[CNP] Pro-Peptide Protein

Pro-Peptide Protein: The taste could be better, but having said that the protein is top. I always find myself trying new protein and then eventually coming back to CNP. I tend to use it for recovery, and it has seemed to reduce the aching a lot more compared to other proteins. I take Arnge krush before work out and Pro-Peptide after, works well. lean muscle gain has been great. Serg

Pro-Peptide Protein by CNP: Top stuff, long time favourite slow release protein. not cheap, but worth it. BigB

Pro-Peptide Protein by CNP: Great protein supp!Really good for before bed and between meals.Vanilla tastes fantastic! Mike

CNP Pro-Peptide Protein: My husband swears by it - he s got a gorgeous body and veins in all the right places! So I don t mind buying it for him - BodyActive provide a great service - I ordered the protein around 4 pm and it was here the following day - very impressive - not on nly that but the delivery was free of charge! Helen

Pro-Peptide Protein [CNP]: Best tasting protein on the market. Fills you up in terms of hunger on diets but digests brilliantly no bloating, gas or feeling sluggish. You can taste the quality. Mixes instantly which is amazing for a thick proper shake like this. Paul

Pro-Peptide Protein: hi there i am currently on the gi diet and wondered if whey protein was ok to use on it

Yea, no problems

[CNP] Pro-Peptide Protein: Hi, I have been taking a whey protein for around 12 months at regular intervals throughout the day, and whilst I have noted gains I have not noticed much gains recently. I was thinking of changing to a different blend of protein, i.e. CNP Pro-Peptide. I realise that the Pro-Peptide is a slow/fast release protein but are there any other differences i.e. Should I take the Pro-Peptide at regular intervals throughout the day (like the whey) and should I take around the same amount in grams per day .. As always, thanks for your advices.

Jon blended proteins are generally considered superior than single types according to most recent research. Pro Peptide is very easily digested, is more filling and generally shows better results than most protein types. It can be used throughout the day in the same way as a pure whey.

Remember however that if you have gained size in the past you may need to be eating more protein overall, as the larger your muscles get the more protein you need to maintain them and fuel new growth. You should generally plan your protein intake for the target size you want to be. Use at least 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight per day for the size you wish to be. So for a 200 pound target bodyweight you will need AT LEAST 200 grams of protein per day throughout your meals. This obviously includes whole food proteins as well as your protein shakes. Some people may need more like 1.5 grams per pound of bodyweight to see maximum muscle gains.

Pro-Peptide Protein: Hi there, i have recently purchased Pro Peptide and will be starting it next week. Is it a good idea to take this on my rest days when i am doing little or no training
Thanks

Yes Aman, you should be consuming good quality protein every day regardless of whether you are in the gym or not. Muscle building occurs on your rest days as much if not more than training days as training is just the stimulus, it's the hours and days after training when muscle is built. Protein is also the best sort of food to maintain metabolism meaning less fat storage. Try to keep your protein intake high every day, the only difference is you might want slightly more carbohydrates and fats on training days for the energy burnt up during the training itself.

Pro-Peptide Protein: Hi guys,
I know it s subjective but as a protein to take right before going to bed, would you recommend this or the Biorhythm Wholegains
Thanks

Daniel, personally we'd say the Pro Peptide was a slightly better option as the Whole Gains does contain some carbs. They are the finest quality carbs but generally there's very little need for carbs right before bed, they're likely to be stored as fat in all but the slimmest individuals or those who work out very late at night. Other than these two scenarios, a blended protein with a lot of slow release casein such as Pro Peptide is the ideal choice most of the time.

Pro-Peptide Protein: iv jsut started taking the thermobol tablets, would this product be right for me if i want to lose weight fast an gain muscel or would the 2 contridict each other

No Craig, a high quality protein supplement is an absolutely vital part of your diet whether your goal is fat loss or muscle gain. Protein fuels new muscle growth but it also maintains muscle during fat loss and is very difficult for the body to store as fat making it an ideal dietary requirement.

It is possible to gain muscle and lose fat at the same time but you may find it difficult to grow a lot whilst shedding fat. It's best to concentrate on adding a little lean mass while losing all the excess fat and then you can look at adding more mass later.

For a fat loss diet you should be eating at least 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight, divided into 5 or 6 small meals per day. You can get about half or more of this protein from whole foods and make up the rest with a high quality protein such as Pro Peptide. This will enable you to maintain the lean muscle underneath the fat and perhaps even create some new muscle while you lean down.