what looks messed up?

Yes, I have tried Nitrotech, had 2 tubs of it in fact. Imho, its overpriced and there's a lot of other whey proteins out there that are cheaper and serve the same purpose. Btw ON whey choc tastes better than nitrotech . Make sure to read the ingredients, compare with other whey proteins and judge for yourself. Whey proteins serve only as supplements, results would vary for individuals depending on their training, nutrition and rest.

BB = bodybuilding.

You're 100% wrong. I can bet you a hundred bucks that you think whey protein is a magic potion and that if you think you were to change brands, you'll see instant results. Doesn't work that way bro, no offense.

+tuna? then u blend it all?
thats gross dude. hahaha

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Added on June 25, 2010, 10:17 pm
If 100% whey didnt do anything for you. nictrotech also wont do anything for you.
need to get the basics right.
fix your daily food intake FIRST before using supplements.
its called SUPPLEMENTs for a reason.. its suppose to be "extras" not the foundation of your diet.

It's because of marketing.
BTW how the person that consult you look like?? Bigger than DL??

DL is darklight79

bro by looking at ur diet, i dont see any protein source. I can see a lot of carbs in ur diet. Are u relying on supp as protein source?

r u full time vegetarian?

See bro. I hope you can see the pattern here alright. If the beginner, intermediate and advanced lifters are telling you that you should rely more on protein from natural foods, then it's something that's very noteworthy to
listen to.

Food proteins have been proven to be scientifically superior to supplement protein. If you see the videos of every IFBB Pro Bodybuilder, always natural foods for breakfast. I eat 30 - 36 eggs a day. Obviously you don't need that much but you get the idea. Supplements HELP you, they don't do the job for you.

Changing whey protein brands won't make a huge difference. Everyone here's telling you the same thing. Nitrotech is overpriced crap. The person you consulted with doesn't know much doesn't he?

Things to prioritize in tweaking when you're not happy with progress:-
1. diet
2. Training
3. Last : supplements

No.
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Nitrotech = Overpriced Crap
If Nitrotech = Overpriced Crap,  Nitrotech != Good
Hence Nitrotech = Suxxor.
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Conclusion, go for natural food(eggs), or a cheaper brand. (Scivation, Egonutritions, ON, GNC, bla bla)

Thank you. I could kiss you.

bro, what they are trying to tell u is,

eat more food with protein like chicken breast, eggs, beefs, beans, etc instead of taking protein supplements like whey. supplements are just extra protein just in case u are not eating enough food with protein

well about the uric acid thingy, u need to consult ur doctor regarding the matter whether u can continue to eat more food with protein since u are into bodybuilding.

u started bodybuilding how long then only go for the test? if u just started bodybuilding probably u are taking too much of meat and there is no workout last time, therefore high uric acid level. just my assumption
so if u don want too much of fats, reduce the amount of carbs because it will turn into fats if they are not fully burnt. eat smaller meal amount and higher meal count, eat more vege and food with protein and reduce amount of carbs if u are afraid about getting fat. carbs are best taken after workout. consult ur doctor once more regarding the uric acid problem.

natural food is the best as the quality of the protein comes is much better than the syntetic,
Probs about muscletech is their price, because of their clinical studies etc.

i'm using muscletech, the latest one seems quite worth it,
big diff then using normal protein.
no kidding.
and the flavor..... oh my.... my cookies and cream... with real oreo bits..... oh my... im going to take another 2 scoop now.

Here is what something i read some month back, thought might be good to share it with u all since we talk about protein powders.

We must be ever vigilant that we are combining whole foods with our protein powders and high calorie powder mixtures...the reason for this is simple the nutrients in your shake have a higher probability of being utilized if those nutrients are introduced into your system calorically bound to whole foods - foods which your systems are and have been accustomed to utilizing since the day of your birth. I have experimented with plain powders; and with nutrient/shake mixtures to find that my digestive processes and overall gains were significantly better with the whole food option.

Offseason caloric consumption must be considered within the context of the proper utilization of offseason supplementation; and that consideration must be centered around whole food options combined with a solid nutritional additive...

This has been a cardinal rung in my training and physical careers. I hope this helps; good luck.

MACHINE
i've tried and it works.

ain't gonna give anymore advice. seriously, after so many people replying the same thing and it still doesn't register, why bother? do whatever you want to do man, its your body, its your wallet. i don't know why you made a post here in the first place.