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NutraBio 100% Whey Protein Isolate Flavors Get the Upgrade, Starting with Strawberry Ice Cream
NutraBio has grown increasingly popular over the past two decades and has solidified itself as a top-tier major industry brand. They’ve made a name for themselves by being a trailblazer in transparency. In 2001, NutraBio was one of the first brands to commit to the following four self-imposed rules:
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PEScience Select Protein Bar Brings THICC Taste and Texture
PEScience has been a long-time favorite of PricePlow. It’s hard not to love a company that relies on actual data for their formulations. It’s also much harder to hate a company that puts out some of the most delicious-tasting protein products on the market, like the extremely clean but still delicious protein powder in Select […]
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PEScience Select Protein 4 Oats - Enhance Your Breakfast
Oatmeal is a breakfast staple for many, and in the fitness community, it's continued to be a cornerstone of morning to this day. Remember ripping open those packet of your favorite flavor of instant oatmeal and enjoying a piping hot breakfast before you’re off to school?
Now as an adult, you’ve probably upgraded to bulk […]
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Quest Beyond Cereal Bars: The First Product With Allulose (Discontinued)
2019 Update: These bars have been discontinued, but we're keeping this blog post up because it was the first product to contain allulose, which turned out to be a very unique sweetener.
For a while now, Quest Nutrition has been moving beyond protein bars... and now they're even moving beyond cereal bars![…]
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Can Sucralose / Splenda Cause Cancer or Leukemia?
A new research study was published in the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health titled "Sucralose administered in feed, beginning prenatally through lifespan, induces hematopoietic neoplasias in male swiss mice".[1]
In short, male mice in certain sucralose groups had significantly higher leukemia rates.
This set off all kinds of alarms, and half-baked […]
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