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Complete Protein Powder! Wow, I actually have my own protein powder. I was just telling my wife about the first jar I bought when I was 16 years old. It seems so long ago but what I have made now is every bit of what I had hoped for with that first jar. But of course, it was not and neither are any of the other products on the market today. Protein supplements are one of the most popular food supplements available and manufacturers take you for a sucker because of it. It is even worse when it comes to meal replacements. Although they provide carbohydrate, protein and a little fat, meal replacement supplements and protein bars also contain artificial colors, artificial sweeteners, genetically modified corn syrup, poisonous hydrogenated oils, Franken-foods (GMO's), starches and other ingredients which are the same things in candy or cake mix and have no business in your enemies bodies, let alone yours.

Proteins are naturally carbohydrate free for the most part and will always contain a little fat. But sugar? Never. Starches? Never. So do yourself a favor, throw out all protein powders and meal replacements or lo-carb bars that you own right now. They are probably full of chemicals, lard, and highly processed and refined substances that do not produce results. Look at yourself. Do you look like the models in the ads? Then toss that stuff out!

If you want real success, eat real food and at least, listen to what I am talking about here. You are looking for results, right? What I have for you is plain, and yes, bland, and because it is a complete protein powder, it is free of frills. Our Complete Protein Powder also contains certain globulin proteins, which inhibit unhealthy bacteria from attaching to your intestinal walls, nevertheless, it is only meant to be a supplement to REAL food. Our secret and extremely precise ratio blend of whey, rice and soy proteins are the real deal and the reason we are elite. We shun the cheaper sources of powder that have hydrolyzed contents, tar, ash, or anything else you have read about which are otherwise bad for you (despite what the competition claims). We challenge you to compare.

Most commercial protein supplements, along the same lines as meal replacements such as MET-Rx® or Slim-Fast® are recommended to be eaten in place of several meals a day. The main benefit they supposedly offer is one of convenience, controlled portion size and increased nitrogen levels. There is some truth to that. If you compare a typical 250-calorie meal replacement to a bowl of cereal with whole milk or a double cheeseburger, then yes, it makes slashing calories from your diet very easy. But do they nourish you? No one source of protein is enough for anyone, even mine. I recommend you use it as a pre-workout drink or for extreme situations when you have missed a meal. Read that again... I am actually saying you should use my product when you are not able to eat real food, in emergencies, not as a staple. I must really believe in what I do to discourage sales!

The problem with protein powder today is deciphering which product you should or should not use because it is not as simple as reading the label. Magazines lie about the products you see in print. The publisher depends upon advertising dollars and so they are not going to print anything that will discourage potential advertisers from making sales. You can expect double the smoke screen if the publisher of the magazine is running ads for their own products!

In regards to what magazines say about soy in order to promote whey (that it makes men fat), though soy proteins contain estrogenic (female hormone mimicking) compounds, it appears that they are tissue and sex specific. Several studies found that soy proteins, unaltered, not genetically modified but all natural, have no effects on the reproductive hormones of men and actually balanced those in women.

All the measures you could imagine went into gaining access to pure soy to put into my product, I assure you and I have a lot to lose if I am wrong. Furthermore, scientists have found no difference between male animals who ate soy protein that contained the plant estrogen in question and those who ate soy with the estrogen removed, leading researchers to conclude isoflavones do improve cardiovascular risk factors without apparent deleterious effects on the male reproductive system... This info was submitted to me by a KNOW HOW client named Dr. Wilhelm Schnaeder from Europe.

As for the rice protein source I use, it is completely devoid of carbohydrate. It also happens to have what soy lacks and combined, the two have what whey is missing. All three together means...

JUST THREE TABLESPOONS YIELDS 25 GRAMS OF PROTEIN & LESS THAN 2 GRAMS OF CARBOHYDRATES OR FAT! WITH NO CLUMPING, STARCHES OR SUGARS! 

We all can appreciate a good protein powder. Everyone claims to have "The Best Whey Protein" but how can they? It's either pure or it's not... It is either filler free or it is not... And, if it is, that means it will not taste like strawberries, or chocolate, or anything else resembling cookies and cream... Pure protein powder is tasteless and some people argue it is tough just getting the stuff down. Trust me, if it tastes like a milkshake, it is going to fatten you up. In fact, this quote from the Internet says it all: "This is actually the only protein currently on the market that we've seen work with cream to actually increase muscularity and lower body fat. Others tend to cause a slight decrease in vascularity and definition. It is not the cream. Protein and fat belong side by side. It is your choice of protein." Have you heard this before, only to buy something that ends up sending you on a sugar fit or makes you fat the next morning?