CLEAN protein powder

[DanND33]

I lift so I can eat whatever the fuk I want, even dirt if the moods strikes me




problem?

[D3Baseball]

For ****'s sake just because something wasn't picked off the branch doesn't mean it's bad for you. Do some real research and find out what parts of "processing" might be bad for you. You'll see that by and large there isn't much to worry about

[kr1kit]

all day

[Hansolo261]

Well believe it or not there are a lot of people who just perfer not to use whatever ingredients; for whatever reason. Its kinda sad that op makes a thread and he gets bashed by company reps who don't sell a product that fits the op's needs.

[JohnSmeton]

Gasparis myofusion is awesome. Banana is good, pb choco is okay, and milk choco is to die for

[D3Baseball]

Well believe it or not there are a lot of people who just perfer not to use whatever ingredients; for whatever reason. Its kinda sad that op makes a thread and he gets bashed by company reps who don't sell a that fits the op's needs.

We're trying to help them since the reason is not based in reality

OP will be better off in the long run buying things that are safe, tasty, and effective

[JmanTheJuiceman]

Well believe it or not there are a lot of people who just perfer not to use whatever ingredients; for whatever reason. Its kinda sad that op makes a thread and he gets bashed by company reps who don't sell a that fits the op's needs.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Hahaha, some people...

[Hansolo261]

Some people have allergic reactions to atrifical sweetners, some people don't like soy lecithin in there whey, some for religious reasons don't consume certain ingreadients. Which makes there choices limited.

ON has a natural unflavored, NOW does, I've found stuff at grocery stores.

[GetRippedInc]

Some people have allergic reactions to atrifical sweetners, some people don't like soy lecithin in there whey, some for religious reasons don't consume certain ingreadients. Which makes there choices limited.

ON has a natural unflavored, NOW does, I've found stuff at grocery stores.

Soy lecithin is one of the most common ingredients in processed foods. So anybody that buys food from a box, can ect.. they are getting it. As for the people with allergies to artificial sweeteners they are usually full of it. Can't tell you how many people I have come across saying that and are using products with fake sweeteners in it and they have no issues...

[TMac26]

Soy lecithin is one of the most common ingredients in processed foods. So anybody that buys food from a box, can ect.. they are getting it. As for the people with allergies to artificial sweeteners they are usually full of it. Can't tell you how many people I have come across saying that and are using products with fake sweeteners in it and they have no issues...

GTFO with logical reasoning

[GetRippedInc]

GTFO with logical reasoning

[Hansolo261]

Logical reasoning or not that still won't change some peoples minds. No need to gang rape.

[D3Baseball]

Sorry everyone, I'm just having a serious allergic reaction due to my bull**** allergy.

[TMac26]

Logical reasoning or not that still won't change some peoples minds. No need to gang rape.

While I understand that, I feel bad for those people whose mind is so closed to new information that they reject the actual facts.


Anymore its "Dr. OZ says it bad its the DEVIL"

[Hansolo261]

Sorry everyone, I'm just having a serious allergic reaction due to my bull**** allergy.

Mite wanna get you some benedryl nitrate. Don't forget to add in the gms to increase the uptake. Wouldn't want you to go into anaphylatic shock while posting then we would have to feed u myojuiced thru a straw and give u alcar suppositories

[unccwrestler]

A bunch of the guys at the gym started doing "creatine" they even asked me if I wanted to try it. I said, "no thanks, I'm staying natural."

But brah, think of teh gainz you could be making. I heard that stuff make you like 20x more anabolism!!

[D3Baseball]

Mite wanna get you some benedryl nitrate. Don't forget to add in the gms to increase the uptake. Wouldn't want you to go into anaphylatic shock while posting then we would have to feed u myojuiced thru a straw and give u alcar suppositories

nitrate, you say?

[My_Legacy]

Pretty much all do I think, but there's nothing harmful about it. NF Pro is all I've really used over the past two years.

[Xyas]

People and their allergies. I work in a hospital so I see some pretty good ones.
"I'm allergic to B vitamins"
"I'm allergic to all pain meds except dilaudid"
"I'm allergic to vicodin, makes me go into anaphylaxis, norco is fine though."

[NO HYPE]

People and their allergies. I work in a hospital so I see some pretty good ones.
"I'm allergic to B vitamins"
"I'm allergic to all pain meds except dilaudid"
"I'm allergic to vicodin, makes me go into anaphylaxis, norco is fine though."

The ironic part about those excuses is they actually work [especially the latter]. lol

[Xyas]

The ironic part about those excuses is they actually work [especially the latter]. lol

Our hospital only stocks Norco anyways, heheh. But yes, most of them work. I work in the pharmacy so I get to see all the allergies and have to deal with them. Especially when I'm in ER.

[ofg1]

ugh, people and their belief in the myth of artificial sweeteners being bad

yet current medical studies are leaning to a connection between artificial sweeteners and adult onset diabetes. just haven't figured out the mechanism yet.

[powercage]

yet current medical studies are leaning to a connection between artificial sweeteners and adult onset diabetes. just haven't figured out the mechanism yet.

Not sucralose.


Im gonna call a future problem here. They will find an issue with something like aspartame, make it a huge deal on the news. Then every ignorant person is going to start saying that this proves every other sweetener causes issues


In before SweetenerVendetta threads

[powercage]

The ironic part about those excuses is they actually work [especially the latter]. lol

People love when I mention alternatives that they dont want

[coolaidml]

you're still not thinking about it the right way

there is nothing about these ingredients that warrant cause for alarm, cause for pause until long-term studies have been done. They are innate. Don't worry about the stuff.

There is something wrong with people being cautious about things that don't warrant caution because they spread those inaccurate beliefs all over the place. Think about the organic food movement, for instance. If everyone demanded "organically" grown food, there'd be a worldwide food shortage because those methods are hugely inefficient. Moreover, "natural" pesticides and the like are far more toxic than modern day synthesized alternatives.

Be aware of these things and do some real thinking and research before you go straight to gut instinct and say "natural is better"

I am not telling anyone to go either way. All I'm saying is to let those who prefer more natural products to go with them. There is a reason why we have stores like Whole Foods Market etc and if people want to pay extra for organic foods and stuff than let them...

In regards to saying that there is no caution needed there are tons and tons of research showing that sweeteners like aspartame are dangerous. I can go pull up pages and pages of it but don't feel it's necessary.


No you can call this BS or whatever you like but since I've stopped consuming products with aspartame in them I must say I feel much better overall health wise. There is no science behind this but just what my body is telling me. On the other hand practically all my supplements are sweetened with sucralose which I don't find effects me.... Also have you noticed that practically all supplement companies no longer have aspartame in them? Hmm that tells me that a large majority of the population is skeptical about it..

Whatever the case don't crucify those who like to avoid certain ingredients. I'm sure if you admit it, there are certain foods or things you avoid for personal reasons that someone else might think is pathetic and has no true evidence behind it.

[GetRippedInc]

I am not telling anyone to go either way. All I'm saying is to let those who prefer more natural products to go with them. There is a reason why we have stores like Whole Foods Market etc and if people want to pay extra for organic foods and stuff than let them...

In regards to saying that there is no caution needed there are tons and tons of research showing that sweeteners like aspartame are dangerous. I can go pull up pages and pages of it but don't feel it's necessary.


No you can call this BS or whatever you like but since I've stopped consuming products with aspartame in them I must say I feel much better overall health wise. There is no science behind this but just what my body is telling me. On the other hand practically all my supplements are sweetened with sucralose which I don't find effects me.... Also have you noticed that practically all supplement companies no longer have aspartame in them? Hmm that tells me that a large majority of the population is skeptical about it..

Whatever the case don't crucify those who like to avoid certain ingredients. I'm sure if you admit it, there are certain foods or things you avoid for personal reasons that someone else might think is pathetic and has no true evidence behind it.

This is the exact same thing most people say... what they don't realize is the product you are taking that is sweetened with aspartame is probably just to much to blame as the sweetener itself. Also for every bad article on aspartame you can find there are tons of others with NO PROOF of any cancer causing or adverse effects. See this health canada link below
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/securit...artame-eng.php

[coolaidml]

You act like artificial food additives were created yesterday. They've been around for at least 60-years.


How "many" artificial additives can you name that were pulled due to major health complications?

I'm aware that they have been out a long time but there are also many that have been taken out of foods and replaced with others after issues arose...



There are quite a few actually that that have over the years been taken off the market.

Lead Acetate
Cyclamate
P-4000
Dulcin
Boric Acid
Nitrogen Trichloride
Saccharin (certain countries)

Banned artificial colors include:
Butter Yellow
Green 1 and 2
Orange 1 and 2
Orange B
Red 1, 2, 4 and 32
Sudan 1
Violet 1
Yellow 1, 2, 3 and 4

[soundcheck129]

To answer the OP's question, AllMax IsoNatural is pretty much as clean as it gets.

[coolaidml]

This is the exact same thing most people say... what they don't realize is the product you are taking that is sweetened with aspartame is probably just to much to blame as the sweetener itself. Also for every bad article on aspartame you can find there are tons of others with NO PROOF of any cancer causing or adverse effects. See this health canada link below
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/securit...artame-eng.php

That may very well be true that some of those products are to blame also. Regardless of the articles on either side I have chosen that for my own health I will avoid it whenever I can plain and simple. Doesn't mean I refuse to ever chew a piece of gum again if it has it in it or anything but I avoid whenever possible.

I must say there is not one product that I can think of that I can't live without that contains aspartame anyway...

[Rondori]

Collagen sport is another one free of synthetic sugars and colors...they use xylitol. Also gluten and lactose free. If you have pain after exercise or weak joints, the collagen is a help.