S shaquille New member Registered Feb 6, 2019 #1 I came across this stuff online by ancient nutrition and wondering if anyone has tried it. If so notice any difference in recovery compared to regular old whey? It is being marketed as good for joints.
I came across this stuff online by ancient nutrition and wondering if anyone has tried it. If so notice any difference in recovery compared to regular old whey? It is being marketed as good for joints.
stevesmi Veteran Mod Head Moderator Senior Moderator VIP EVO V.I.P. EVO Logger Feb 6, 2019 #2 you need to 100% make your own bone broth at home. I get my bones from whole foods and you just need a slow cooker.. very easy to make see YT for recipes
you need to 100% make your own bone broth at home. I get my bones from whole foods and you just need a slow cooker.. very easy to make see YT for recipes
Mobster Veteran Mod Head Moderator Senior Moderator VIP EVO V.I.P. EVO Logger Feb 7, 2019 #3 Boiled bone. Hmm. Of the two I think I'd rather make my own.
Fella Finn Veteran Mod Senior Moderator Feb 7, 2019 #4 Doesn't sound very appealing to me so no thanks.
Masonic Bodybuilder Veteran Mod Senior Moderator Feb 7, 2019 #6 You get protein from the food you eat. I wouldn't really be supplementing unless you are eating almost no protein.
You get protein from the food you eat. I wouldn't really be supplementing unless you are eating almost no protein.