Shakes...?
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All of the above. Also portability. Liquids aren't that filling for long though, so I wouldn't recommend them as regular meal replacements.
I disagree, protein keeps you fuller longer so a protein shake with 1/2 cup milk, water/ice and some fruit for 200-250 calories is a great way to keep you fuller longer.0 -
Where can you get these?
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You can buy a tub of whey protein powder anywhere, grocery stores, Walmart, drug stores and of course GNC but those are much more expensive. For your first time spend between $19-29 on a 2 to 5 lb tub. Chocolate is AWALYS better regardless of brand IMO0 -
I've been using my Isagenix shake program for just over 3 months - use it for breakfast and lunch its 240 calories and i LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!!
the break down is
Fat 5 g
Cholestrol 35 mg
Sodium 200 mg
Potassium 300 mg
Carbs 28 g
Protein 23 g
then I have dinner at about 400 - 600 calories
it works for me0 -
Might sound like a stupid question, but how hard a workout would warrant a protein shake. I don't hit my target of consuming protein each day, and I lift light weights, or do turbo jam/fire, that I feel hits my muscles. Have bought a soya protein mix, but wonder if I sound have it after every work out, or only when doing the weights.0
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I've been having herbalife shakes in the morning and they are pretty good and low in calories and I like them because they keep me full for longer.
I also have been using Herbalife products since June 2010 and I am down 70+ lbs. I love them they do keep me fuller longer and calories are around 110-120 with 15-20 grams of protein..
Where can you get these?
Herbalife can be purchsed through reps in your area - Try google - "Herbalife +(name of your city) or Nutrition Club + (name of your city)"0 -
I always have a low carb protein shake after a hard weight training workout and combine a protein shake and a piece of fruit after a hard cardio workout. My absolute favorite (i've tried 20-25 different ones and haven't found anything that comes close) is Iso flex whey protein powder. It mixes really well in just water and they have a chocolate peanut butter flavor that's delicious... It's 100 calories a scoop, 25 g. of protein and only 2 net carbs. You can probably find a good one for a lower price on amazon...they usually have good deals.0
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I've been having herbalife shakes in the morning and they are pretty good and low in calories and I like them because they keep me full for longer.
I also have been using Herbalife products since June 2010 and I am down 70+ lbs. I love them they do keep me fuller longer and calories are around 110-120 with 15-20 grams of protein..
Where can you get these?
I sell it here but i'm in Northeast Ohio. There are people all over the US selling it just try google it might help. if you need further help message me!!0 -
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