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    grams of protein per shake

    Which protein shake has the highest grams of protein per serving? I bought a tub of optimum nutrition pro complex which has 55g of protein per serving (the most i've ever seen in a protein drink), and was wondering if there are any other shakes out there with more protein?
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    MRPs and weight ganers have a **** load of protein in them.
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    Re: grams of protein per shake

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    Which protein shake has the highest grams of protein per serving? I bought a tub of optimum nutrition pro complex which has 55g of protein per serving (the most i've ever seen in a protein drink), and was wondering if there are any other shakes out there with more protein?
    There are some powders out there that have 60 grms of protein like Pro V 60 by labrada and many others but you won't assimilate that much anyhow unless you are very heavy. I use 50 grms of protein in every meal but that's because I'm over 200 pounds.

    BTw, optimum pro complex is an excellent deal. Good choice.
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    Nuclear nutrition has 80 grams per serving and 22 grams of glutamine. No stomach upset and i have a sensitive stomach.
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    Most protein shakes have similar amounts of protein just they require you to take more scoops then others. For example Nuclear Nutrition's Ultra-Pro 7 requires you to take 4 scoops in order for you to get 80 grams of protien. Where as Optimum nutritions 100% Whey says that 1 scoop will give you 21 grams of protein. So if you took 4 scoops of Optimum's you would get the same amount as 4 scoops of Ultra-Pro. I am guessing it is just a marketing technique these companies use so you think your getting more protein per serving.
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    Yes, that is true, to an extent. I have tried optimum and 3 scoops my stomach couldn't handle, but i can handle 4 of ultra pro. Like i said though, after my accident and being in a chair, my stomach is nothing like it used to be. I also like the glutamine and i need to have a good tasting shake.
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    how many grams can the body consume per hour ?
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    Re: grams of protein per shake

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    Which protein shake has the highest grams of protein per serving? I bought a tub of optimum nutrition pro complex which has 55g of protein per serving (the most i've ever seen in a protein drink), and was wondering if there are any other shakes out there with more protein?
    My MRP has 60 grams. Off topic for a moment, T/A or Chevy?
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    Originally posted by 97LT1
    My MRP has 60 grams. Off topic for a moment, T/A or Chevy?
    LOL I was about to ask him the same thing
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    indeed i don't know why people stress so much about protein PER SERVING.

    i would rather worry about percent of protein in a powder by weight, or by calories.

    well another factor i can think of is how it mixes. some powders mix into very thin shake and some into very thick full-bodied one. for example Met-Rx SOY is VERY thick. if you want to use 3 scoops of it you might have to use 3 glasses and then you have no room in your stomach for anything else.
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    Most protein per serving.

    Personally I think going above 60 is stretching it, and even that should be multi-source. Isopure is 50g of pure whey which is much for something that's absorbed in about half an hour, and I personally use Twinlab Fuel Plex which has 45g (got a box for $12 at GNC. Man I love surprise 75% off sales). As for the most, the already mentioned Ultra 7 stuff has 80g, which is definitely too much at once for my taste.

    That said, I also don't rely overly much on protein shakes. I make sure to have at least one a day, yes, always after a workout and whatnot, but the rest of my protein I try to get from food, resorting to a shake only if I can't get it any other way. Because I'm leary of weight gainers (far too many carbs for me) as MRs, I try and get my calories from food. Also milk! Big Cat got me goin on milk and it's been more helpful than anything. That's a factor in protein per serving. 12 oz of milk will ad yet another 15g of protein. Make that a full two cups and that Ultra 7 suddenly has 100g of protein. All at once. Woo. Hell, throw in some eggs and some cheese and you're climbing up on all you need for the entire day.
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    Re: grams of protein per shake

    Originally posted by LS1muscle
    Which protein shake has the highest grams of protein per serving? I bought a tub of optimum nutrition pro complex which has 55g of protein per serving (the most i've ever seen in a protein drink), and was wondering if there are any other shakes out there with more protein?
    LS1muscle,

    55 gms is perfect for a big shake, and Optimum Nutrition Pro Complex is one of the very best proteins money can buy, Why look any further?
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    The key is to find out how much your body can handle at one time. Everyone is different in that regard. As a rule of thumb when using whey alone stick to smaller shakes and drink them more often. Try to avoid taking more than 30 grams at a clip because your body will end up oxidizing much of it for energy. When using a blend it is normally okay to go to more grams per shake. I use a blended protein and can handle upwards of 60-70 grams at a clip with no problems. Any of the commercial blended protein mentioned in this post are good, or you could make your own really doesn't matter.
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    Originally posted by TPRES
    The key is to find out how much your body can handle at one time. Everyone is different in that regard. As a rule of thumb when using whey alone stick to smaller shakes and drink them more often. Try to avoid taking more than 30 grams at a clip because your body will end up oxidizing much of it for energy. When using a blend it is normally okay to go to more grams per shake. I use a blended protein and can handle upwards of 60-70 grams at a clip with no problems. Any of the commercial blended protein mentioned in this post are good, or you could make your own really doesn't matter.
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    Everybody is different and there are factors like bodyweight that come into play as well. At 220+, I find 80(sometimes 90 with milk) works well for me. Definitely go with a blend.
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    Originally posted by parapete
    Everybody is different and there are factors like bodyweight that come into play as well. At 220+, I find 80(sometimes 90 with milk) works well for me. Definitely go with a blend.
    to dam much protien for your kidneys bro, 30-40 per serving is absorbed best by the body every 4 hours.
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    Sometimes it's around 60 for me. I just drink alot of water afterwards.
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    yeah, water is good.
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    Chevy or T/A? Chevy at the moment, but next year I'm going for the T/A. Totally blacked out, ram air, 12psi supercharged. I've wanted a 98+ T/A since they first came out. Insurance sucks for a v8 right now at my current age so I've had to settle for a 97 3.8v6 camaro with a 75hp shot of NX nitrous.
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    Originally posted by LS1muscle
    Chevy or T/A? Chevy at the moment, but next year I'm going for the T/A. Totally blacked out, ram air, 12psi supercharged. I've wanted a 98+ T/A since they first came out. Insurance sucks for a v8 right now at my current age so I've had to settle for a 97 3.8v6 camaro with a 75hp shot of NX nitrous.
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    I drink around 1.5 to 2 gallons of water a day, plus due to my accident, i get a kidney scan every year. I like to consume up to 400 grams of protein a day, but i also go through periods where i consume 100 grams a day and even less sometimes. I cycle it with my training intensity. Works for me so far and no probs with the kidneys. I also take cranberry extract to prevent UTI's everyday.
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