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yo dudes whats up? i'm new to this forum and i got a question: I recently bought this Australian product called "Maxes rock hard and ripped, vanila nougat" and its a protein powder mixed with a thermogenic formula of guarana, L-carnitine and all this other stuff and it says to only mix it with water because milk will reduce its thermogenic effeciency, the only problem is it tastes like vomit mixed with water but i have tried mixing it with milk and a couple of packets of nutra sweet and it actually tastes ok, my question is will milk really reduce the thermogenic effect or is that just some bull**** they made up? i hope it is because i simply cannot stand the taste of it and i've got a whole 2kg container to go through, can somebody help clear this up? thanx
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12-31-2001, 05:57 PM #1Registered User
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I'm Not As Think As You Stoned I Am....Got Any Cheetos dude?
It's 4:20...Do you know where your bong is?
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12-31-2001, 06:09 PM #2Registered User
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Sounds like bul**** to me, coz all milk has is casein protein a little carbs and calcium and a few other trace elements. How the hell could that dampen any thermogenic effect.
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12-31-2001, 09:21 PM #3Registered User
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yeah but maybe one of the fat burner thingos in it has a reaction to milk or something, anyone else tried this product for themselves?
I'm Not As Think As You Stoned I Am....Got Any Cheetos dude?
It's 4:20...Do you know where your bong is?
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12-31-2001, 09:33 PM #4Registered User
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personally i've never heard of it.
if your looking for a good protein powder you might try looking at the Labrada series of products.
ProV60 speficially since it delivers 60g of protein in 2 scoops
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Hey i doubt milk will affect a thermogenic's capabilities- just as long as you stay away from caffiene...
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12-31-2001, 10:08 PM #6Registered User
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whats so bad about caffiene? its got guaranna in it which is kind of like caffiene
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12-31-2001, 10:24 PM #7Banned
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well the thing is caffeine tends to react very negatively to thermogenics...read the label- almost any thermogenic will say "AVOID CONSUMPTION OF CAFFEINE WHILE USING THIS PRODUCT- MAY POSE SERIOUS HEALTH RISKS"... many thermogens are designed to speed up your heart rate and stimulate your nervous system while doing that- adding caffeine to the picture will blow it out of proportion, and you could very easily die of a heart attack.... think of it as taking a depressant drug, then going out and having some alchohol.
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