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O Body Fortress Super Advanced Isolate Protein Powder é uma proteína em pó de alta qualidade, ideal para quem busca maximizar seus resultados de treino e melhorar a recuperação muscular. Com sabor irresistível de chocolate, esta fórmula é isenta de glúten, tornando-se uma excelente opção para pessoas com restrições alimentares. Cada porção fornece uma quantidade significativa de proteína isolada, que é rapidamente absorvida pelo organismo, ajudando na construção e manutenção da massa muscular. Com 1,5 lbs de produto, você terá uma fonte confiável de nutrientes para complementar sua dieta, seja você um atleta profissional ou um entusiasta do fitness.
1. Alta Concentração de Proteína: Cada porção oferece uma quantidade elevada de proteína isolada, essencial para a recuperação e crescimento muscular.
2. Sabor Delicioso: O sabor chocolate torna o consumo da proteína prazeroso, facilitando a inclusão na rotina diária.
3. Isento de Glúten: Ideal para pessoas com intolerância ao glúten, garantindo que todos possam desfrutar dos benefícios da proteína.
4. Fácil de Misturar: A fórmula se dissolve rapidamente em água ou leite, permitindo uma preparação prática e rápida.
5. Apoio à Dieta: Perfeito para quem busca emagrecimento ou definição muscular, ajudando a controlar a fome e a manter a saciedade.
Para obter os melhores resultados, recomenda-se misturar 1 scoop (aproximadamente 30g) do Body Fortress Super Advanced Isolate Protein Powder em 240ml de água ou leite. Utilize um shaker ou liquidificador para garantir uma mistura homogênea. O ideal é consumir a proteína logo após o treino para otimizar a recuperação muscular, mas também pode ser utilizada como um lanche saudável ao longo do dia. Ajuste a quantidade de líquido conforme sua preferência de consistência.
kindlekaren –
Love this protein powder. Easier to find here consistently and comparable price.
Cowboy –
I have been using this protein powder for almost a year, it mixes easy in a shaker cup with ice cubes and I definitely have seen the results of 60 g of protein per shake. Most of the time instead of mixing water or milk with the powder I use premier protein, which gives me an additional 30 g of protein, which makes one drink 90 a gram protein shake!
Proteins + workouts build muscle!!!!
Charlie Martin –
A little scared going into it, I’ve heard chocolate was supposed to be one of the worst protein flavors to get. Turns out, one of the best! Taste is pretty good, if you use milk it’s VERY CLOSE to the texture flavor and taste of Brownie Batter! Smell is decent, not great, not TERRIBLE. Blending…I’ve had no clumps, I use a vortex shaker instead of a whisk or blender ball. I would and WILL buy it again, definitely the best for product quality and value for money!
Kourtney –
I get my fuel feom this easy to use product.
CoMtngrl11 –
Used this product for 3 months and didn’t see much of a change in my muscle growth.
I lift a lot of weight for my job. More than the average person would at the gym on a daily basis.
I didn’t see or feel much of a difference from what I was using before.
I drank 2-3 shakes a day and while it tastes okay, it wasn’t really that filling for me, and you get only about half of the container which felt more like a rip off for the price.
There’s definitely better brands that show better results in less time.
It may work for someone that lifts less than 10K lbs a day , 5 days a week.
For me it’s a hard nope. I gave it a good shot. The stuff I take now I see & feel the results in just a month .
Id say try it and if it works for you, great, if not , then try something else
Adriene G. –
Everything you need in one container. Great value and flavor
Tinker –
I bought 2 containers of this stuff. BTW, they are just half full. I assume the listed weight of product is correct, but that aside there is a major problem with not just this manufacturer, but practically all the manufacturers I’ve previewed over the last 2-3 hours. Here it is:
No one lists the actual protein content by the recognized 9 essential amino acids (EAA). They may say the protein contains EAA or BCAA (subset of EAA), but where is the label that lists the EAA contained per gram? Nowhere that I could find, even at the products home website.
The World Health Organization is specific regarding EAA required for “normal” body maintenance:
Histidine: ~10 mg per kg of body weight
Isoleucine: ~20 mg per kg of body weight
Leucine: ~39 mg per kg of body weight
Lysine: ~30 mg per kg of body weight
Methionine + Cysteine (combined): ~15 mg per kg of body weight
Phenylalanine + Tyrosine (combined): ~25 mg per kg of body weight
Threonine: ~15 mg per kg of body weight
Tryptophan: ~4 mg per kg of body weight
Valine: ~26 mg per kg of body weight
I can only assume the requirements for heavy training could be substantially higher – Leucine in particular.
So the question remains – what exactly am I buying and consuming. These prices are non-trival. If I’m drinking “enhanced” chocolate milk I think I deserve to know exactly what I’m consuming. It’s not just this company (brand) either. This has turned into a research project.