, i take COLD water from the fridge, throw it in there shake the **** out of it. then swirl it for about 10 sec, throw it back in fridge, swirl after a few min and it is in the liquid at that point.
 
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