I buy ON Natural Whey cuz it has no sweeteners other than stevia which is a plant. When i want to add some slow protein i mix it with milk. Milk is 20% whey and 80% casein.
I buy ON Natural Whey cuz it has no sweeteners other than stevia which is a plant. When i want to add some slow protein i mix it with milk. Milk is 20% whey and 80% casein.
im on the side of a casein and whey mixture for a quick shot and sustained release of protein however it depends what type of training your doing because too much protein is a waste and counter productive in my experience protein is usually overdone in many cases and its important to have good carbs with the protein otherwise the protein wont go where you want it to go and your body will try and burn it for energy, but whey by itself is not the most complete of proteins of course if your mixing them with milk then the aminos from the milk will complete the protein anyway.
Much over due thanks for the input fellas.Lost track but went with the Whey and began on Fri.Twice a day seperate from meals.So much to learn. Its all new to me but apparently I dropped all of the weight,50 + lbs way too fast and really lapsed in proteins...like a fool I basically cut all meats except fish for a month or so.Burned muscle.Stuffed on veggies and fruit,nuts only.Have course corrected and red meat a must in moderation.Majority of what I hear is Muscle milk is high in fat,run greater risk of actually putting weight on in conjunction with meals. Back on weights and running nightly but not going so much for bulk but need to tone & firm up,drop another 20 lbs while building back.
Last edited by Spicoli; 04-27-2010 at 02:29 AM.
Not heaps as I only really get to have two meals a day due to work, so basically 3 eggs whites in the morning and steak or chicken for dinner.If i get a chance for lunch I will usually try to chuck some tuna in there. I have 1 shake in the morning, 1 during the day, 1 in the afternoon and 1 at night.
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