All I'm reading is that NALT is more bioavailable so you need less.. So why would anyone opt for their l-tyrosine bulk instead of this? Thank you..
201436
Price? Availability? LacK of knowledge? Not reading dr. Atkins' books? Why would anyone vote for a current occupant of highest office?
201437
not a sarcasm! Just my kind of(wry?) humor/wit ;) Nalt is better and the difference in price of bulk ones is negligent...all it boils down to quality.Who knows which is best? Recent article somewhere states that many supplements sold by Walmart, GNC AND OTHERS are bogus.. :(
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Probably a legal reason but not because of what other comment says. I.e. adding this product to your usual diet (without cutting down on anything else) will increase, not decrease your weight (because protein has calories too). And it doesn't reduce weight (speed up metabolism, etc). It just allows a more healthy diet to replace less healthy options with this.
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I'm in the same boat as we go through Fage so quickly and I'd love to find a way to make it. Fage has an extra think texture, unlike a lot of the other yougarts and is very high in protein. The price, however, is tough on my grocery budget. I hope someone can help!
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I'm thinking same thing, a lot of different websites give conflicting information. Did you buy and try arginine? I'm thinking of trying it and as soon as I start filling tingling filing, stop taking arginine and take 3000 mg of Lysine.
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NALT is more easily absorbed. So you need a slightly lower dose. I've tried both they both work just less powder to choke down with NALT.
2013994
Like many of the others here, I'm not sure about any hormones. It's amazing to see how people have responded so differently to this product. I'm currently taking a protein and collagen powder mix, which is not the Neocell brand. Since I'm almost out of this product, I'm considering going back to the Neocell collagen and then add my own protein powder. From my experience, the Neocell collagen has given me the best results.
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It seems to be a fine source of plant-derived protein. "Belly fat" is really only addressed by change in whole-body composition (as reflected in ratio of lean body mass to body fat or as % body fat). This is accomplished with a balanced lifestyle routine of sensible nutrition, load-bearing resistance training, and aerobic/interval cardio training. If less calories are eaten than are burned, weight loss will, in every case, occur. Loss of more body weight than a pound or two per week will usually result in loss of more muscle (& even bone!) than fat. Unwise. Counterproductive. If no more than a pound or two is lost each week, exercise is appropriate, and adequate protein is consumed (probably less than some body builders think is needed), then, over a period of months (yes, months-or, for some people with lots of room for improvement, even a few years), noticeable physique changes can be expected. No food, supplement, product, exercise, or technique (short of liposuction) will target a specific body area for fat reduction. Claims abound, but there is no silver bullet. Ty W's point (just adding more calories will just add more body weight) is important. This product would only be of use to you if you we're using it within a whole nutritional plan appropriately arranged to facilitate whatever body composition goals you establish. However, Ty W., this product, while calorie dense, contains no whey. Soy protein has no Cholesterol, which is a concern for some people, is not dairy based like whey protein (could be an allergy issue for some folks), and satisfies various ethical concerns for many vegans. This product has been satisfactory for me and for my wife. No complaints.
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It is a protein supplement, not a meal replacement... I assume that's the legal reason anyway. A balanced, healthy diet requires more than just protein.
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Read the content; konjac root; you can get generic 80% less at amazon. it is simply fiber; if you don't have enough fiber and your body processes this type of fiber it will help; i lost 25#, my brother 50#. need to keep taking forever it's a dietary supplement. I only need about 2-3 per day to maintain 160# down from 185#.
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The product has effervescent qualities that apparently assist with better absorption. Once you add water and stir, the volume increases due to (as someone said) the release of gas. It's best to just add it to water and drink immediately. I'm really not sure that this does anything although as a marketing factor it does raise ones interest. It does increase the thermogenic effect and you may also get a little gittery so if you do purchase start with the minimum dose.
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Janelle: When u explore this products website, they should list all ingredients for u online.All reputable companies do! I have ordered pure green bean coffee , 1800mg, usually 900mg per capsule...from Whole Body Research.. in the past. Dont order product unless they itemize amounts for u online. Somethings fishy !!Any GOOD HEALTH FOOD STORE, not just GNC(nothing personal, theyre getting better.)will offer excellent g.coffee bean products.AND no shipping charge. Irwins Naturals offers wonderful products also. F&gt;Y&gt;I: In MY OPINION, if u want g.c.bean to minimize your appetite, i have NEVER found that to be true, or any other woman ive spoken with! BUT, i have read that it also keeps the blood nice and thin, helps prevent diabetes, and will supply some energy...just like your morning cup of coffee !!!!!!!! M.P.
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NutriMost is not the HCG diet, according to the manufacturers and practitioners of the diet, and it does not use HCG. It specifically says it doesn't use or contain hormones.I did the NutriMost diet and lost 40+ lbs. I bought these as an alternative to lose the last 15 or so (just started so I can't provide a review yet).When I compared the ingredients on the Transformation drops to the NutriMost bottle, they were VERY similar. Only a few tiny differences. You don't have the other three drops to "alkalinize" the water for your specific formula, but this is very similar to the drops you take 3x a day on NutriMost. NutriMost is not the HCG diet, according to the manufacturers and practitioners of the diet, and it does not use HCG. It specifically says it doesn't use or contain hormones.I did the NutriMost diet and lost 40+ lbs. I bought these as an alternative to lose the last 15 or so (just started so I can't provide a review yet).When I compared the ingredients on the Transformation drops to the NutriMost bottle, they were VERY similar. Only a few tiny differences. You don't have the other three drops to "alkalinize" the water for your specific formula, but this is very... » Read More NutriMost is not the HCG diet, according to the manufacturers and practitioners of the diet, and it does not use HCG. It specifically says it doesn't use or contain hormones.I did the NutriMost diet and lost 40+ lbs. I bought these as an alternative to lose the last 15 or so (just started so I can't provide a review yet).When I compared the ingredients on the Transformation drops to the NutriMost bottle, they were VERY similar. Only a few tiny differences. You don't have the other three drops to "alkalinize" the water for your specific formula, but this is very similar to the drops you take 3x a day on NutriMost. « Show Less
2013993
Everyone - this is what I want to know and I will be contacting the company to find out. I want to know what is NOT on the label nor on their website nor could the guy at Whole Foods give a definitive answer (he's waiting to hear back from me on this) when he spoke to the company.If they source from cows that are injected with rBST - I want nothing to do with it. It's important. Why would I drink what I won't eat in my beef?If anyone has heard from the company on this, I think all of us should know.
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I'm not a doctor and I did not conduct the studies but all of the studies say to take the supplement 30 minutes before a meal with a glass of water. There was a big German study done and in that the participants took 800mg each time.I've been looking for a company that sells 800 mg without fillers but I can't find one. I thought that this company produced one based on their product description but I discovered that was not the case when I got the $30 bottle.
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thanks much. i appreciate your feedback. i wonder why most supplements on amazon do NOT list all ingredients? and why doesn't the supplier answer questions as well??!! strange...
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I said no because there are amino acids that can only be found in certain foods. Lutine that is found in carrots and I think, Bananas. I always put 1/2 half of a banana and diced or powdered carrot which can be bought here on Amazon. You can look on line to see what food are a good source of the different EAA's. I don't fallow the recipe. I use it for a weightlifting supplement. Cheers
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Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on Amazon should provide you some confidence that you are purchasing a great product. Anything beyond that, you're just going to have to try it for yourself. Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on... » Read More Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on Amazon should provide you some confidence that you are purchasing a great product. Anything beyond that, you're just going to have to try it for yourself. « Show Less