Vasishta.Sushant
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Infected said:are you on BB.com too? Whats you nick on those forums, and bodyspace....?
I have an account there but never updated that

Here is my bodyspace id: dream_guns
Infected said:are you on BB.com too? Whats you nick on those forums, and bodyspace....?
Vasishta.Sushant said:^^^
Raptor, I've used ON and from my personal experience I am telling you that.
Well even on BB.com it tops the TOP 50 supplements list. If you read the fine prints, not because of the content but because of the sales. There is no denying the fact that optimum knows how to market its products and sell it cheap. But by no means the ON 100% Gold Standard is a better protein. You can get better protein in the price you'll be paying.
And again the US story is different. Check the US rates and check India rates. There ON sells like pancakes and costs like pancakes. Here its a complete u-turn. They market it as a great product and that gives them a leeway to raise their prices.
Understand that whey is of two types: Concentrate (WPC) and Isolate(WPI). The isolates are the purest form and thus they cost a lot more. Trust me they work a lot more as well.
I'd prefer getting an Isolate, even if they cost more but if I were to go for a concentrate, I'd go for Dymatize Elite whey which is a lot better than ON's Gold Standard.
And here comes my old friend who has stopped responding now a days. I just knew that when you'll see this thread, you will post one reply at least. Didn't take so longRockfella said:Ok, i was about to say the same thing. Raptor just ignore ON as much as you can, i have friends who have used ON and many other suppliments, some of them are fitness freaks/gym owners/managers of gyms in delhi, some know the importers of supplements, the "know-hows" of this industy don't even talk about ON and muscletech. I've always heard good things about BSN SYntha 6 but it is too expensive, dymatize whey is your best bet and the site (suggested by Sushant Vashista) is a genuine one:
Welcome to Lbnutrition.com :: India's Definitive Health, Fitness & Bodybuilding Resource
One more thing, don't fall for No2 and creatine for an year atleast.
--- Updated Post - Automerged ---blr_p said:@OP Why don't you just use eggs ie whites ? Best protein you can get. Sure you can get a good deal from local egg guy as you will be very good customer.
Powders are only for bulking up, easier to load calories.
Vasishta.Sushant said:And here comes my old friend who has stopped responding now a days. I just knew that when you'll see this thread, you will post one reply at least. Didn't take so longTalk about Compulsive Disorders
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raptor3624 said:@ankxxs,
dude.. I searched the thread.didn't find any guy who was showing off the protein supplement![]()
Really ? so what other uses are there for these powders besides quick perfomance enhancers when you want to push limits. Thats another topic entirely if we get into the psychology of it.Vasishta.Sushant said:Not always true.![]()
But egg whites are a complete protein, any complete protein is suitable. Unfortunately vegetable proteins do not qualify.infected said:Egg White Protien and Whey Protien is very very different...
Bingo, this is why he needs protein supplements. Nothing beats self-catering accomodation. pls move into the same and get your own stuff and a weighing scale so you can monitor your calorie intake better.raptor3524 said:The food in the cafeteria doesn't provide eggs or chicken.
ooh fancy word, tell me what does it meanrockfella said:Bioavailibility of whey is even higher than eggs, eggs come second though!
Your body only uses what it needs and junks the rest.udayrulz said:@ Blr_p As per my understanding its the percentage of protein that your body can actually USE .
blr_p said:Your body only uses what it needs and junks the rest.
So are you saying that using whey protein tricks the body into absorbing more proteins than it could absorb with eggs ?
Pls expand on this,and substantiate it.
Note that my point is to do with whether eggs or protein does the job, i maintain eggs work fine. Now if you do not get enough proteins to begin with, then any suitable protein that fills the gap is fine like in the OP's case.
But if you had a choice of both, which is better and why ? You might find studies that show its more effective but is it worth it, are the gains substantial to merit the added cost.
What does a cost analysis work out like using eggs for a year say, over why protein powder taking into consideration costs.
Whey protein is the name of globular proteins that can be isolated from whey. It is typically a mixture of globinstagers beta-lactoglobulin (~65%), alpha-lactalbumin (~25%), and serum albumin (~8%), which are soluble in their native culture forms, independent of pH. Whey has the highest Biological Value (BV) of any known protein.[citation needed] Whey protein has an even higher bioavailability than egg white protein (BV = 98), which is considered the "gold standard" of protein, and has a bioavailability rating of 100. Bioavailability refers to how efficiently a substance will be digested and absorbed through the villi in the small intestine into the blood stream while maintaining its original form. Because of this high bioavailability, amino acids from whey protein are thought to enter the blood stream faster than other protein sources.[citation needed]
Your body only uses what it needs and junks the rest.
So are you saying that using whey protein tricks the body into absorbing more proteins than it could absorb with eggs ?
blr_p said:Really ? so what other uses are there for these powders besides quick perfomance enhancers when you want to push limits. Thats another topic entirely if we get into the psychology of it.
blr_p said:What i said was pretty much what competing natural bodybuilders abroad told me. Powders were mostly for bulking, cos it can get difficult to eat 1000's of calories.
blr_p said:But egg whites are a complete protein, any complete protein is suitable.
blr_p said:Unfortunately vegetable proteins do not qualify.
blr_p said:I used to gulp it down raw, course you must have a fridge to do this otherwise there is a risk of food poisoning.
Already explained by a fellow friend.blr_p said:ooh fancy word, tell me what does it mean![]()
You notice there are a lot 'citation required' tags in that wiki article. So how credible are the sources used in that wiki article ?udayrulz said:Source : WIKI
Cpl of points here, if you're a vegetarian then i agree you want to use supplements, i'm not so beef & fish were defnitely on the menu that too on a daily basis, more the tuna in cans than beef tho.udayrulz said:Oh , and there's nothing wrong with using eggs as a primary source of protein . Typically a protein shake has 25gm of protein in it , a single egg has 6gm ..
For those trying to build muscle , there diet should have (2 x weight)gm's of protein daily .. So for some one who is say 70kg , he needs 140gm of protein . Now with our Indian diet which is mostly vegetarian , max amount of protein we get is 50g daily .. the rest you need to make up with egg , chicken etc . That's where these supplements come in as its not easy to eat 6 - 8 eggs a day or have chicken daily .
Sure.udayrulz said:However one thing that is important is that supplements should only be use to supplement your diet , the main source of calories should be diet and not supplements .
Nope, my intention with that post was for someone building not fitness, i keep forgetting that fish & beef are off limits for you guysinfected said:I agree with your post and you are right, any protien is fine if you are looking not to body build, but remain fit I guess.
something to do with having 9 amino acid chains vs 7 (ie incomplete with veg proteins), can't remember the exact terminology, if you know your stuff then you would understand what i mean.vasishta.sushant said:Mind explaining the term COMPLETE ?
No need as I was the one that called the ambulance when my friend got hit and he pretty much never fully recovered from it. He bought his eggs from a supermarket that did not refirgerate them and he stored them above the fridge, he'd been doing it that way for many years, it only took one bad egg to bring this mighty guy down.vasishta.sushant said:Try googling about Bacteria Salmonella.
My attitidue if you choose to call it that was questioning the validity of this bioavailability theory, and no its not been substantiated at all, you want to show me some more credible evidence go ahead. The personal hygene & health sectors are loaded with scams and flimsy claims, it's smart to be sceptical about anything in these areas.vasishta.sushant said:BTW I would like to ask you: Why this attitude ? Are you a BB Pro or a Certified Nutritionist ? I bet you are miles away from either of them.
But my stance here is weakened considerably more by the fact that you guys are veg, that already cuts out a lot of availiable protein so i defnitely agree you have to supplement with protein powder.