Amazon has 24.5-Oz Premier Protein 100% Whey Protein Powder (Chocolate) for $14.93 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.18. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
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Amazon has 24.5-Oz Premier Protein 100% Whey Protein Powder (Chocolate) for $14.93 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.18. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
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Not a good deal, $0.0278/g is retail for most other powders. Most deals recently have been between $0.020 - $0.023/g, and even those have been ridiculed for being rip offs. Deals on here should be required to target $0.015 - $0.019/g instead of letting people think they are getting discounts for already heavily marked up products.
Decent stuff based upon ratio of fillers to protein (i.e. 30g protein per 41g serving is about 73% protein per serving). Whether you do not like artificial sweeteners or not is a personal choice.
Not a good deal, $0.0278/g is retail for most other powders. Most deals recently have been between $0.020 - $0.023/g, and even those have been ridiculed for being rip offs. Deals on here should be required to target $0.015 - $0.019/g instead of letting people think they are getting discounts for already heavily marked up products.
I found this flavor from this brand to be absolutely disgusting tasting. Had to give it away.
That's surprising. Most of the Amazon reviews give the chocolate good marks. Have you had Premier's RTD shakes before? Those are delicious, IMO, and many reviewers compared the powder to those.
Last edited by kjwagener June 28, 2023 at 11:10 AM.
Here's a good review of that study by Layne Norton. He's one of the few nutrition "experts" that doesn't fall into any of the nutrition tribes (e.g., vegan, paelo, organic, carnivore, keto), so I find him very credible compared to most people opining on nutrition studies.
Here's a good review of that study by Layne Norton. He's one of the few nutrition "experts" that doesn't fall into any of the nutrition tribes (e.g., vegan, paelo, organic, carnivore, keto), so I find him very credible compared to most people opining on nutrition studies.
Good link. As usual you need to consume massive amounts of it to even have the potential to damage DNA. I do think it messes up your gut microniome so you might get an upset stomach if you drink a lot of it.
Good link. As usual you need to consume massive amounts of it to even have the potential to damage DNA. I do think it messes up your gut microniome so you might get an upset stomach if you drink a lot of it.
Yup, water can even become poisonous if you consume too much. The thing is though, pretty much no one consumes enough in the real world for it to be a valid risk/concern.
Until there are some real-world studies that indicate realistic amounts of consumed sucralose damage DNA, no one should worry about it.
They found that the component sucralose-6-acetate, which trace amounts are found in manufactured sucralose, has indications of being genotoxic.
There is no research that confirms surcalose, native or metabolized, nor sucralose-6-acetate is definitively genotoxic. With that said most things with a C-Cl bond have been confirmed, or suspected, to have cancer/genetic risks associated.
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A recent NC State/UNC study has found that Sucralose (Splenda) may cause DNA damage and cancer.
https://www.medicalnews
A recent NC State/UNC study has found that Sucralose (Splenda) may cause DNA damage and cancer.
https://www.medicalnews
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A recent NC State/UNC study has found that Sucralose (Splenda) may cause DNA damage and cancer.
https://www.medicalnews
https://youtu.be/TmpzqjzG4-I
https://youtu.be/TmpzqjzG4-I
Until there are some real-world studies that indicate realistic amounts of consumed sucralose damage DNA, no one should worry about it.
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A recent NC State/UNC study has found that Sucralose (Splenda) may cause DNA damage and cancer.
https://www.medicalnews
There is no research that confirms surcalose, native or metabolized, nor sucralose-6-acetate is definitively genotoxic. With that said most things with a C-Cl bond have been confirmed, or suspected, to have cancer/genetic risks associated.
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