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Join Date: Feb 2006
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mixing whey proteins
I have a weight gainer whey, with a decent protein/carb/fat ratio, but for 4 scoops it is 1000+ cals and 50g of protein. What I've been doing is using 2 scoops of the gainer and 1 whey isolate scoop for a more appropriate 500-600 cals and 50g of protein.
Any possible disadvantages to mixing different whey mixes? |
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nope
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thanks
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