lpalma121
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I'm convinced they do more harm than good but I could be wrong. I think everyone is different so perhaps my body doesn't respond to it the way it was intended. I could be wrong about this and maybe it does work for some people. I read a blog on the internet about how it's doing more harm than good and that all through out mankind there was never any need for protein shakes. in case you're wondering I consumed it 30-45 minutes right after an intense workout and my diet is on point, all the time. I'm just looking to tone up and not really get huge bulging mucles. Think Enrique Iglesias with his shirt off and that's the body I want. I know it sounds a little gay but I thnk my clothes would look and fit better. I think he's just naturally skinny and lifts heavy to get a body like that. If I lift heavy like he probably does I bulk up and not in a good way but in a meathead Jersey shore way. I do lighter weights with more reps to get cut. The protein shakes were working against my goal. I was taking jay Robb which from what i read is one of the only pure protein powders and the other brands can kill your brain cells and are unhealthy. I think most of them have some type of MSG but it's labeled differently so it flys under the radar. It's now week 2 of no shakes and I'm seeing the results I want finally. No more bloating feeling the morning after and I feel lot better overall. Not just physically but mentally I'm much more satisfied. I'm even going to the toilet 3-4 times now compared to the 1 or 2 if I was lucky pattern from before. I think the shakes were causing me to get backed up or were screwing my digestive system. Again everyone is different so if they work for you great otherwise the hell with that. Brown rice and chicken breast for me all day everyday.