Great price if you like this, bbe not really a problem.
Choc/ strawberry both £19.99 Use code puregym that Chanchi32 posted in the free delivery thread for an extra 20% off brings to £16.94.
If you order 2 you'll get free C+C to shop or local newsagents. or free Standard Del. within 4 working days as its over £20. £31.98 for 2
Use WELCOME17 for free del
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sunama
5 May 173#15
For those looking to add muscle mass (a lot of young guys out there will fall into this category), I would strongly suggest that you take your £17, buy 17 cans of salmon (which can be had in the pound shop) and instead of having protein shakes everyday, in addition to your normal diet, have 1 can of salmon/day. This will have the effect of adding more muscle and power to your body. If you are really serious, have lots of vegetables; add in a source of starch (rice, potato, pasta, etc) and focus on solid forms of protein (no powders).
These protein supplements really are a poor 2nd best compared to real food. And when I say 2nd best...I mean they are the worst method of adding protein to your diet.
Remember, the most potent way of getting big is by improving your diet (excluding supplements).
A caffeine based pre-workout and creatine are the only supplements which have genuinely added muscle to my body.
if you already have a great diet, then the next step is steroids.... NOT PROTEIN POWDER!
IMO protein powders should be banned, because they do virtually nothing to improve your physique, but people keep buying the stuff. And this is coming from someone who is now 42 years old and tried everything (except for steroids).
Here's how I look at it:
If you bought a TV which didn't work, wouldn't you want a refund? If you bought a toothpaste that did not clean your teeth, would you keep buying more? So why do people keep buying protein powders which don't work...and ignore solid food protein sources, which do work?
stiltsky to nokiafusion
4 May 173#4
two scoops was ace, he used to do the travelator with ease.
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pablozzzzz
4 May 17#1
usn is great to get bigger belly lol
nokiafusion
4 May 171#2
Two scoops, that won't last long
stiltsky to nokiafusion
4 May 173#4
two scoops was ace, he used to do the travelator with ease.
still working here, i think its because you cant use both codes. Someone else added the free del. code to the post
sharonmanc
5 May 17#8
thanks...
samesz07
5 May 17#9
Thanks.
For this price + topcashback worse a try.
derekprewett
5 May 17#10
cheers, got two of these and they were 2018 dates
craigblakeway123
5 May 17#11
get an extra 10% using the refer a friend code I used my account as the reference to my wifes account which gave me 2 tubs for £28.78
kashhassan94
5 May 17#12
What are peoples opinion on this protein powder?
EDIT: The 'puregym' code working for me, does not work with the welcome17 code though
mistercadbury
5 May 17#13
great deal
sunama
5 May 173#15
For those looking to add muscle mass (a lot of young guys out there will fall into this category), I would strongly suggest that you take your £17, buy 17 cans of salmon (which can be had in the pound shop) and instead of having protein shakes everyday, in addition to your normal diet, have 1 can of salmon/day. This will have the effect of adding more muscle and power to your body. If you are really serious, have lots of vegetables; add in a source of starch (rice, potato, pasta, etc) and focus on solid forms of protein (no powders).
These protein supplements really are a poor 2nd best compared to real food. And when I say 2nd best...I mean they are the worst method of adding protein to your diet.
Remember, the most potent way of getting big is by improving your diet (excluding supplements).
A caffeine based pre-workout and creatine are the only supplements which have genuinely added muscle to my body.
if you already have a great diet, then the next step is steroids.... NOT PROTEIN POWDER!
IMO protein powders should be banned, because they do virtually nothing to improve your physique, but people keep buying the stuff. And this is coming from someone who is now 42 years old and tried everything (except for steroids).
Here's how I look at it:
If you bought a TV which didn't work, wouldn't you want a refund? If you bought a toothpaste that did not clean your teeth, would you keep buying more? So why do people keep buying protein powders which don't work...and ignore solid food protein sources, which do work?
WitnessTheFitness to sunama
5 May 172#19
I have to disagree, protein powder is a great way of supplementing your diet to get enough protein in. Yes whole foods should be 90-95% of your intake but for me at 220lb for me to get 220g + if i'm cutting.. of protein in a day is expensive for one and so i 'supplement' that is the key word, with a protein shake after a workout. Not to mention the fact that whey along with milk is easily and quickly absored to replenish my glycogen levels, waiting 30/60 minutes for a steak to cook and digest is not only inconvenient but expensive everyday.
You're not wrong in what you're saying but protein powders are in no means bad and can be effective if you don't have the time or expenses.
mistercadbury to sunama
5 May 171#24
Go home Roger...
Creon to sunama
6 May 17#27
True, a pack of nuts has more protein than most supplements, protein bars etc.
kashhassan94
5 May 17#16
Yeah the welcome17 delivery code works, but it cancels out the puregym discount code.
I.e. One code or the other
gwagirl
5 May 17#17
any refer a friend codes?
Justsuperman
5 May 171#18
Usn are decent got there 100% premium whey but you can't beat 'Gold standard' whey best there is period.
zan87
5 May 171#20
Im a vegetarian who finds it difficult to get enough protein on a regular basis, so this is something I'm looking at incorporating. I'm losing weight but my friend advised me to keep my protein intake to the RDA else my body might eat the muscle I already have too.
WitnessTheFitness
5 May 171#21
Thats aload of crap mate the rda is what 0.36 per pound? I'd make no gains... protein is the most important thing to have when weight training!
I would find it hard as a veggie i mean beans and fish? nuts etc definitely recommend a protein powder 1-2 a day, if you're not bothered about it being cheap get ON its my favourite and argueably the best around.
Justsuperman
5 May 17#22
More protein the better as you're muscles need protein I'm currently having around 150grams a day but I go gym most days and weight train and I'm on a cut so yeah you need the at-least RDA if you're doing more like gym you need 150-200g a day
Justsuperman
5 May 17#23
More protein the better as you're muscles need protein I'm currently having around 150grams a day but I go gym most days and weight train and I'm on a cut so yeah you need the at-least RDA if you're doing more like gym you need 150-200g a day
macIII
6 May 17#25
Referred by a friend 10% off works on top of 20% puregym
jamgin
6 May 17#26
Be careful as a lot of these protein powder are not vegetarian friendly
Hydrocilator
6 May 17#28
Use my refer a friend name - Dpd Parcel - for an extra 5% off
Raydar81
6 May 17#29
Try beans good for protein !!! Will make you fart but such is life
zan87
6 May 171#30
Thanks to those who've replied to my post. I'll keep an eye out for non veggie ones. Also, if I eat more beans or chickpeas, I'll go crackers
Raydar81
6 May 172#31
Yes you may go crack-Ass lol
Raydar81
7 May 17#32
Beans beans the more you eat the more you fart and that'll be the start!! :confused:
Opening post
Choc/ strawberry both £19.99 Use code puregym that Chanchi32 posted in the free delivery thread for an extra 20% off brings to £16.94.
If you order 2 you'll get free C+C to shop or local newsagents. or free Standard Del. within 4 working days as its over £20. £31.98 for 2
Use WELCOME17 for free del
Top comments
These protein supplements really are a poor 2nd best compared to real food. And when I say 2nd best...I mean they are the worst method of adding protein to your diet.
Remember, the most potent way of getting big is by improving your diet (excluding supplements).
A caffeine based pre-workout and creatine are the only supplements which have genuinely added muscle to my body.
if you already have a great diet, then the next step is steroids.... NOT PROTEIN POWDER!
IMO protein powders should be banned, because they do virtually nothing to improve your physique, but people keep buying the stuff. And this is coming from someone who is now 42 years old and tried everything (except for steroids).
Here's how I look at it:
If you bought a TV which didn't work, wouldn't you want a refund? If you bought a toothpaste that did not clean your teeth, would you keep buying more? So why do people keep buying protein powders which don't work...and ignore solid food protein sources, which do work?
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False advertising much?
http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/free-delivery-holland-barrett-2627653#post-comment
For this price + topcashback worse a try.
EDIT: The 'puregym' code working for me, does not work with the welcome17 code though
These protein supplements really are a poor 2nd best compared to real food. And when I say 2nd best...I mean they are the worst method of adding protein to your diet.
Remember, the most potent way of getting big is by improving your diet (excluding supplements).
A caffeine based pre-workout and creatine are the only supplements which have genuinely added muscle to my body.
if you already have a great diet, then the next step is steroids.... NOT PROTEIN POWDER!
IMO protein powders should be banned, because they do virtually nothing to improve your physique, but people keep buying the stuff. And this is coming from someone who is now 42 years old and tried everything (except for steroids).
Here's how I look at it:
If you bought a TV which didn't work, wouldn't you want a refund? If you bought a toothpaste that did not clean your teeth, would you keep buying more? So why do people keep buying protein powders which don't work...and ignore solid food protein sources, which do work?
You're not wrong in what you're saying but protein powders are in no means bad and can be effective if you don't have the time or expenses.
I.e. One code or the other
I would find it hard as a veggie i mean beans and fish? nuts etc definitely recommend a protein powder 1-2 a day, if you're not bothered about it being cheap get ON its my favourite and argueably the best around.