Reply With Quoteactually GNC subcontracts Optimum Nutrition to make their protein, so its good quality. But 6lbs for 22$, damn, thats a definete steal.
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04-01-2004, 08:20 PM #1Registered User
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GNC 100% whey protien powder
The GNC brand is cheap now, begining of month discount on a already discounted item. 6lb tub for something like $22. Just wondering who actually makes it, since I understand GNC actually ownes a lot of the nutrion companies.
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04-01-2004, 08:44 PM #3Unstoppable Force ELITE MEMBER
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Well, even if you dont like GNC, you cant really beat that deal.
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I never said anything about not liking GNC, I guess yall dont for some reason. Has anyone used this protien, how was it? Taste good? Digest good? Mix well?
Does anyone know how much glutamine is added in? Also how is the general consenues about it?
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Here is alink to GNC whey protein
Personally I've grown to dislike GNC products (mainly because of price), their selection, and their sales tactics. That being said once in a while you can find a good deal."Now the sneaking serpent walks
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We dont like GNC because they cost about 3 times as much as buying online.
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Are any of these Glutamine, in a dif form or something. It says it adds Glutamine but I cant find how much
Alanine 1550 mg
Arginine 500 mg
Aspartate 2300 mg
Cystine 310 mg
Glutamate 3290 mg
Glycine 700 mg
Histidine 360 mg
Isoleucine 1240 mg
Leucine 2300 mg
Lysine 1770 mg
Methionine 350 mg
Phenylalanine 580 mg
Proline 1380 mg
Serine 1380 mg
Threonine 1380 mg
Tryptophan 40 mg
Tyrosine 450 mg
Valine 1330 mg
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04-01-2004, 10:16 PM #8happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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Glutamate seems close... But used for flavoring I think.
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04-01-2004, 10:17 PM #9Unstoppable Force ELITE MEMBER
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Those are all aminos. I would say Glutamate could be the glutamine added, but honestly I dont know much about GNC.
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04-01-2004, 10:22 PM #10happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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It says its an amino.... But used for flavoring? http://www.glutamate.org/media/glutamate.htm
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04-01-2004, 10:23 PM #11Member ELITE MEMBER
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everything you wanted to know about glutamate but were afraid to ask....
http://www.glutamate.org/media/glutamate.htm"Now the sneaking serpent walks
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04-01-2004, 10:24 PM #12happy sumo ELITE MEMBER
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Too late.Originally posted by Jezziah
everything you wanted to know about glutamate but were afraid to ask....
http://www.glutamate.org/media/glutamate.htmP-side Inc.
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As far as actual glutamine content maybe they don't specify for a reason
Like the amount of glutamine is so minimal that its ineffective? I don't know anything for sure this is pure speculation"Now the sneaking serpent walks
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Curses!Originally posted by PreMier
Too late.
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Re: GNC 100% whey protien powder
Originally posted by JoeR.
The GNC brand is cheap now, begining of month discount on a already discounted item. 6lb tub for something like $22.
$22.00!
I paid twice as much for mine. When does this sale end?
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Are you sure about this sale being all gnc's? If so I'm gonna go grab some. I have used 100% before it has been awhile but I know I liked it. I use ON 100% for the price reasons and I buy it from Mike at bulknutrition.com
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Well, I went the GNC and the only sale they had on %100 Whey was one for $33.59, which down from $41. If you have a gold card, it's roughly $25.Originally posted by instant
Are you sure about this sale being all gnc's? If so I'm gonna go grab some. I have used 100% before it has been awhile but I know I liked it. I use ON 100% for the price reasons and I buy it from Mike at bulknutrition.com
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We just use Craig's discount. Comes out to be about $25 for 6lbs. It tastes the same as ON.
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