I actually find both Zone and Balance bars to taste FAR superior to CLIF or other crumbly, dry messes... the chocolate covered "soy protein nuggets" variety tastes almost like a kudos bar from way back when.
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Snacks - What do you eat when you need calories but don't have much time
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I actually find both Zone and Balance bars to taste FAR superior to CLIF or other crumbly, dry messes... the chocolate covered "soy protein nuggets" variety tastes almost like a kudos bar from way back when.
phrogpilot73
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I may have misread mine - but this is what it says: "Creatine GCC, our proprietary, endogenous creatine precursor (Glutamine, betaine, SAMe [S-Andenosylmethionine])." Re-reading it this morning, I'm guessing that means it's not creatine?
Quoted from Cytosport's website: "Muscle Milk helps grow muscle faster than gainers, whey or even creatine"
http://www.cytosport.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=1
I can't find anything that states directly that it does or does not contain creatine though. Oh well, I'm not on MM right now anyway. /resume thread
Local Flight Doc Endocreatine input...
FS says while technically the "Endocreatine" in Muscle Milk is legal only because NOMI and the FDA haven't caught up to it yet (his phrase, not mine), it is only a matter of time for it to be added to the list with other iterations of Creatine.
Minor tweaks in the molecular composition of the supplement allow it to be called something else, thereby circumventing the letter of the restriction.
In short, it's a "should not" vice a "shall not".
Clear as mud?
FS says while technically the "Endocreatine" in Muscle Milk is legal only because NOMI and the FDA haven't caught up to it yet (his phrase, not mine), it is only a matter of time for it to be added to the list with other iterations of Creatine.
Minor tweaks in the molecular composition of the supplement allow it to be called something else, thereby circumventing the letter of the restriction.
In short, it's a "should not" vice a "shall not".
Clear as mud?
mrkoje
New Member
I do the same except with salsa.
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
I heard they eat them regardless. Snack or full meal.
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
Someone's been paying too much attention to the Flight Doc's.
Honestly...I haven't brought food on a flight to this point. Probably am going to start now that the flights are a little longer (5+ hours). Typical lunch stuff...sandwich, veggies, water...
I say go all the way like this guy
I forgot how ghey the Navy is with all their ignorant restrictions and their attitude that if a restriction is good, more is better.
The AF has no restrictions of creatine or even nitric oxide. They do have a restricted list, but it very common sense and reasonable. Not based on some dead teenage rescue swimmer who supplemented with 15 mgs of creatine a day and drank no water while working out too hard... Navy's reactionary policy quickly follows stuff like this.
I say go all the way like this guy
MMM... In-N-Out
My personal favorite and equally as artery clogging are animal style fries
MasterBates
Well-Known Member
It was only a matter of time before that made it on here.
I do still use my Microwave though.