Sucralose in Xtend

[BoyBawang]

Does anyone know roughly how much sucralose there is in a a serving (2 scoops) of Xtend?

Thanks.

[Mr.Cooper69]

no and why do you want to know?

[westendRIOT86]

no and why do you want to know?

Because sucralose is still essentially in a worldwide beta testing phase, and lots of people have adverse reactions to it, depending on consumption level.

I'd like to know too.

[Mr.Cooper69]

Because sucralose is still essentially in a worldwide beta testing phase, and lots of people have adverse reactions to it, depending on consumption level.

I'd like to know too.

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"A worldwide beta testing phase"

Dude that is priceless, I'm considering adding that entire post to my sig

[westendRIOT86]

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"A worldwide beta testing phase"

Dude that is priceless, I'm considering adding that entire post to my sig

Do some research on cyclamate and get back to me.

[Mr.Cooper69]

Do some research on cyclamate and get back to me.

Please. Do some research, period. You have a lot to learn.

[westendRIOT86]

Please. Do some research, period. You have a lot to learn.

Ok, let me rephrase. Sucralose gives a lot of people serious gastrointestinal distress, regardless of whether you love the stuff or not, and it matters how much of the chemical is in products they consume.

[Mr.Cooper69]

Ok, let me rephrase. Sucralose gives a lot of people serious gastrointestinal distress, regardless of whether you love the stuff or not, and it matters how much of the chemical is in products they consume.

I'm done with this conversation (no offense, don't have the time or energy).

[westendRIOT86]

Please. Do some research, period. You have a lot to learn.

Saccharine was awesome too until enough studies came out, and now for some reason it has all but disappeared from the market.

[BoyBawang]

Bump for answer. I know the side effects are negligible unless it's in ridiculously high dosages but I'm just curious to know.

[PrepFootball]

I'm done with this conversation (no offense, don't have the time or energy).

no offense, but you are a very ignorant rep for a company full of good people... hmm.

[DedicatedDad]

Does anyone know roughly how much sucralose there is in a a serving (2 scoops) of Xtend?

Thanks.

Good luck finding out . People on here have asked what their xtend is made of and they refuse to answer.

Rumor is,xtend is made of human hair and duck feathers.

[TheDarkKnight27]

there is 0.87g of sucralose in 1 scoop of xtend.

i sent a text to marc and he told me (we go to the same gym most of the time and are good friends now.)

[The Solution]

Does anyone know roughly how much sucralose there is in a a serving (2 scoops) of Xtend?

Thanks.

This is actually proprietary information to the formula and it cannot be exposed to the public. That is like asking coca cola for their secret recipe.

Also Xtend's BCAA's are from the fermentation of glucose. When the new Xtend launches (in around 8 weeks) it will be tested at three key times during the production process for identity, potency, and purity. As expected it will come from cgmp certified from a sports facility. Scivation is going to surpass regular testing and exceed minimum requirements set forth by the FDA for the cgmp regulations to make sure we produce a solid product.

Rob Moran will chime in about a deeper explanation towards this. He addressed me by stating "If Xtend was made from feathers we would have no issue saying so. Scivation was built on hard work and honest supplements, not deceiving consumers and prop blends. With novem just coming out, a new xtend on the brink, prepare yourself for a lot of new supplements. If there are any questions towards Scivation supplements he would be wise to contact (Rob@Scivation.com) as the VP/Director of Sales.

[BoyBawang]

This is actually proprietary information to the formula and it cannot be exposed to the public. That is like asking coca cola for their secret recipe.

Also Xtend's BCAA's are from the fermentation of glucose. When the new Xtend launches (in around 8 weeks) it will be tested at three key times during the production process for identity, potency, and purity. As expected it will come from cgmp certified from a sports facility. Scivation is going to surpass regular testing and exceed minimum requirements set forth by the FDA for the cgmp regulations to make sure we produce a solid product.

Rob Moran will chime in about a deeper explanation towards this. He addressed me by stating "If Xtend was made from feathers we would have no issue saying so. Scivation was built on hard work and honest supplements, not deceiving consumers and prop blends. With novem just coming out, a new xtend on the brink, prepare yourself for a lot of new supplements. If there are any questions towards Scivation supplements he would be wise to contact (Rob@Scivation.com) as the VP/Director of Sales.

Is it safe to be taking 3 servings (6 scoops) of Xtend in a day?

[Zanderini]

no offense, but you are a very ignorant rep for a company full of good people... hmm.

He's ignorant ? It doesn't seem like he is very ignorant and Cooper always gives really good advice.

[The Solution]

Is it safe to be taking 3 servings (6 scoops) of Xtend in a day?

Yes its safe. I know tons of people who take 6-8 daily. Some people swear by this stuff during their workouts and between meals (Layne Norton clients in particular, and the thousands who follow Scivation diet/training principles). If it was not safe you would be hearing lots of negative feedback from the prolonged use of the product since its been on the market. Take Marc for example he has taken probably 12 scoops daily of the product since day 1, seems to be making some good progress since the supplement came out on top of his diet/training routine.

[smt1]

there is 0.87g of sucralose in 1 scoop of xtend.

i sent a text to marc and he told me (we go to the same gym most of the time and are good friends now.)

870mg of sucralose in 1 scoop? Seriously doubt that, if you legitimately asked him, are you sure you got the units right? That's a very high dose, and would probably be intolerably sweet. That's equivalent to more than a pound of sugar.

[TMac26]

Sucralose is quite safe.


Those that have intestinal issues with Sucralose should avoid it, but that doesn't mean its not safe. That would be like saying milk isn't safe because there are those that are lactose intolerant.

[rhadam]

Because sucralose is still essentially in a worldwide beta testing phase, and lots of people have adverse reactions to it, depending on consumption level.

I'd like to know too.

LOLOLOL WAT?

Oh lord.

[igsm1969]

Ahhhh, this thread is making me thirsty....for some XTend....what will it be? Blue Raspberry or Lemon-Lime?

[Mr.Cooper69]

no offense, but you are a very ignorant rep for a company full of good people... hmm.

Notsureifsrs? (srs)

[Kaox]

I'm done with this conversation (no offense, don't have the time or energy).

Just shut up

and act like a Rep.

[rhadam]

Just shut up

and act like a Rep.

[Kaox]

nah not rly, just pointing out PrepFootball comment.

lol

[Mr.Cooper69]

Just shut up

and act like a Rep.

And a rep acts by giving false information?

Please.

[rhadam]

nah not rly, just pointing out PrepFootball comment.

lol

People getting butt hurt when a rep speaks their mind or doesn't "act" like someone else thinks they should. Coop knows more about physiology/bio/chem that 99% of the population on these forums, but when someone is being obtuse... sometimes you just cut your losses and tell them to stay stupid.

[II Cybershot II]

Sucralose takes a long time to digest, similar to lactose. Therefore it has time for the bacteria in your gut to ferment it, instead of just being absorbed very quickly like what happens with glucose. For this reason, people prone to gas and whose issue is largely bacterial might get some gas from it. This is all I know of side-effects from sucralose.

[eldawg]

no and why do you want to know?

Regardless of safety, the above line of questioning is irrelevant. A consumer has the right to know what they are ingesting and the willingness of a company to disclose this information would determine whether consumers continue to patronize it.

[Mr.Cooper69]

Regardless of safety, the above line of questioning is irrelevant. A consumer has the right to know what they are ingesting and the willingness of a company to disclose this information would determine whether consumers continue to patronize it.

I don't think you understand the tone of that. It wasn't a: why do you think this is relevant? It was literally: why do you want to know? As in people have different reasons. For example, if it was GI distress, I'd give him a ballpark estimate. If it is for neurotixocity or what have you, I would have said its not an issue.

The above line of questioning is clearly relevant since we may have been able to help him depending on his reasoning.