Question 1

Body Fortress Super Advanced has 30 gr protein per scoop, and ON has 24 gr.  what's the difference?

Accepted Answer

ON Gold Standard has a 31g serving size, and Body Fortress Super Advanced Isolate has a 38g serving size. Larger serving size = more protein. It's really as simple as that. It's got nothing to do with the "bro science" in some of the answers. To be sure, if you convert them to the same 31 gram serving size, then ON has 24 grams of protein, and Body Fortress has 24.5 grams of protein.

Companies play around with the serving sizes so they can put "60 grams of protein!!!!!!" in the advertising, but if you do the math, then it's usually about the same amount.

Question 2

Will consuming more whey (protein) help my rotator cuff tear heal?

Accepted Answer

There is NO healing of a rotator cuff tear...none! This has to be surgically repaired.  IF you're lucky, you may be able to have an endoscopic repair which takes much less time to recover. Otherwise, you will have to have a "full Open" repair which is much more involved and takes longer to heal. Trust me, I have been there...3 times all coming from very heavy benches and they were all "full open repairs." The first one I had was only a 1 centimeter tear and it never healed in 3 years. IF you have a true torn rotator cuff, NOTHING, (except surgery), will correct the problem.  ANYBODY who tells you they had one and they did this and that and it finally healed up didn't have a tear to begin with. More likely just a bad strain or severe inflammation from overworking the deltoid area. And be prepared for lots of rehab work and it will take you from 9-12 months to get back to where you were before the tear.

Question 3

Is there a reason why the 5 lb is so much thicker than the 2 lb? i tried the 2 lb, liked it, and order 5...outside of jug seems the same...

Accepted Answer

Get something like an "AMIR 500g/0.01g Digital Kitchen Scale". They're twelve bucks & quite accurate.  I suspect the powder is compressed, making the scoops a bit heavy.  Measuring by weight instead of volume should provide more consistent results.

Question 4

If I were to make protein shakes with single serving size portions about 5 days/week, how long do you think a 2 lb container would last me? 5 lb? THX

Accepted Answer

I mean, my dude, i am  horrifying at math but all you really need to do is look at the servings in each container. So 29 servings.  .we already know there are 4 weeks in a month. 4×5 is 20 so that's 1 month right there. Since there is only 9 servings left... That's another week (5 days) and another week, all but one day (4 servings left)  so a month and a half would be how long the smaller one would last you. If it's the 5lb pack. Simply double that ... 1 1/2 doubled is 3 months... (You still have 1 lb left, which we know, that from your 2 lb container, you get about 14 servings in a lb) (since 2 lbs is 29) which brings you to another 3 (almost) weeks.

Making it almost 4 months of supplies. Offering the best offer for someone like you who has as many as you do (but your best bet may be going to Costco or another place with bulk bulk)

ASIN	B000GIQT2O
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Milk, Soy
Brand	Optimum Nutrition
Brand Name	Optimum Nutrition
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 98,671 Reviews
Diet Type	Gluten Free
Flavor	Double Rich Chocolate
Item Dimensions	4.72 x 11.81 x 17.87 inches
Item Weight	160 Ounces
Manufacturer	Glanbia Performance Nutrition
Manufacturer Part Number	1068902
Material Type Free	Gluten Free
Model Name	Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder, Packs
Model Number	1068902
Net Content Volume	17.7 Liters
Number of Items	1
Package Type Name	Pouch
Protein	24 Grams
Protein Source	Whey
Recommended Uses For Product	Post-Workout
Servings per Container	149
Total Servings Per Container	149
UPC	748927028713
Unit Count	160 Ounce
Vitamins And Minerals	50 Milligrams

Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder, Double Rich Chocolate 10 Pound (Packaging May Vary)

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