A lot of RTD's from various companies will run of stock over next few months. A major manufacture of those RTD's just dumped 75% of their sport supplement RTD business. There is a massive rush to find drink manufactures now for quite a few vendors.
Anyone asking these type of questions, shouldn't be making supplements. You know when making supplements there are rules and regulations you have to follow? You're talking about people consuming things, need QC/QA.
Holy cow. That's the logic? Companies sell them, therefor they should be sold? Regardless if there is an ounce of data that's on it? I find it interesting that you just assume they'd be good for a patient? Where is your logic coming from that cancer patients need bcaa's?
There won't be studies on protein kicking people out of ketosis. No motivation for people to study that. There are decades of epilepsy patients and countless monitoring examples. We have to keep patients around 1.5mm+. The biggest issue for patients, is excessive protein intake. Which is why...
I have multiple patents on keto application in medical. The leading researchers in keto are part of my research. I'm running human medical trials this fall in disease applications. I have millions invested over years into this area. I'll stick to the medical professionals, since we have to...
If you want to get into ketosis and read any level of ketones to matter, your protein intake isn't going to be an issue. People struggle with too much protein intake, not too little.
Why would you make a protein for a keto line when anyone doing keto needs to minimize their protein? Using hydro beef which is gelatin and very low in in EAA/BCAA? Why would you use peptide bcaa's when there aren't absorption issues with bcaa's? Why would you use that for cancer patients?
Flexatril logs, which are everywhere, speak for themselves. The products are very different from each other. Flexatril treats a specific type of joint injury/pain. The new batch in 8 weeks will be half the size tab wise and a powder version that's twice the amount of active for the same cost.
I made some veggie proteins awhile back, never released. Found it better to license to someone else vs deal in that area. I think consumers are going to be confused with the Nutrex stuff.
If I were supplementing with a protein powder and I didn't suffer with lactose issues, I'd never take a whey isolate. Give me the most intact low percentage protein possible, for overall health benefit. I'll stay away from the other stuff, but you just have to be careful when doing video's like...
Very different products. If the cause of your issues is inflammation driven, I think flexatril is a great choice. Run flexatril, then run XT, see for yourself.
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