it's not, if you think something is over-priced don't buy it, that does not give reason for endless bashing of a company and their products, unless they start running RIDICULOUS ads like Muscletech and VPX, I see no reason to bash them.
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it's not, if you think something is over-priced don't buy it, that does not give reason for endless bashing of a company and their products, unless they start running RIDICULOUS ads like Muscletech and VPX, I see no reason to bash them.
You are really pushing your luck sox. Just give it a rest.
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Have you ever taken a course in logic, or anything related to critical thinking? You should if you haven't it's quite interesting an useful at the same time. I'd recommend this book to start: Logic
Here's a rough example
Will using a protein such as Nitrean provide any significant difference over a protein such as ON 100% whey? No
Would you pay $53 for 4.6lbs of ON 100% whey? No
Therefore, you should also not pay $53 for 4.6lbs of Nitrean.
I won't buy it. That decision was made the instant I laid my eyes on their prices.
The bashing you speak of was in retaliation. That doesn't mean my slate is clean, obviously I effed up and couldn't keep my hatred for Chris at bay once the taunting began (disregarding what I and others had to say, stating that our opinions were worthless, that we were wrong, etc.) but I, like you, are human and do make mistakes.
That said...
To me, what ALN is doing on this board is worse than what VPX and Muscletech do in Men's Health, Flex and all those other silly magazines.
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AS an impartial in this argument: I don't use many supplements, and don't use whey, here's an idea.
How about ALN give Sox and/or Texan, a sample of one of their products to review without predjudice which I'm sure they would.
This way, you get the ultimate devil's advocate test. Sox etc can say if it really is worth the difference in cost, while ALN get the ultimate soak test, and also prove how much they believe in their products.
How about ALN give Sox and/or Texan, a sample of one of their products to review without predjudice which I'm sure they would.
This way, you get the ultimate devil's advocate test. Sox etc can say if it really is worth the difference in cost, while ALN get the ultimate soak test, and also prove how much they believe in their products.
This would prove nothing. It is clear that these 2 people have a agenda against ALN and to provide them a bigger forum to continue the hating would be pointless
I believe their only agenda from reading through all the various posts is the price of their products. Of course, I tend to agree that both of them went a bit overboard with some of the posts, and a lot of it is redundant, but I agree it is a bit pricey, however, instead of writing about it, I just won't buy it.
I doubt anyone from ALN would be "willing" at this point to provide them with a free sample of their stuff, I think there is too much bad blood for that right now between them.
I doubt anyone from ALN would be "willing" at this point to provide them with a free sample of their stuff, I think there is too much bad blood for that right now between them.
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My agenda is to help people.
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Prince,
1. The number one thing that I look for is the protein per serving. I like at least 24 grams of it.
2. Amino acid formulations, starting from glutamine, BCAA's and further.
3. Milk protein versus soy protein. Milk, whey and casein have intrinsic properties that are advantageous in terms of supporting muscle growth. The study was conducted by a team of researchers at McMaster University's Department of Kinesiology and was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
4. Processing technique must be cross flow micro filteration versus ion exchange. Whey Hydrolysates are partially pre digested whey proteins, so having these in the whey protein makes absorption in the body much better.
5. Absorption enzymes additions are advantages.
6. I like casein added to the formulation.
7. Egg protein add makes a very good formulation since its very high in biological value meaning all ingested protein is retained by the body. Expensive if added so this usually goes off my budget. Just add egg whites to your diet.
8. Bang for the buck. Most reputed companies that make Protein powders already have done a lot of homework in making easy digesting protein. It all comes down to price you pay and the number of servings in it. For me around 40$ for 80 servings for day time whey is economical while I have come to terms with 37$ for night times protein with 60 servings.
I check your pics, very impressive. Do you compete?
1. The number one thing that I look for is the protein per serving. I like at least 24 grams of it.
2. Amino acid formulations, starting from glutamine, BCAA's and further.
3. Milk protein versus soy protein. Milk, whey and casein have intrinsic properties that are advantageous in terms of supporting muscle growth. The study was conducted by a team of researchers at McMaster University's Department of Kinesiology and was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
4. Processing technique must be cross flow micro filteration versus ion exchange. Whey Hydrolysates are partially pre digested whey proteins, so having these in the whey protein makes absorption in the body much better.
5. Absorption enzymes additions are advantages.
6. I like casein added to the formulation.
7. Egg protein add makes a very good formulation since its very high in biological value meaning all ingested protein is retained by the body. Expensive if added so this usually goes off my budget. Just add egg whites to your diet.
8. Bang for the buck. Most reputed companies that make Protein powders already have done a lot of homework in making easy digesting protein. It all comes down to price you pay and the number of servings in it. For me around 40$ for 80 servings for day time whey is economical while I have come to terms with 37$ for night times protein with 60 servings.
I check your pics, very impressive. Do you compete?
This would prove nothing. It is clear that these 2 people have a agenda against ALN and to provide them a bigger forum to continue the hating would be pointless
My agenda = to help people make educated decisions on what supplements to buy and what supplements to avoid.
ALN's agenda = to make money.
Take it for what it's worth.
If you truly think I have an agenda against ALN, you haven't been following along with these threads.
I really have no interest in trying out their products.
It is ok, I think your agenda is to master the deepthroat. One day you will figure out that gag reflex.
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