[quote]AngryVader wrote:
I think it contains Pterodactyl Sulfate. It’s the ground up remains of dinosaur fossils. That is why it has taken so long to release as it’s very difficult to dig up fossils and process them.
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Jesus Christ, I think I just sharted. I dunno why I thought that was so damn funny.
DJ
[quote]RSGZ wrote:
redgladiator wrote:
I really feel Anaconda will take me to the next level… LEVEL 5 YEAH
Whore!
First Level 5 Englishman![/quote]
My guess is when Anaconda is released, it’s gonna take quiet a few UK members to Level 5…
LR
[quote]Evil1 wrote:
Split wrote:
soooooooo does that mean its good stuff?
This write-up should help: (edited for brevity)
Our body has to digest the protein by breaking it down into smaller pieces which can be absorbed. Only single amino acids, and di- and tri-peptides can be directly absorbed in our intestinal tract via specific peptide importers. PeptoPro contains 70-80% small di- and tri-peptides which are directly absorbed with digestion.
Di- and tri-peptides score better on all fronts:
* very easily soluble in water
* stable, even in an acidic environment
* no bitter taste
* hypoallergenic
* permitted in all countries
* fast and total absorption by the body
* stimulates the release of insulin
PeptoPro�® ushers in a new drinks category onto the sports drinks and soft drinks market. Normal sports drinks covered only three of the four elements: water for rehydration, glucose and/or electrolytes. PeptoPro�® now finally adds protein in dissolvable form.
Active peptides, which together with carbohydrates raise the concentration of insulin and supply the building blocks required for muscle recovery. The result: faster muscle refuelling and energy recovery.
Here are the different sources of protein supplements with their advantages and drawbacks:
* Whey protein. Milk proteins like whey or casein sometimes cause cow-milk allergies, and whey protein in higher doses can lead to digestive problems like flatulence and diarrhoea. The solution of whey protein in water is not clear unless the big proteins have been strained off or partially hydrolysed. Some people have problems in digesting complete whey protein.
Intact proteins are not easily digested and are therefore not usable during or before sports activities. Also, they do not increase the insulin level during the recovery phase.
Amino acids did not obtain GRAS classification (Generally Recognised As Safe) in the US and are not allowed for use in food production in Europe. They are unstable in drinks and react with sugar (so-called Maillard reaction). And finally, they raise the osmolality of the drinks, which leads to poorer sugar, water and mineral absorption.
Peptides obtained by â??classicâ?? hydrolysis are extremely bitter, are absorbed slower, and can cause some allergic reactions and have no or only a low effect on raising the insulin level after exercise
The di- and tripeptides in PeptoPro�® are completely water soluble. They form a clear and stable solution, which is not bitter. They are quickly absorbed by the body and stimulate insulin production. They are hypoallergenic, and were thoroughly tested during the Athens Olympic Games in 2004.
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What is an example of a PeptoPro�® supplement?
[quote]Goodfellow wrote:
What is an example of a PeptoPro�?�® supplement?[/quote]
PeptoPro IS the supplement, from what I’ve heard and read it is EXTREMELY bitter and difficult to get down, even for those who say “just shut up and drink it how bad can it be”
[quote]Higgins wrote:
PeptoPro IS the supplement, from what I’ve heard and read it is EXTREMELY bitter and difficult to get down, even for those who say “just shut up and drink it how bad can it be” [/quote]
It seriously tastes like vomit, but I can get it down. Remember, you don’t need much casein hydrolysate (about 12g) when pulsing. It’s expensive so don’t waste.
[quote]zonis20 wrote:
It seriously tastes like vomit, but I can get it down. Remember, you don’t need much casein hydrolysate (about 12g) when pulsing. It’s expensive so don’t waste. [/quote]
How have your results pulsing been? Glad to hear someone can get it down, I’ve never had trouble drinking stuff but this sounded like a challenge, I’ll just be waiting on Anaconda though now.
I wake up and take 5g leucine, 5 minutes later 12g peptopro, 10 minutes later oatmeal and eggs. I also have peptopro during my workout (12g very diluted in water). I have only been training for a year so my results may be a little newbie-caused, but I’ve gained 4 pounds in the last 4 days using this (only had peptopro since saturday). I will keep you updated on my progress using peptopro for a morning pulse and during workouts.
[quote]zonis20 wrote:
Higgins wrote:
PeptoPro IS the supplement, from what I’ve heard and read it is EXTREMELY bitter and difficult to get down, even for those who say “just shut up and drink it how bad can it be”
It seriously tastes like vomit, but I can get it down. Remember, you don’t need much casein hydrolysate (about 12g) when pulsing. It’s expensive so don’t waste. [/quote]
Is it worse than unflavored, non-debitterized whey hydrosolate or BCAAs?
I’ve had some ass flavored supplements in my days, including quite a few that tasted not just like vomit in a figurative sense, but literally like actual vomit. I guess it’s not surprising considering that quite a few of these things are processed in the factory using HCL, pancreatin enzymes and other things I’ve tasted in natural form after following unknown litter of tequila with cottage cheese.
[quote]etaco wrote:
tasted not just like vomit in a figurative sense, but literally like actual vomit. [/quote]
Yes, natural peptopro is like this. I have not had powder bcaa’s (just leucine which I find isn’t terrible, just chalky) nor whey hydrolysate so I can’t compare peptopro to them. I think everyone should be able to get it down since you don’t have to take much of it so it’s just a bad taste for 5 seconds… big deal.
Any speculation from the more informed here as to when Anaconda will be available? Seems likes like it’s good to go, packaging & all…
here is my prediction:
-this stuff was made to sell to a select few people for huge $$, if they are now giving it to us they have finally got something better for them. You see, they can’t risk having a “special client list” supplement get banned. If the government doesn’t like some ingredient there is little chance the gov would know about it for a select few unknown clients but now they will know about it and it could get banned.
-or there is already an ingredient that is on the path to bansville. So they are going to sell as much as they can, as fast as they can, and it will be gone. Because either way the special clients are about to loose it anyway.
Or I’m wrong and this is great and will sell for years.
[quote]MicroSlash wrote:
Any speculation from the more informed here as to when Anaconda will be available? Seems likes like it’s good to go, packaging & all…[/quote]
x2 . . . . while it seems as though it will be launched with I, Bodybuilder that doesn’t mean that I’m not ready to give it a go now.
-Matt
[quote]Rek wrote:
here is my prediction:
-this stuff was made to sell to a select few people for huge $$, if they are now giving it to us they have finally got something better for them. You see, they can’t risk having a “special client list” supplement get banned. If the government doesn’t like some ingredient there is little chance the gov would know about it for a select few unknown clients but now they will know about it and it could get banned.
-or there is already an ingredient that is on the path to bansville. So they are going to sell as much as they can, as fast as they can, and it will be gone. Because either way the special clients are about to loose it anyway.
Or I’m wrong and this is great and will sell for years.[/quote]
Interesting scenerios…
[quote]Rek wrote:
here is my prediction:
-this stuff was made to sell to a select few people for huge $$, if they are now giving it to us they have finally got something better for them. You see, they can’t risk having a “special client list” supplement get banned. If the government doesn’t like some ingredient there is little chance the gov would know about it for a select few unknown clients but now they will know about it and it could get banned.
-or there is already an ingredient that is on the path to bansville. So they are going to sell as much as they can, as fast as they can, and it will be gone. Because either way the special clients are about to loose it anyway.
Or I’m wrong and this is great and will sell for years.[/quote]
Nothing in it that will get banned. This I know for a fact.
Jason
I don’t think anything negative of the “unknown Anaconda”, infact i think it’ll be awesome! We have simply been fed a teaspoon of information just to get everyone worked up and anxious to spike suspense. i believe both, I,BODYBUILDER and Anaconda will be awesome and i cant waittill they come out! THUMBS UP T-MUSCLE! now sell the dam Anaconda already. LOL
Yes, protein will soon be banned. Fact!
Anaconda out today? or we have weeks to be patient…
[quote]Rek wrote:
-or there is already an ingredient that is on the path to bansville. [/quote]
that would be friggin’ sweet. But I doubt it.
Maybe, no ‘Weekly dose’ sent out today.
[quote]sidewalkdances wrote:
Maybe, no ‘Weekly dose’ sent out today.[/quote]
I got it.
I really don’t see this stuff being available before the I,BBer comes out