BSN Syntha-6 Protein Powder, Chocolate Milkshake, 2.91 Pound
2BSN Syntha-6 Protein Powder, Chocolate Milkshake, 2.91 Pound
- 6 Unique protein sources – A blend of fast, medium and slow digesting proteins
- Contains no soy protein
- 5 Grams of fiber per serving
- Produces rich, creamy milkshake taste and texture
- Promotes muscle protein synthesis and recovery
SYNTHA-6 is an ultra-premium lean muscle protein powder, and the best-tasting protein supplement on the market. Its formula features multiple quality proteins, each of which provides a unique and complementary profile of amino acids and absorption rates, resulting in a nutritious and multi-functional protein supplement that ensures an athlete’s muscles a quality supply of protein building blocks. As any athlete knows, high-quality protein is essential for building and maintaining lean muscle m
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Don Ward
found my new protein powder,
I’ve been making my own protein shakes since high school (long time ago) and I never tried this brand although I had always heard good things about it. I finally got me a bottle the other day and must say the taste rivals that of muscle milk (for those who have tried muscle milk you know what I’m talking about when I say it tastes like a chocolate milk shake). The reason I rate this protein higher than muscle milk is because the protein to carb and fat ration put muscle milk to shame, and still tastes like excellent which, to me, is pretty impressive.
I drink one shake a day post-workout, add in some trib and DAA, Tribulus Terrestris 90% Bulk Powder 25 Grams + FREE Primaforce D-Aspartic Acid 100 Grams which btw if you’re over twenty and lifting heavy, DAA and trib pack on muscle like few other test boosters I’ve tried. One tip I’ll add here, not that it needs it but try adding a drop of vanilla extract (and only a drop) and some ice cubes into the blender and tell me if that isn’t the best shake you’ve ever had after a hard workout.
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|Doug Dornbos
Great eplacement for cold cereal (and a cool container.),
I started trying to reel in my hypoglycemia and was looking for something to replace my habitual cold cereal breakfast. After trying 3 or 4 protein powders from the supermarket and health food store, I used an online nutritional screener to zero in on exactly what I was looking for and wound up with this. It tastes better than anything else I tried. I almost always make it in the blender with skim milk + 7 ice cubes + a banana or peanut butter. Sometimes I switch it up and eat an egg/toast for breakfast and on those days, I take a shake to work for lunch. Amazon is cheaper, more convenient, and less hassle for me than the local dealer (GNC) so I buy it here.
When I’m done with a container, I use it in the garage for storage. I use a black magic marker to write on the top what’s inside. I’ve got a place where they stack like cordwood. The container is large enough to hold quite a bit of stuff and I’ve got one each for nut’s & bolts, ac/dc adaptors, plant fertilizer, etc. etc.
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