Mek-Stizzle wrote:
That's a butt plug in the shape of a grenade.
Is nothing sacred these days

Not all protein shakes are made equal. Try something else.jord wrote:
Ya but the thing is it's a "beginner" one. So if this gives me liquid shit all the others will too.m3thod wrote:
Get rid. Diarrhoea is not something you should be tolerating.jord wrote:
My Protein shake gives me diarrhoea but I may as well stick with it, don't wanna waste it.
Only 2 weeks left on it anyway, then I'll see if my body gets used to it.
Ya I will in 2 weeks or so ,thanks.m3thod wrote:
Not all protein shakes are made equal. Try something else.jord wrote:
Ya but the thing is it's a "beginner" one. So if this gives me liquid shit all the others will too.m3thod wrote:
Get rid. Diarrhoea is not something you should be tolerating.
Only 2 weeks left on it anyway, then I'll see if my body gets used to it.
not ujord wrote:
wat
Never isusmarine wrote:
not ujord wrote:
wat
not as effectiveusmarine wrote:
eat your pot pothead
Rofl. No, of course not.jord wrote:
Does toasting bread reduce the carbs in it?
No. The sugar carmalises within the bread as you toast it and hence why toast tastes grrrrrrrreat.jord wrote:
Does toasting bread reduce the carbs in it?
And the toasting eliminates the water inside the bread, thus making it crispy.m3thod wrote:
No. The sugar carmalises within the bread as you toast it and hence why toast tastes grrrrrrrreat.jord wrote:
Does toasting bread reduce the carbs in it?
what whey protein brand are you currently using anyway?jord wrote:
Ya I will in 2 weeks or so ,thanks.m3thod wrote:
Not all protein shakes are made equal. Try something else.jord wrote:
Ya but the thing is it's a "beginner" one. So if this gives me liquid shit all the others will too.
Only 2 weeks left on it anyway, then I'll see if my body gets used to it.
Body Fortress Milk and Egg protein.m3thod wrote:
what whey protein brand are you currently using anyway?jord wrote:
Ya I will in 2 weeks or so ,thanks.m3thod wrote:
Not all protein shakes are made equal. Try something else.
Only one I've heard of is milk losing a % of it's calcium if you let it sit out for ~1hrjord wrote:
Thanks, I was just making sure. Always heard of foods "losing their gooodness" after being cooked.
Roasting Potatoes and cooking Veg is two I've heard as well.ebug9 wrote:
Only one I've heard of is milk losing a % of it's calcium if you let it sit out for ~1hrjord wrote:
Thanks, I was just making sure. Always heard of foods "losing their gooodness" after being cooked.
That's vegetables, mainly. It also depends on how you cook them. Steaming them shouldn't allow much goodness to be lost, but you need to have fresh vegetables to assure "goodness" in the first place.jord wrote:
Thanks, I was just making sure. Always heard of foods "losing their gooodness" after being cooked.
Never heard of it....holland and barrett joby? Anyway the protein in egg and milk is slow digesting (micellar casein) and its something you should be taking before going to bed. The point of whey protein is to be efficiently delivered to your muscles asap i.e. post workout.jord wrote:
Body Fortress Milk and Egg protein.m3thod wrote:
what whey protein brand are you currently using anyway?jord wrote:
Ya I will in 2 weeks or so ,thanks.
Lol yup...m3thod wrote:
Never heard of it....holland and barrett joby?jord wrote:
Body Fortress Milk and Egg protein.m3thod wrote:
what whey protein brand are you currently using anyway?
Zimmer's right. People over boiling veg kills the good stuff. Steaming is defo the best way to keep the nutients locked in.Zimmer wrote:
That's vegetables, mainly. It also depends on how you cook them. Steaming them shouldn't allow much goodness to be lost, but you need to have fresh vegetables to assure "goodness" in the first place.jord wrote:
Thanks, I was just making sure. Always heard of foods "losing their gooodness" after being cooked.
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