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Core VEGAN Peanut Butter: The Plant-Based Protein That Actually Tastes Like the Real Deal
Core Nutritionals expands their vegan protein lineup after some time off with a rich, authentic Peanut Butter flavor!
Core Nutritionals has added another flavor to their impressive Core VEGAN lineup with Peanut Butter -- a flavor that's notoriously difficult to perfectly nail in plant-based protein powders. While many vegan proteins struggle with overly chalky peanut […]
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Kyle "Tiger" Kirvay Joins Team Animal: Breaking Barriers and Redefining Powerlifting Dominance
Five days ago in San Diego, Kyle "Tiger" Kirvay became the first athlete in ABS Powerlifting Series history to break the 1100kg barrier. He walked away with a 1125kg (2480.2 lb) total, the biggest bench on the platform, the highest Wilks score ever recorded in the series, and his first ABS belt.
He's also now […]
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VC-H1 Botanic Collagen Peptides Made from Hibiscus: Where Beauty Blooms
The collagen supplement market faces a fundamental contradiction: consumers spend billions annually on a protein that isn't nutritionally complete, raises ethical and sustainability concerns, and requires massive doses to show modest benefits. Animal-derived collagen contains minimal essential amino acids and lacks tryptophan entirely, and typically demands 5-15 grams daily to deliver results.[1] Meanwhile, most "vegan […]
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myHMB for Women: Build Muscle, Burn Fat, Stay Strong
Walk into any gym and you'll notice a pattern: men dominate the free weight section while women cluster around cardio equipment. Ask why, and you'll often hear the same concern: "I don't want to get bulky."
The "Bulking Up" Myth (and Why You're Missing Out)This fear keeps countless women from one of the most […]
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Basic Beef ISO: Basic Supplements Goes Dairy-Free with Hydrolyzed Clear Beef Isolate
After making waves in the supplement industry with their transparent approach to whey protein and whey isolate formulations, Basic Supplements is expanding beyond dairy with their first alternative protein: Basic Beef ISO (Hydrolyzed Clear Beef Isolate), which is primarily a clear collagen supplement. This launch represents a significant evolution for the brand that built […]
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How Solar Foods Turns Air Into Protein: The Revolutionary Technology Behind Solein®
For the first time in human history, we're producing commercial quantities of protein without farms, without animals, and without even plants. Solar Foods has moved beyond theory and pilot programs -- their Factory 01 in Finland is actively utilising air molecules to grow nutritious protein powder through a technological platform that sounds like science fiction […]
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GHOST® Whey x Count Chocula®: The Seasonal Collab We've All Been Waiting For
GHOST's General Mills partnership delivers the ultimate Halloween protein powder with real Count Chocula Monster Marshmallows
The legends at GHOST just dropped one of their most anticipated collaborations yet: GHOST® Whey x Count Chocula®! This limited-time offering brings the iconic chocolate vampire cereal straight to your protein shaker, complete with real Count Chocula Monster […]
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Bucked Up Twin Co-Founders Ryan and Jeff Gardner on Their Billion-or-Bust Supplement Journey | Episode #181
On Episode #181 of the PricePlow Podcast, we sit down with twin brothers Ryan Gardner (CEO) and Jeff Gardner (CMO) of Bucked Up at their Salt Lake City headquarters. This conversation reveals the remarkable journey from internet marketing pioneers to building a billion dollar million supplement empire, complete with helicopter rides over Utah's mountains […]
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