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CORE Vegan: BCAA-Enhanced Vegan Protein (Now in Vanilla Créme)
When running through PricePlow’s 2020 Supplement Awards, we realized that CORE Nutritionals quietly had an incredible year, getting mentions in nearly every category. One product we missed, however, was Core VEGAN, their popular vegan protein powder that’s enhanced with additional BCAAs and digestive enzymes.
Today (May 10, 2021), the brand behind Doug Miller is […]
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Hosstile ISO [H1]: Fouad Abiad’s Grass-Fed Whey Protein Isolate
Hosstile Supplements, PricePlow’s 2020 rookie brand of the year, is starting out the new year strong by launching their first protein powder — ISO [H1]. As the name suggests, ISO [H1] is a 100% grass-fed whey protein isolate. However, Hosstile tweaked the formula by adding DigeSEB, a patented digestive enzyme blend that enhances ingredient […]
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Core Balls: Core Nutritionals’ Take on Functional Foods
Core Nutritionals was founded in 2005 by professional natural bodybuilder, Doug Miller. Today, the company is known for steering clear of proprietary blends and producing high-quality, efficaciously-dosed supplements with no fillers or artificial colors. After 15 years, Core Nutritionals is entering the functional food market.
For the sports nutrition industry, functional foods refers to lower-calorie, […]
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Core MRP: A Full-Spectrum Meal Replacement from Core Nutritionals
Before we dive into what Core MRP is all about, let’s go back to 2004 — where it all started. At the time, Doug Miller, CEO of Core Nutritionals, was an up-and-coming natural bodybuilder looking to earn his pro card. In order to make a living, Doug worked a desk job, thus meal prepping […]
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Axe & Sledge GDA+: Seth Feroce’s Secret Weapon
How can we crush more carbs? Hard working MFer Seth Feroce has the answer!
In order to build a respectable physique, your training, sleep, recovery, supplementation, water intake, and most importantly nutrition needs to be on point. To maximize muscle growth, you should be high protein and in a slight caloric surplus[…]
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BEAM Whey Protein Fuels Recovery and Conquers Cravings
Last time BEAM made an appearance on the blog, we were raving about the premium BEAM vegan protein. It had next level flavor and texture that made it hard to believe it was a plant-based protein powder. BEAM absolutely rocked the field with that product and they continue to impress us with every supplement […]
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Ghost Greens: Health and Wellness Plant Supplement for Legends
The sports supplement industry is an extremely fluid fixture, covering a broad range of needs and desires while remaining flexible and malleable. There are products built with various specific purposes in mind, some of which seem unrelated, or even contradictory, on the surface – the industry boasts excellent fat burners and weight gainers, though […]
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Home Made: Axe and Sledge Makes MRPs Great Again
Meal replacement powders are nothing new in the supplement industry, but nearly all of them consist of inferior ingredients, lack nutritional value, and wouldn’t even come close to being as good as whole foods. And no wonder — they’re often just low quality protein powder along with some cheap maltodextrin sprinkled in. If you’re getting […]
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EVL Stacked Plant Protein: A Versatile HONEY-Sweetened Protein Powder
The days of only being able to find whey protein powder — with vegans and vegetarians getting left out in the cold – are long gone. In the past couple of years, we’ve seen various types of powders released as different diet regimens and dietary restrictions have arisen. We’ve seen vegan powders, animal-based powders, even […]
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Vegun Nutrition’s VeganMass: A Vegan Athlete’s Dream Come True
The Vegan Diet is one of the fastest-growing movements in the history of nutrition. A growing mass of plant-driven dieters have claimed better health, longevity, and body composition when going vegan — and some of the research backs that up… when it’s done properly.
The problem is, it’s not easy to be an “optimal” […]
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