Anyone still using Humapro?
Haven’t used it in a while. I went through a phase where I was pulsing with it while doing IF. Difficult to judge its efficacy.
been meaning to try it for years, heard a lot of good things.
There was a thread on here years ago where a big dude replaced all of his protein intake with it and was happy with the results, so the shit must work.
yes
[quote]Yogi wrote:
been meaning to try it for years, heard a lot of good things.
There was a thread on here years ago where a big dude replaced all of his protein intake with it and was happy with the results, so the shit must work.[/quote]
I recall that. Basically he made up the calorie deficit by ingesting extra carbs.
I also recall there were urban myths circulating regarding hidden (likely illegal) ingredients.
All of this aside, the stuff is competitively priced enough to consider as a replacement for protein powder for a trial period.
Nope but I have a ton left.
Can’t handle the large amounts of artificial sweetener they use in their products.
- my stomach can’t handle the sweeteners,
[quote]JamesBrawn007 wrote:
Haven’t used it in a while. I went through a phase where I was pulsing with it while doing IF. Difficult to judge its efficacy. [/quote]
how/why was it difficult to judge?
OP: i take the pills and they work great honestly cannot think of a more convenient/effective product
I use it a lot. Recently finished a cut and it was one of my main protein sources (up to 4 scoops/day). Saw no difference compared to whole food…and allowed me to continue my almond butter binges at night. 
I list it as 25g protein equivalent per scoop, which puts it at $0.02/gram of protein…which is right on par (or maybe even a bit less) with skinless chicken.
[quote]therajraj wrote:
Nope but I have a ton left.
Can’t handle the large amounts of artificial sweetener they use in their products.
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Are there not similar products (EAAS) with no flavoring?
[quote]Tyler23 wrote:
I use it a lot. Recently finished a cut and it was one of my main protein sources (up to 4 scoops/day). Saw no difference compared to whole food…and allowed me to continue my almond butter binges at night.
I list it as 25g protein equivalent per scoop, which puts it at $0.02/gram of protein…which is right on par (or maybe even a bit less) with skinless chicken. [/quote]
but, you end up spending more making up the calories don’t you?
[quote]TheCB wrote:
[quote]JamesBrawn007 wrote:
Haven’t used it in a while. I went through a phase where I was pulsing with it while doing IF. Difficult to judge its efficacy. [/quote]
how/why was it difficult to judge?
There was no real way to measure its effect. I’ve pulsed with various formulas during IF over the years and I can’t honestly state one has outperformed another.
[quote]therajraj wrote:
Nope but I have a ton left.
Can’t handle the large amounts of artificial sweetener they use in their products.
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hmm, that changes things. My stomach is also pretty sensitive to sweeteners so that might rule it out for me. Dang.
[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:
[quote]therajraj wrote:
Nope but I have a ton left.
Can’t handle the large amounts of artificial sweetener they use in their products.
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Are there not similar products (EAAS) with no flavoring?
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They sell it in pill form too but I purchased in bulk before I started to notice I was having the issue.
[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:
[quote]Tyler23 wrote:
I use it a lot. Recently finished a cut and it was one of my main protein sources (up to 4 scoops/day). Saw no difference compared to whole food…and allowed me to continue my almond butter binges at night.
I list it as 25g protein equivalent per scoop, which puts it at $0.02/gram of protein…which is right on par (or maybe even a bit less) with skinless chicken. [/quote]
but, you end up spending more making up the calories don’t you?
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Sure…piss on my parade.
Valid point, but my happiness was at stake, so…
[quote]Tyler23 wrote:
[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:
[quote]Tyler23 wrote:
I use it a lot. Recently finished a cut and it was one of my main protein sources (up to 4 scoops/day). Saw no difference compared to whole food…and allowed me to continue my almond butter binges at night.
I list it as 25g protein equivalent per scoop, which puts it at $0.02/gram of protein…which is right on par (or maybe even a bit less) with skinless chicken. [/quote]
but, you end up spending more making up the calories don’t you?
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Sure…piss on my parade.
Valid point, but my happiness was at stake, so…
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LOL… I was hoping you came back with. No need to Humapro allows you to drastically reduce calories, allowing you to drop fat fast without getting hungry.
[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:
Humapro allows you to drastically reduce calories, allowing you to drop fat fast without getting hungry.
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Yeah, that’s a nice benefit. I would drink some on an empty stomach and it’d really help with hunger.
Yeah still use it when can find a deal, high quality stuff.
Re stomach issues -I think its the high magnesium content, if take any other supps with it make sure there is no magnesium in them ( a lot like creatine/caffeine based preworkouts have it added)
Anyone tried their other BCAA drink -has decent reviews and better price? am thinking of giving it a shot
“Directions
Take five (5) tablets 20 minutes prior to training or competition and immediately following. Ingest 25 minutes prior to any other proteins or amino acids and at least 2 hours after any meal or drink containing protein or amino acids. May be taken with Chain’d Out or Chain’d Reaction Ultra-Volumize, Chain’d Reaction Ultra-Keto or Chain’d Reaction Ultra-Stamina. Athletes may take up to ten (10) tablets per serving at least 2 hours apart up to six (6) times daily.”
So that last sentence would mean that one container would last for 5 days if maximum allowable amount was used.
very pricy
[quote]JamesBrawn007 wrote:
[quote]Yogi wrote:
been meaning to try it for years, heard a lot of good things.
There was a thread on here years ago where a big dude replaced all of his protein intake with it and was happy with the results, so the shit must work.[/quote]
I recall that. Basically he made up the calorie deficit by ingesting extra carbs.
I also recall there were urban myths circulating regarding hidden (likely illegal) ingredients.
All of this aside, the stuff is competitively priced enough to consider as a replacement for protein powder for a trial period.[/quote]
Well, I don’t know how true the rumors are, but a few years ago I fasted for three weeks and consumed nothing but zero calorie liquids, Humapro, and supplements. I obviously lost weight pretty fast, but I actually felt extremely good in the gym and gained strength.