[David Barr]

Labels are funny. As an amino acid researcher I can tell you that there's no merit to their silly claim.

Originally Posted by King Kabuki

Sure, on the labels of many mixes involving free-form aminos or free-form aminos mixed with BCAA's, there's a recommendation to stir and not shake vigorously or blend.

[Vedic]

bump

[elbowsmash]

i always assumed that if you ate enough red meat (most people do) that you are in no shortage of carnitine.

vegetarians however, are most likely deficient.

[ghostwipe]

Thanks for your input David.

[fat_wilhelm]

Originally Posted by David Barr

Labels are funny. As an amino acid researcher I can tell you that there's no merit to their silly claim.

As someone who's always shaken my aminos, I'm glad to read that. It seemed a bit preposterous to think that the very essence of a molecule could be destroyed by excessive turbulence. Reverese alchemy at its finest!

[King Kabuki]

Labels are funny. As an amino acid researcher I can tell you that there's no merit to their silly claim.

After reviewing your posts you seem in good standing here (I've not time to research further), so I'm more than willing to concede when wrong, even with a slight tone of condescending in there. ;)

[David Barr]

Originally Posted by King Kabuki

After reviewing your posts you seem in good standing here (I've not time to research further), so I'm more than willing to concede when wrong, even with a slight tone of condescending in there. ;)

Oh no disrespect intended to be sure. I have no problems mocking a label, but an individual is something altogether different.

I've had too many discussions with a friend about how to use BCAA's. Whenever I deviate from the label recommendations he gets flustered and replies " but the label says...!"
EVERY TIME! lol

[ghostwipe]

Originally Posted by King Kabuki

I'm more than willing to concede when wrong, even with a slight tone of condescending in there. ;)

How was it condescending?