Belly

[jako]

Anyone know of a good protein or whey for a newby, quite big now but need ripping coz I'm quite tubby in places

 

[Patrick Arnold]

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this is probably your best bang for the buck. if it gives you gas or bloating though you should switch to something else like a milk protein isolate product or a casein or egg protein

 

[jbryand101b]

I prefer dymatize iso-100

100% hydrolyzed whey protein isolate, 5lbs for about 55 bucks, 80 plus servings @ 25g of protein per serving. zero fat, zero carbs.

 

[Patrick Arnold]

I prefer dymatize iso-100

100% hydrolyzed whey protein isolate, 5lbs for about 55 bucks, 80 plus servings @ 25g of protein per serving. zero fat, zero carbs.

is that whey protein thats been hydrolyzed 100 percent, or is it 100 percent of the protein is hydrolyzed whey protein. or both. or neither

 

[Patrick Arnold]

Beuller?

 

[jbryand101b]

Id have to look at the label to be sure (not at home right now)

But I believe it says 100% pur hydrolized whey protien. It is the only protien listed for w/e that's worth.

 

[Patrick Arnold]

Id have to look at the label to be sure (not at home right now)

But I believe it says 100% pur hydrolized whey protien. It is the only protien listed for w/e that's worth.

it was a joke question

if it were 100 percent hydrolyzed you would have a bucket full of free amino acids. obviously its only partially hydrolyzed

 

[chocolatemilk]

lol

100% of the protein is partially hydrolyzed whey protein?

If so, Rich has been pulling my leg for years that **** suxer

 

[Patrick Arnold]

lol

100% of the protein is partially hydrolyzed whey protein?

If so, Rich has been pulling my leg for years that **** suxer

why would anyone want a 100 percent hydrolyzed protein powder? u may as well just use a blend of free aminos and save some bucks

i think the point of hydrolyzing protein is to break it down to smaller peptides, not all the way down to aminos

 

[jbryand101b]

why would anyone want a 100 percent hydrolyzed protein powder? u may as well just use a blend of free aminos and save some bucks

i think the point of hydrolyzing protein is to break it down to smaller peptides, not all the way down to aminos

Yes, to aid in absorbtion/digestion.

Your jokes are usually funny, but I didn't get that one. though I've never ben the sharpest tool in the shed. Prob the southern redneck in me.

 

[chocolatemilk]

why would anyone want a 100 percent hydrolyzed protein powder? u may as well just use a blend of free aminos and save some bucks

i think the point of hydrolyzing protein is to break it down to smaller peptides, not all the way down to aminos

this is America

I'm not a peasant who puts my proteases to work... I refuse to use anything higher than an oligopeptide

 

[Patrick Arnold]

Yes, to aid in absorbtion/digestion.

Your jokes are usually funny, but I didn't get that one. though I've never ben the sharpest tool in the shed. Prob the southern redneck in me.

well it wasnt a joke so much as it was a trick question

 

[Patrick Arnold]

this is America

I'm not a peasant who puts my proteases to work... I refuse to use anything higher than an oligopeptide

spoken like a true romney man

 

[jbryand101b]

well it wasnt a joke so much as it was a trick question

You trying to trick me?

 

[truthornothin]

Yes, to aid in absorbtion/digestion.

Your jokes are usually funny, but I didn't get that one. though I've never ben the sharpest tool in the shed. Prob the southern redneck in me.

Hey now watch it with the Southern thing, people already think we are slow we do not need to propagate the image...although it can work to our advantage at times ....