Meal Replacements (Tag Archives)
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5% Nutrition Real Carbs + Protein, Special Fall Release: Apple Cinnamon Pie
Nobody knows nutrition better than a bodybuilder, and Rich Piana was one of the greatest bodybuilders of all time, so we can learn a lot from his views on food. Although he emphasized that most of your calories should come from nutrient-dense whole-food sources, Piana was a results-oriented pragmatist who understood that under the right […]
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Eddie Hall Joins MyProtein for The ALL-IN-ONE Protein
In November of 2021, Myprotein teamed up with world-class strongman Eddie Hall to bring some world-class full-strength supplements. They’ve launched with two supplements, the first being the Eddie Hall version of Myprotein’s The Pre Workout (which you can compare against the original The Pre Workout) and Eddie Hall’s The All-in-One Protein.
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CARROT CAKE Protein? Core MRP Changes the Game Again (S’Mores too)
Who doesn’t love Carrot Cake?!
Well, some people don’t… but some people really do. And for those who do, the supplement industry hasn’t been too kind to them. Limited to just a couple of protein bar flavors and perhaps a limited-edition launch here or there, there really isn’t much carrot cake flavored protein out […]
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Mission Critical Meal Replacement Plus: An MRP for Special Operators
Imagine going out into a harsh and stressful environment for three days. What would you bring? What would you leave behind?
This is a constant question for special operators in the military, who customize their rucks and loadouts for each mission. Part of their decision-making process is how much food and water to bring, as […]
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5% Nutrition Real Carbs + Protein Now in Birthday Cake
Unlike most bodybuilders, Rich Piana was never a huge fan of standard protein powders. He believed that the majority of your diet should come from nutrient-dense whole foods, such as beef, chicken, eggs, sweet potatoes, and oats. But Piana also understood that under certain circumstances, protein and meal replacement powders (MRPs) are extremely beneficial.
Two […]
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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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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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Live Relentless: Tim Kennedy’s Supplement Brand
2021 Update: This brand has been sold outright to Tim Kennedy, who is reformulating the product line. Stay tuned to @live.relentless on Instagram for updates!
Do you live, work, and train Relentlessly?!
Showing or promising no abatement of intensity, strength, or pace is what it means to be Relentless. Nobody better embodies those two […]
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Soylent Squared Ingredients: $18/lb for Soy, Corn Syrup, and Canola Oil
In case you were looking for the new Soylent Squared ingredients, as they’ve made them rather impossible to find on their website (wonder why??):
12g carbs, 4.5g fat, and 5g protein from soy, corn syrup, canola oil, and a hot mess of other processed garbage.
(Here’s what the product looks like)
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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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