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10-21-2003, 11:07 AM #1Registered User
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Favorite MRP's
Hey, which mrp's have you all tried and would suggest?
im just finishing off a box of cytoplex. it was ok tasting, but i thought overall the nutritional facts were solid and it was a good product.
the reason i ask is b/c im a college student who a) is on the run a lot and b) has to deal w/ the awful cafeteria food, its hard to keep much of a diet with the shit they feed you.
thanks alot for any comments/suggestions!
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10-21-2003, 12:42 PM #3Registered User
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I am a big believer in MRP's. I think they are the most important supplement out there.
There are two that I think are the best:
Prolab lean mass matrix - cinnamon oatmeal flavor is awesome
VPX Micellean - not the best tasting, not the worst.
These 2 are great formula's because they have superior protein blends and the carb content is from whole grains, most mrp's use maltodextrin. They also contain fiber and essential fats.
MRP's are a great investment, if I had to pick one supplement that would be it.
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I have pretty much stopped using them, instead I use bars.
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10-21-2003, 12:53 PM #5Registered User
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Fair enough, what bars would you recommend then?
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10-21-2003, 12:57 PM #6Registered User
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Bars have alot of crap in them.
They use crappy carb sources, they use lots of glycerin and saturated fat. They also don't contain fiber.
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What do you think about the MRP's put out by EAS, NG?
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Originally posted by rock4832
What do you think about the MRP's put out by EAS, NG?
The new formula Myoplex is great, I forgot that one earlier, it also has whole grain carbs, EFA's and fiber.
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I use VPX Micellean exclusively now, but also very much like:
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Best MRP is Real Meals by Healthy N' Fit ... Quality ingredients and NO artificial sweeteners or sugar, they use Stevia, an expensive herb. And it tastes great.
A cheap alternative is Protoplex, its about $1 a pack. It is basically Myoplex but tastes better.
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myoplex carb sense creamy peanut butter is by far my favorite... but the MET-Rx protein plus chocolate fudge flavor is also very good...
Are you kidding me????
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Twinlab's Nitrate fuel seems to have a good nutritional profile. The taste is okay, not the best. Cytoplex, Vanilla is the worst tasting.
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Myoplex Deluxe is pretty good. Vanilla is my favorite (throw in some strwaberries and a banana).
Even plain it is good
Have tried Micellean but it is grainy (taste is OK)
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