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12-Count 1.9oz Quest Nutrition Hero Protein Bar (Chocolate Peanut Butter) Expired
$5.80
$24.99
Amazon has 12-Count 1.9oz Quest Nutrition Hero Protein Bar (Chocolate Peanut Butter) for $5.81. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 12-Count 1.9-Oz Quest Nutrition Hero Protein Bar (Chocolate Peanut Butter) for $5.81. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more.
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- Research shows that this deal is $16.96 lower (~75% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant. Deal will likely end soon.
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Yes, because eating protein bars makes you shredded
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LoL 😀
Those aren't my words. Usually the cheaper protein bars have whey as a major ingredient. Stay away from excessive amounts of whey if you wish to make friends and influence people (in a positive way)
Those aren't my words. Usually the cheaper protein bars have whey as a major ingredient. Stay away from excessive amounts of whey if you wish to make friends and influence people (in a positive way)
So will these give me gAs? I bought two boxes
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Also, anyone that understands mitochondria, which metabolize sugars, understands and respects the damage of toxins like mercury and electrosmog to this system that leads to diabetes...the inability to metabolize those sugars due to damage to the electron chain transport mechanism (already prooven to be caused by electrosmog in the 80s).
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