Looking for a new Protein choice

symbianblack

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I'm ditching Optimum Nutrition gold standard being multiple claims state they use the worst and cheapest form of filtration, which is ion exchange. What do you guys suggest? I've been using ON Gold standard for so long
 
You should look into Select by PES. Each scoop of Select has 24 grams of protein with only 1 gram of carbs and 1.5 grams of fat. The blend of protein used is the most optimal blend. Check out this link for more info, and feel free to ask me any questions you may have:

http://selectprotein.com
 
Synapsin said:
You should look into Select by PES. Each scoop of Select has 24 grams of protein with only 1 gram of carbs and 1.5 grams of fat. The blend of protein used is the most optimal blend. Check out this link for more info, and feel free to ask me any questions you may have:

http://selectprotein.com
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This, Pronom, XF, BioX, or Scivation
 
I have a few go to: iForce Protein, Cellucor Cor Whey, MTS Whey, SAN Titantium Whey, PES Select, Controlled Labs Pronom, Universal Whey, and XF UP 2.0. You cannot go wrong with any of those.
 
USP OxyElite Protein
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PES Select
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Or it you are a strait whey guy I suggest Cellucor's COR whey

My top 3 for sure, when on a tighter budget though I will usually go for Giant Sports blend
 
snagencyV2.0 said:
you don't hear too much about this protein blend, but it is actually pretty strong profile, and very unique taste
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I love it. Using their white chocolate currently and it tastes amazing.

Not to mention their protein is PERFECT for baked goods
 
AntM1564 said:
I have a few go to: iForce Protein, Cellucor Cor Whey, MTS Whey, SAN Titantium Whey, PES Select, Controlled Labs Pronom, Universal Whey, and XF UP 2.0. You cannot go wrong with any of those.
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Can't forget the Cellucor COR whey!
 
tyga tyga said:
I love it. Using their white chocolate currently and it tastes amazing. Not to mention their protein is PERFECT for baked goods
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Looks like I have a new one to try thanks Tyga.
 
I see people don't like to use the "big name" trio Optimum, Cytosport, BSN. I was looking at Dymatize but since I herd Post bought them I went leary of a big company take over and adding they're taint
 
symbianblack said:
I read that the overall benefit of a non iso protein outweighs the benefit of a slightly faster absorption
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you mean a blend? because blends still have isolate in them, i'd still recommend a straight isolate from what i've read, as long as cost isn't any issue...if it is something like protean or any 100% whey will do
 
IFN Protean Brown Sugar Maple Oatmeal Cookie.

Tastes great when added to oatmeal before my workouts.
 
snagencyV2.0 said:
I think you're splitting finite baby hairs
if you are that concerned about it, then skip the powders and simply eat real foods
steak, ftw
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Oh I consume whole foods. I actually eat whole foods pre workout and only hit the shake afterwards. But I still want overall quality.
 
symbianblack said:
only hit the shake afterwards. But I still want overall quality.
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even of less overall importance then, if you are speaking minimal use in isolated fashion like this
now - if you were consuming more frequent reliance on shakes (say, half your daily protein intake - which would be problematic in itself to begin with), then maybe quality of said protein becomes exponentially more important..

as long as you are not getting bamboozled by advertising budget of what you believe to be "the big three" you mentioned earlier, or looking at bottom-barrel prices in order to be cheap, you really have quite a few options as there are a lot of quality products out there
 
snagencyV2.0 said:
even of less overall importance then, if you are speaking minimal use in isolated fashion like this
now - if you were consuming more frequent reliance on shakes (say, half your daily protein intake - which would be problematic in itself to begin with), then maybe quality of said protein becomes exponentially more important..

as long as you are not getting bamboozled by advertising budget of what you believe to be "the big three" you mentioned earlier, or looking at bottom-barrel prices in order to be cheap, you really have quite a few options as there are a lot of quality products out there
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I'm also concerned with the whole amino spiking trend
 
symbianblack said:
I'm ditching Optimum Nutrition gold standard being multiple claims state they use the worst and cheapest form of filtration, which is ion exchange. What do you guys suggest? I've been using ON Gold standard for so long
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Invalid Link Removed been using this over 3 yrs now. It is one of my all time fav's in terms of quality, mixture, and cost for the amount you get. My wife even puts it into my pancakes mix and is very tasteful. Also I will get the chocolate Pes select protein very good and one of my companies.
 
Cellucor COR-whey is my typical go to for a general whey. Allmax Isoflex if you want an isolate, plus the taste and additional bonuses (like chocolate chips) are delicious!
 
PES Select hands down, snickerdoodle is insane
 
With the suggestions I went ahead and tried Cellucore Core Whey. Funny I'm in the Tampa bay area (Largo/St.Pete) and my local GNC AND Vitamin Shoppe did NOT have the PES Select let alone the entire line of supps and the Corporate Headquarters is located here. Sad because I see ALOT of PES love in the forum
 
I constantly see Cellucore Core Whey being mentioned as a great blend and can never find it on any of the sponsored sites. Is it exclusively offered on Cellucore's website?
 
symbianblack said:
With the suggestions I went ahead and tried Cellucore Core Whey. Funny I'm in the Tampa bay area (Largo/St.Pete) and my local GNC AND Vitamin Shoppe did NOT have the PES Select let alone the entire line of supps and the Corporate Headquarters is located here. Sad because I see ALOT of PES love in the forum
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Wait. Wut? You actually go to GNC?
 
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