Companies may use proprietary blends or nitrogen spiking to artificially inflate protein content, which is a practice to avoid. — Whalespan
Companies may use proprietary blends or nitrogen spiking to artificially inflate protein content, which is a practice to avoid.
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“make sure nobody's using a proprietary blend you know proprietary Blends are are usually just a way for people to hide stuff to make sure that nobody is doing what's called nitrogen spiking so what you can do to pump up the protein and nitrogen content of some of these proteins is ADD individual amino acids that have nitrogen that are actually um lower cost than just the protein itself uh and actually creatin is like they they actually put creatin in some of these not that creatin isn't good creatine does work but you're not taking away protein necessarily to get creatin you take creatin to get creatin um and they do that because it's actually cheaper and it it pumps up the protein content
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