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Muscleaddict wrote: Just in case you missed Byron182's link I'll sum it up:
Future Life tested positive for genetically modified maize and gentically modified soy.
Most genetically modified foods were banned from the EU because of possible health issues.
# Offspring of rats fed GM soy showed a five-fold increase in mortality, lower birth weights, and the inability to reproduce
# Male mice fed GM soy had damaged young sperm cells
# The embryo offspring of GM soy-fed mice had altered DNA functioning.
GM foods have not been shown to be safe to eat.
GM crops increase pesticide use.
Just make an informed decision with that in the back of your mind
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gambit wrote:
Muscleaddict wrote: Just in case you missed Byron182's link I'll sum it up:
Future Life tested positive for genetically modified maize and gentically modified soy.
Most genetically modified foods were banned from the EU because of possible health issues.
# Offspring of rats fed GM soy showed a five-fold increase in mortality, lower birth weights, and the inability to reproduce
# Male mice fed GM soy had damaged young sperm cells
# The embryo offspring of GM soy-fed mice had altered DNA functioning.
GM foods have not been shown to be safe to eat.
GM crops increase pesticide use.
Just make an informed decision with that in the back of your mind
wow.. i was so set on buying this until i read this post.... think i\ll stick to pro-nutro and raw oats.
www.iol.co.za/lifestyle/food-drink/food/...-label-law-1.1258283
Seems pro nutro isint much beter !!
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philip wrote:
gambit wrote:
Muscleaddict wrote: Just in case you missed Byron182's link I'll sum it up:
Future Life tested positive for genetically modified maize and gentically modified soy.
Most genetically modified foods were banned from the EU because of possible health issues.
# Offspring of rats fed GM soy showed a five-fold increase in mortality, lower birth weights, and the inability to reproduce
# Male mice fed GM soy had damaged young sperm cells
# The embryo offspring of GM soy-fed mice had altered DNA functioning.
GM foods have not been shown to be safe to eat.
GM crops increase pesticide use.
Just make an informed decision with that in the back of your mind
wow.. i was so set on buying this until i read this post.... think i\ll stick to pro-nutro and raw oats.
www.iol.co.za/lifestyle/food-drink/food/...-label-law-1.1258283
Seems pro nutro isint much beter !!
great, and i just bought the pronutro yesterday.....
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B-Rad wrote: Well I know Pro-Nutro uses DL-Methionine as the bases for it's protein and apparently DL-Methionine isnt absorbed by the body as it is a Synthetic...
B-Rad do you have a link or something proving this or has anyone else heard this?
im asking because i went and bought pro-nutro now after reading the posts about future life, 4 boxes to be precise :pinch:
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Mr T wrote:
B-Rad wrote: Well I know Pro-Nutro uses DL-Methionine as the bases for it's protein and apparently DL-Methionine isnt absorbed by the body as it is a Synthetic...
B-Rad do you have a link or something proving this or has anyone else heard this?
im asking because i went and bought pro-nutro now after reading the posts about future life, 4 boxes to be precise :pinch:
Should have stuck with good old oats.
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Mr T wrote:
B-Rad wrote: Well I know Pro-Nutro uses DL-Methionine as the bases for it's protein and apparently DL-Methionine isnt absorbed by the body as it is a Synthetic...
B-Rad do you have a link or something proving this or has anyone else heard this?
im asking because i went and bought pro-nutro now after reading the posts about future life, 4 boxes to be precise :pinch:
Don't worry bud, I have 2 boxes of FutureLife and 3 boxes of Pronutro. It is not even about the money, I just HATE throwing food away. So I'm probably going to chuck 50g of either into a morning shake to get rid of it!!
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Plus i already eat oats twice a day i used the pro nutro and future life as a 7th meal to force some extra food in thats easy to get down, i don't know what im going to do now, i think im gonna cry! :lol:
Do you guys know of any alternatives?
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rvp01 wrote: 3rd bowl of oats
LOL looks like it hey :sick:
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Mr T wrote: Yea im not too worried about the money either, the thing that pisses me off is ive been eating it thinking im getting 18g protein per 100g serving but if B-Rad is right about it being synthetic and not being absorbed by the body i might as well have been sucking in air!
Plus i already eat oats twice a day i used the pro nutro and future life as a 7th meal to force some extra food in thats easy to get down, i don't know what im going to do now, i think im gonna cry! :lol:
Do you guys know of any alternatives?
why not increase the protein by adding raw whey?
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@Heretic47- ill go get some whey tomorrow at least my mind will be at ease about whats going into my body and ill know for sure im absorbing the protein:)
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value per 100g
energy kj 1568
protein 7g
carbs 80g
of which sugar 6.8g
fat 1.5g
also has vitamins in there but not gonna list all of them.
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spike wrote: hey, sure you've all seen this product in the supermarkets and chemists last few months, they launched it last year and has done pretty well.
Its an energy and immune boosting cereal based on research into nutrition for AIDS patients to improve immunity and slow wasting.
I've figured i'd give it a try as im looking for some clean carbs to add to my diet and the nutritional value seems pretty good. Anyone else try it? Also pretty affordable at twenty odd bucks for a half kilo.
It can be mixed with water or milk and taken as a cereal or shake...
Nutritional breakdown is as follows:
Per 100g
Energy: 1867kj
Carb : 67.5g
(simple) : 15g
(complex) : 52.5g
Protein : 20.5g
Omega 3 : 500mg
Omega 6 : 3500mg
Lecithen : 500mg
Cholesterol : 0
Total fat : 12.3g
Fibre : 3.23g
100g contains 100% RDA of Vit A, B co, B1,2,3,5,6,9,12
Vit C,D,E,H
Minerals:
Calcium 337mg
Copper 440mcg
Iodine 150mcg
Iron 14mg
Magnesium 56mg
Manganese 760mcg
Phosphorus 246mg
Potassium 455mg
Selenium 200mcg
Sodium 283mg
Zinc 15mg
Amino acids:
Alanine 669mg
Arginine 676mg
Aspartic acid 1088mg
Cysteine 224mg
Glutamic acid 2157mg
Glutamine 1649mg
Glycine 503mg
Histidine 316mg
Isoleucine 472mg
Leucine 1091mg
Lysine 575mg
Methionine 184mg
Phenylalanine 569mg
Proline 759mg
Serine 589mg
Threonine 427mg
Tryptophan 128mg
Tyrosine 326mg
Valine 557mg
Soya and maize based.
Let me know what you guys think
Awesome product, its the affordable version of Herbal life, works for me, especially when you in a hurry-eat it in a bowl or take it like a shake.
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