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06-21-2004, 03:38 PM #1Registered User
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Freeform amino acids versus Isopure and Designer Protein
Got a Question , Been hearing to take Freeform Aminos, But they are expensive. Can I possibly take Isopure after working out, then take Designer throughout the day?? Thanks Guys!!! Gymrat...
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Made a mistake in question...Sorry , I do take Isopure immediately following workout. (looking into All The Whey) thanks. But my question really was to keep my muscles fed could I use Protein powders instead of freeform caps or tabs. This is with of course Proper protein and carb diet from whole foods. Thanks. LI Gymrat:o
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I would go with protein powder. 2 grams of aminos is a far cry from 22-25 grams of protein loaded with BCAAs/aminos anyway.
Designer has always been expensive so I dont use it
but it is far far less now than when it was introduced I'm sure.
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