Questions about Options

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Originally Posted by Bigdave

Hi, BigDave here. New member.
Hi, Alex. I am only sorry I have never bought from you before. Controlling options and ratios of your excellent choices is incredible.

Why thank you.

A few questions about the protein options.

1) The Aminogen manufacturer recommends a minimum 250mg per about 20 gr. of protein.
What does my extra 75 cents buy? Can I custom order extra aminogen to bring my protein up to the manufacturers specs. Actually, they recommend 300mg per 22mg of protein as optimum.

We add 2.5 grams per pound. that is 110mg per 20 grams. We made it that way because some people make postworkout formula with ss of 75 grams. but most people take about a 30 to 40 g serving, thus it is fine. If you type in the comments section to double your aminogen they'll do that. and bill you the extra on a separate invoice.
2) Peak ATP is supposed to be released in the lower GI tract, that's why it always comes in enteric coated capsules. Comments?

Never heard of that. tsi, the company that makes it never said anything to me about that.

3)If I get L-Glutamine will I need the Glutamine peptides option?
Get the peptides over the L

4)Is their a place on the website that lists the quantity of the vitamins and minerals per serving when that option is added? I am interested in it. I just need to know.



5) Can The protein Factory supply a sheet that will list total protein per scoop? It gets confusing when one blends. The amount of supplements per scoop would be great too! You must have a computer program that can do this.

The protein lab can do this. But really I think your asking the question. This is a supplement company trap, How much protein and I getting per serving? The real question you ask is "WHat is the protein percentage". ONce you become a proteinfactory.com user you'll be able to spot the good supplement from the scams
I really want to have only ONE powder for building. I will provide my own carbs, so I don't want any of those. No casein. No whey concentrate.

I was thinking of this mix:

50% whey fractions (not sure about my first two protein ratios)
25% CFM whey isolate
25% Super Plasma
Flavor
Stevia
Aminogen
Carbogen
Peak ATP (depends if it will survive stomach acids)
Micro Lactin
L-Glutamine
Peak ATP
Vitamins & Minerals

Nice but you may want to think about putting a little egg. I also prefer peptides over L-glutamine

I will buy your dextrose separately to add as needed for post work out.

I would love some feedback. Please read carefully and take your time.
Thanks, BigDave.

http://proteinfactory.com/shop/produ...5&cat=4&page=3

Alex,
Thank you for your answers.

What about question #4?

I will take your advice on the egg protein, but at what percent? Which main protein source should I decrease to adjust for the egg?

Big Dave

The link for the vitamins is above. Its under "multi-vitamin" if you do a search.

Reduce the CFM by 10 or 15 percent and add the egg

Originally Posted by AlexRogers

The link for the vitamins is above. Its under "multi-vitamin" if you do a search.

Reduce the CFM by 10 or 15 percent and add the egg

Thanks Alex,
I am sharing everything with my group.
There has been some interest in your Super Plasma and other proteins. You have been most helpful


BigDave

Cool, thanks anytime

One last comment. Nothing major. Just a FYI. I talked to Peak ATP, and indeed, their product is affected by stomach acids. Here is there official response.I am not sure what "not completely chemically stable' means. "Degraded", would be a good bet. To what degree I would not care to say. I am not a chemist.



Dear ,



Thank you for your interest in Peak ATP from TSI Health Sciences.



Absorption of nutritional components – whether from foods or dietary supplements – occurs largely in the duodenum, the proximal part of the small intestine. In order to make it to the duodenum intact, these components must survive the highly acidic environment of the stomach, which has a pH of about 1-2, and an average passage time of 30-120 minutes. Certain compounds, such as PEAK ATP, are not completely chemically stable in this acidic environment. Therefore, enteric coating is an ideal way to maintain the stability of PEAK ATP in a form of tablets, two-piece hard shell capsules and soft gelatin capsules.



Enteric coating is a manufacturing process that surrounds the tablet or capsule with materials that dissolve at a pre-determined pH higher than that of the stomach. An enterically coated PEAK ATP supplement would therefore pass through the stomach intact, be incorporated into the liquefied chyme (a mixture of partially digested food and gastric juices) and move on to the duodenum. Only there, where the pH reaches about 5-5.5, would the coating dissolve, releasing the contents and allowing rapid absorption through the intestinal wall into the portal circulation, from there into the liver and then into the bloodstream.



Please feel free to contact me should you have further questions. Thank you.





Best Regards,



Sandy

Nice work.

I'll just order a double dose of ATP. It will work fine. I forget to take pills. I like how you have so may options of additives. I don't care about texture or taste. Just convience and results. No one else comes close to what you offer.