Another good protein thread that I believe will be useful info

EAS makes a pack of four 16 ounce 42Gs of protein each health shakes, and when you read the side of one of the individual cartons of these tasty power building drinks, it'll blow your mind. I'll go ahead and start with 42 Gs of protein. (They make a smaller one, don't bother with them. They are 25 or 27 Gs of protein and don't cost that much less)

The 42 gram protein ones have every daily amount of vitamins and other nutrients times about 1000%+ of what you need in them. Someone will say, "why do I need all that extra percentage"?

Because you are going to piss out a ton of the majority of that high percentage anyways. Also a bazillion other nutrients with equal mega percentages of each item.

(going to go look it up and cut n paste the into....)

https://eas.com/Products/Myoplex-Carb-Control-RTD-French-Vanilla

The percentages listed on the left of the page that this link pulls up, does not accurately reflect the percentages on the 42Gs cartons.

I highly recommend this, and apparently from the sight, Larry Fitzgerald does also. I love watching that guy play Football...

Just recalled they are called "myoplex".

Anyone active, whether it's just hiking, running seriously, or weightlifting, etc.....would love these to supplement everything that they are already doing.

Awesome drinks.

I go with the Vanilla, because it's not quite as thick as the Rich Chocolate ones. Strawberry ones are kinda just whatever.

GNC sells them. Cost ends up being about $4.00 a pop, but each one of the 42G ones are a complete meal in themselves. Hell, when I go to a McDonalds, I'm pretty kucky if I ever spend less than $7.00, and I never get a softdrink. The food is unhealthy enough without all that crap in a fountain soda.

I'll guarantee these......

Wouldn't mind hearing from someone that really lifts hard core to hear what they think the best protein powder. I won't stray from "whey" protein.

Like I said, the cartons of EAS are supplementing supplements.........

Feedback on that protein powder ie: a fav brand?

i buy met-rx mrp packs instead of myoplex, they are much cheaper.  i also buy muscle milk powder (cuz its the tastiest stuff i've ever found), and i just mix together my own shakes- you'll save a ton of money that way. 

 

if i'm in a bind and i need another shake before i get home, i'll buy a muscle milk shake if i'm near a store or gas station.  not only are they delicious but they are packed with calories which is why i love them

Those calories, sounds like a healthy pick me up as well as healthy.

Have to try those out. Been seeing them displayed around more frequently lately. Thx.....

myoplex light carb sense chocolate drinks are pretty decent .. about $3 at my gym..

Best bang for your dollar is Whey protein. The Eas meal replacements are good but I get all my nutrition from other foods ie. salmon, tuna, sweet potatoes, walnuts just to name a few. Gotta have some casein protein at night since it is slow digesting. Eat some cottage cheese before you go to bed and your good for the night

i also might mention that i buy all my stuff in bulk online.  even after you pay for shipping you still save a shitload of money compared to buying everything at gnc or some other place in town. 

 

on top of this, one item i put in my shakes everyday is a tablespoon of udo's oil.  might be the single most important thing i ingest each day.....trust me on this one 

wheybolic is the best protein I have tried...

EAS is old-school and hasn't kept up w/ the evolution of protein powders.  BSN's Syntha-6 is not only the best tasting protein ever created, but it has 6 different types of protein.  Whey, egg, casein, etc.  The advantage of this is that the protein is digested throughout a longer period of time than just pure whey, therefore your muscles are being constantly fed amino acids.  Syntha-6 also have 5 grams of dietary fiber and 5 grams of glutamine.  You can mix this stuff w/ water and it tastes like a milkshake.  It's legit.

I agree with D above.

Syntha 6 is good stuff.