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Old 10-10-2007, 12:54 PM   #61 (permalink)
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lol, first you post up that you do then you post that you don't, err correct me if im wrong but your the type who is like never gets out wrong? so come on admit it youve been putting dextrose in your shakes lol.

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Nowt wrong with a tuna shake !

check this out HELL YEAH TUNA SHAKE BABY !!!!

Man up and give them a go!! lol

I use eggs in my shakes
thats hilarious......
......although I do have a few cans of tuna in my cupboard
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Nowt wrong with a tuna shake !

check this out HELL YEAH TUNA SHAKE BABY !!!!

Man up and give them a go!! lol

I use eggs in my shakes
A classic recipe from that site,

1 can solid white tuna in water,drained
2 1/2 cups V-8 juice
1 tsp extra virgin olive oil (optional)
2 tbsp lemon juice
a dash of a good Habanero pepper sauce

Oh man, the thought of it is turning my stomach, you could even through a few raw eggs in for a more extreme option
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Old 10-10-2007, 01:16 PM   #64 (permalink)
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you could even through a few raw eggs in for a more extreme option
throw, just thought i'd correct you there mate. They don't like bad spelling on here. Im always getting ribbed for it.
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Yeah man, that was unacceptable especially as I teach English =)
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Old 10-10-2007, 01:25 PM   #66 (permalink)
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Chicken, and Turkey have 18 aminos eggs far higher and whey protein varies.

For god sake stop with the MRP's are made by mother nature this is ridiculous. A bodybuilders diet should follow all the normal principles we all know about yes but a very important one missed out is something I've seen called the steps principle.

How many steps has the food gone through in processing before consumption. Ie raw vegetables 0. Chicken usually 0 etc

MRP's are entirely synthetic. They do not possess nutrients in correct ratios to work as your body is designed. A natural example - MILK.

Not designed for humans but baby animals. And oh look 1/5 of people are lactose intolerant. Its doing my head in the amount of good info thats been posted and then ' well I still don't see the difference.' HOW

MRP shakes that have more natural ingredients ie homemade are far better. Ie peanut butter banana's oats and obviously whey. But still if you can eat real food do so. Please can we end this debate here. Everyone in the BB commmunity agrees surely that eating real food is far far better than shakes for every single reason aside from 2.

1. Convenience
2. The times when you should be using Isolate ( I can't be bothered explaining fast releasing, blah blah blah - you know the drill)

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"A natural example - MILK.

Not designed for humans but baby animals. And oh look 1/5 of people are lactose intolerant."

I would use breast milk in my shakes but struggle to find a reliable source who can express 500 chilled mls on demand =)
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"A natural example - MILK.

Not designed for humans but baby animals. And oh look 1/5 of people are lactose intolerant."

I would use breast milk in my shakes but struggle to find a reliable source who can express 500 chilled mls on demand =)

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You are one sick puppy.
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You are one sick puppy.
Sorry, I (not unlike this thread) have gone a bit silly.
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Old 10-10-2007, 01:37 PM   #70 (permalink)
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Well you know your stuff mate, however you fail to back your argument up, now i can back my end up easy i can just post all the ingrediants in an MRP, ok. Now you can't back yours up i.e. there is no evidence to suggest that MRP's are not what they are. MEAL REPLACEMENT SUPPLEMENT

Quote "Are meal replacement products healthy?
By law, meal replacement products must provide the recommended amount of nutrients needed for good health and their composition must conform to certain standards defined by a European Directive.
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