Compatible or counter productive

[Merica1776]

I'm not vegan or anything like that but you can easily get more than enough protein without animal products.

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[ThinBulk]

Haha I think what you mean is your injecting 0.75ml primo, 0.75ml Deca and 1.5ml test every four days. That is not the same as 750mg/750mg/1500mg. That would likely be 125mg primo, 225mg deca, 375mg test.

Please learn how to measure your intake of drugs before taking them, my lord

assuming 100mg/ml, 300mg/ml, and 250mg/ml.
Per week 131mg primo, 394 deca, 656mg test. That's still a heavy 2nd cycle. At 190, you should be putting on weight each week. If you're only a vegetarian and not vegan, it should still be easy. Eating more will cause the growth to come. HGH is better served for older guys, and people eating so much they're gaining fat.

 

[AlexDavis43]

If you're only a vegetarian and not vegan, it should still be easy.

It's 2024, there are loads of good vegan protein powders on the market.

Sure whey beats any single source plant-based protein, but the blends are fine. No one eats just one food to get their protein anyway.

 

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

It's 2024, there are loads of good vegan protein powders on the market.

Sure whey beats any single source plant-based protein, but the blends are fine. No one eats just one food to get their protein anyway.

I switched from whey to pea protein because Whey is relatively high in saturated fat by comparison.

Just gotta get pea protein that isn’t from China because it’s probably grown in toxic sludge.

 

[AlexDavis43]

I switched from whey to pea protein because Whey is relatively high in saturated fat by comparison.

Whey protein powders are usually very low fat. Maybe 1 g fat for 20-25 g protein. Some are fat-free. Not hard to find or more expensive.

 

[iris]

I switched from whey to pea protein because Whey is relatively high in saturated fat by comparison.

My ON one is 4.2gr fat, 1.4gr sat fat x 100gr.
Is that too much?
Isolate is lower than that 1.2gr/0.3 x 100

You are right, though, the vegan ones I tried were low fat

I would look at the sugars more, though

 

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

Whey protein powders are usually very low fat. Maybe 1 g fat for 20-25 g protein. Some are fat-free. Not hard to find or more expensive.

Are any actually 100% fat free?

My ON one is 4.2gr fat, 1.4gr sat fat x 100gr.
Is that too much?
Isolate is lower than that 1.2gr/0.3 x 100

You are right, though, the vegan ones I tried were low fat

I would look at the sugars more, though

They’re not “high” in fat, just high relative to pea protein. If I was of the belief that saturated fat wasn’t unhealthy I’d be using whey still. But the gram or so less saturated fat I get with a serving of pea protein is a small change worth making.

The lower sugar is a bonus, too.

I can also dodge the hormones from milk. I’m trading it for phytoestrogens, but I’m more scared of being forced to take an array of bio identical hormones than a plant SERM