Reply With QuoteSup man.Originally Posted by strongpointe85
I've been takin GNC's protein for about 3 1/2 months and have had no problems with it raising my cholesterol. I just had a physical a week ago with blood work and everything checked out.
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Hey guys, I got 2 free 5-lb tubs of GNC 100% Whey Vanilla for Christmas from someone and I was just wondering if its ok to drink because each scoop has 70mg (23% DV) of Cholesterol. Im only 20 years old so im guessing this wont really matter but I was just wondering if you guys think that much cholesterol is ok. I have 1 scoop on non-workout days and 3 scoops on workout days (1 pre and 2 post) thanks!
Who needs OTC supplements other than Vitamins when theres so much god damned FOOD!?!?!
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Don't worry about it. Originally Posted by strongpointe85
You get several times more from just one egg.
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Don't worry about cholesterol intake. Saturated fats raise blood cholesterol much more signficantly.
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you should not be worried about "dietary cholesterol" unless you have high cholesterol, which I will assume you don't. Originally Posted by strongpointe85
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I agree GNC protein is somewhat high in cholesterol try Narture's Best Isopure- its better protein and lower in cholesterol
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