Reply With QuoteSome of your meal replacements like Optimum's use Aminogen. It is a digestive enzyme.
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10-17-2002, 11:11 AM #1Registered User
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Aminogen?
Has anyone ever used this stuff? I know that it is supposed to act enzymatically by breaking down protein, but I wanted to know if anyone thought it was a worthwhile supplement.
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I know this, I want to know if it actually workw or if it is like zma, you shouldn't take it unless you are having problems or are deficient.
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If it is sold seperate, I wouldn't worry about it! But as long as it's in some meal replacements, it can't hurt.
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How much difference is it supposed to make?
And are you still steadily adding muscle and a lean rate?Being held down by The Man
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I would not think it would be worthwhile since most people do not have a huge problem digesting the protein, I was always under the impression that the limiting factor was the cells abililty to uptake the aminos, not the stomachs ability to digest them.
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10-18-2002, 05:16 AM #7Designer Supplements
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Well, even if it does help, does the cost warrant the effect?
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