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Nutrilite had came out with their all plant protein... I have doubts about plant protein, i wish to ask, Do you think it is as good as other proteins? Can it be used for bodybuilding and mass gain purpose?

I'm pretty sure the protein per serving is a joke. I've seen the serving info of Amway's soy protein before. Just stick to whey.

sorry i m not very knowledgeable in this, may you please explain what is the problem with the protein per serving?

The protein Bio-availability wise, plant protein is pretty low in the list, egg, whey and meat are way better. Probably cheaper too.

By looking at the label, yes it is a joke and the price is ridiculous vs whey protein. But why they still sell? Marketing brainwash? Any benefits this vs whey protein?

So you all advice against?

imho this product is made specifically for bodybuilders who are vegetarian.

I just compared its protein and calorie per 100g serving, its more than herbal life and nutrabolic mass fusion...

1700KJ/400Kcal calorie and 80g protein per 100 g

other proteins also didnt offer that much...

you're buying brandname or are you buying oats and whey?

any nutritional label u can post here? would like to compare myself

have you ever check whey protein content?
1 scoop protein contain 24 gram protein
so now do your maths ...

What's the size of the tub and how much does it cost? Price is a very big factor when buying supplements.

I dunno about the size but last time my friend told me it was RM80 or around there..not more then 100 I can confirm

It cost more than rm 100, but member price only rm80 +

I dunno about the size but i know its 450g..

btw i cant find any nutrition label image on the internet, maybe because its new. I know the nutrition value because its in the amagram they sent me.

im willing to bet its not gonna nearly as cheap or as protein loaded as whey.

Plant proteins can never be as good as animal based proteins. Whole egg and whey proteins are the best source of proteins available on market. The whey protein that I am selling also provides 80% protein concentration same as Amway's all plant.

I'll just bend down on all fours by the side of the road and chew grass. I'll get the same shit.

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Added on October 8, 2011, 6:53 pmThat being said we shouldn't knock off soy protein. I've gotten very decent gains on it.

This post has been edited by darklight79: Oct 8 2011, 06:53 PM

sorry to resurrect old thread. But this interest me.
*Assuming price is not being questioned here.*

Due to time and health limitation, i can only do some workout such as pullups and chinups whenever possible.(But not to the extreme) Some benching with a pair of dumb bells and some curls.

i have some leftover whey and creatine which i continue taking under these situations and i felt that i am getting fatter. So i have stopped all my whey and creatine leftovers.

Question : If i want to supplement my muscle growth from these minor workouts i do, can i take these amway protein?

It's not the whey fault, it's your calorie intake.

Yes, like @alien9 said, you need to manage your calorie intake in this case. Clearly it's because the energy supplied by whey and creatine > the energy you used, reduce the amount intake or increase your workout.

On the other hand, yes you can take Amway All-plant Protein, but don't expect very significant muscle build at short time. The Amway protein alone is for balanced amino acids and health, but many Amway distributor know some "formula" of taking supplement that might help, you can PM me if you wish to know (or consult your upline/service distributor if you already have)

I just do not like the taste. But hey, it's alright otherwise. Throw in a banana, ice, a teaspoon of peanut butter and it makes a decent on-the-go breakfast.

That being said, for people who are vegetarians and cannot tolerate the heatiness of regular whey, this is ok. You might want to add supplements as per the person above me has said.

I've seen results, with my brother. He cannot tolerate animal based whey, for some reason it's really heaty for him.

More to do with excessive protein, or lack of water, or lack of vegetables, or sensitivity to an ingredient in the product. Not likely to do with some mystical 'heatiness' from animal products.

Some points to note:

1. Which product did he consume? Is it pure whey or mixed with other supplement ingredients?
2. Did he consume 2.5 litres of water spread out throughout a 12 hr period?
3. Is he eating more mixed vegetables and fruits in a day compared to other food sources? Maybe lots of soda and sugary drinks?

Nutrilite All plant. With Salmon Omega, Glucosamine supplements. He cannot tolerate animal-based proteins as it makes him feel very heaty.

1. Yes to water everyday, all day long. I have to nag about water bottles all over the place.
2.Yes and yes. Complains if there are no vegetables during a meal. Must have at least 2 types per meal. Stir fried with garlic, onion and olive oil.
3.Does not drink carbonated beverages or sugary stuff, has completely stopped all that for the last 3 years or so. Mostly likes to eat bananas, papayas and other types of fruit.

Things to note though- he has an intesnse, short workout plan, 20 minutes 3 times a week AND plays badminton, basketball and futsal everyday.

Probably something in the animal products that doesn't agree with him.

This post has been edited by daylight_dancer: Jan 8 2015, 10:19 PM