Myotein vs Isopure

• TheBizMan
  
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  Feb 29, 2012 8:43 PM GMT

  I''ve been told these are the best. Has anyone used either of these products? Are they as good as they say they are? Isopure looks a little gimmickie... though I purely base this on their website. Just wondering what others prefer. Would you say there are even better proteins out there? I know everyone has their preference, but I'd like some testmonials as to what really is the best.
  
  http://www.myotein.com/
  http://www.theisopurecompany.com/en/powders

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  Mar 02, 2012 12:14 AM GMT

  Never tried Myotein but I currently use Isopure and have used it on and off for many years. To be honest, the main reason I use it is that it mixes so well.

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  Mar 03, 2012 6:02 AM GMT

  I'll vouch for Isopure Natural (no sweeteners/sucralose)... just pure whey.
  
  Though these days I am buying bulk lots of Whey Isolate from TrueNutrion.com -- I can mix in my supplements (primarily BCAAs).

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  Mar 03, 2012 6:17 AM GMT

  I swear by Isopure.
  
  I find recovery is quicker and more thorough and it never upsets my stomach - which is often a problem for me.
  
  And it really does mix easily.

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  Mar 04, 2012 2:40 AM GMT

  Now there's quite a big selection of isopure. I'm wondering if isopure mass would be the best for me. Or if I can get away with using isopure zero carbs. I'm worried about the increased cholesterol from all those calories in Isopure mass. I have higher than average cholesterol for my age as it is..

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  Mar 04, 2012 3:11 AM GMT

  OP:
  
  Give this a looky-loo —
  
  Nature's Best Perfect Natural - Unflavored - 3 Lb (1361 g)
  
  If I time my orders from TrueNutrition.com poorly (drawback is that they only have a single wharehouse on the west coast, and orders to the east coast can take up to a week, whereas ordering a small tub of Isopure from BodyBuilding.com is at my door in 2 days or less.
  
  So the Isopure Nature's Best Perfect Natural - Unflavored is a 2nd best bet for me... no carbs, no shitty sucralose, and low cholesterol.

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  Mar 04, 2012 3:13 AM GMT

  If you need flavour to the above, try also mixing in two TBSP of Nativas Cacao Powder, or a handful of berries of your choice (natural fruit sugars that will draw in the protein across the muscle cell membranes)

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  Mar 04, 2012 3:24 AM GMT

  I am taking Isopure for years and it works well for me. I do not know the other product. I am not taking the Isopure to build more muscle mass, just to be toned at my 53 years old. I just take it every morning with a fat free, plain yogurt plus fruits that my mother blended for me after I do some workout in the morning. Then, I take a shave, take a shower and I am a fighter to make my science warriors to become winners! LOL

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• jackp0t
  
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  Mar 04, 2012 3:54 PM GMT

  I usually use Isopure, but since its low in carbs you should try to eat something with complex carbs after your workout.
  
  I like to have a banana or whole-wheat toast and peanut butter.
  Just so your body doesn't start using protein as energy the way it uses carbs.
  
  

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