It`s true that the names of all these proteins are over glorified. It`s just that someone looking to buy a gainer needs to be persuade by thinking this one is better and it`s the game companies have to play. Like instead of saying "a mixture" the new word is "a matrix", like wow the new word of the industry is matrix this matrix that, throw in these fancy matrix of proteins with the word "urban" here and there shit sells.
If consumer magazine claims to know what consumers want, how come they`re still a magazine?
What about the synergy bro?Originally Posted by Ritch
Yeah, one cannot forget the synergy... Where would one be without it? Sure each protein source has an amino acid profile that is interesting in one way. It`s just the kitchen sink approach here that bugs me by throwing so many in. Not saying it`s bad, again it`s just what makes the product interesting for people who may not know the difference, then again I could be wrong.
If consumer magazine claims to know what consumers want, how come they`re still a magazine?
Best weight gaining shake mix IMO:
250 g Egg white
1 scoop whey protein
oatmeal (as much as needed)
Peanut Butter (as much as needed)
Hemp protein 30g
Take that shake 3 times a day in conjunction with your 3-4 whole meals and it will put weight on the skinniest of skinny bastards.
Holla
PVL products are delicious
Have you tried the chocolate whey maxx?
If consumer magazine claims to know what consumers want, how come they`re still a magazine?
I don't like chocolate
I've tried their cookie and cream whey and it's the best stuff since sliced bread
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Last edited by Sandwiches; 06-01-2010 at 11:51 PM.
are you a fat chick on her period?
WAY TOO SWEET for me....
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