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Difficult, may or may not be worth it. It looks like it's not harmful, but the benefits are probably greatly exaggerated. Sorry I can't be of any more help, but the research is not clear yet.

The research is out there, I'm not some ****ing librarian dickhead. If you supptards actually researched the stuff you ingest you'd know about this and save a lot of money!

I mistyped *******. Don't you have some photoshopping and manipulating blood work to do?

Nice, you seem open-minded, unlike most supptards here. First all the studies done in the general population show that people consuming a general diet don't even have nutrient deficiencies....

I already did and if you don't believe me too bad for you. Once a certain dentist from Hagerstown and his company gets raided by the FDA you'll know what I'm talking about.

You don't want to absorb any of that crap. Really people in the US don't have nutrient deficiencies (besides vitamin D) and shouldn't supplement with multivitamins because they increase cancer risk.

huh?

You know nothing about nutritional biochemisty like me. Multivitamins are basically expensive arsenic water.

Only reliable companies do NSF testing. You ever read the logs about how certain protein powders add way more muscle mass than others? That's why.

I never tried the new myofusion because they added vegan protein and glucose polymer. Don't even care if the taste is better or worse than the old version, but it's clearly inferior compared to ON.

If they did stability testing before releasing the product (which is required) the exp date should approximately reflect the stability testing (with a margin of error of course). So if the tub...

All stimulants may cause side-effects and long term health problems. Supplements are not regulated by the FDA so God knows how safe they really are.

Nothing tops ON. Maybe the taste isn't that great but you know you're buying quality protein right from the dairy farmers source. It also doesn't contain heavy metals like some other brands. When it...