Comments on: Is there life without Oatmeal and Caffeine?

By: Tia Isagenix

Tia Isagenix — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 19:46:54 +0000

Oatmeal is great and so is Isagenix. Why not do both?

By: Lanell Gillstrap

Lanell Gillstrap — Wed, 26 May 2010 02:49:16 +0000

I was contemplating purchasing a coffee bean grinder, but there are so many different things to take into consideration, many of which I have never even heard of before, such as: How long does it take to actually grind the coffee beans? Can I grind a lot of beans at one time? Is the grinder electric or manual? Is the grinder a space saver? How many coarness levels does the grinder have, ie; fine, ultrafine or coarse, medium coarseness. How was the cost of a grinder? What is difference in the most expensive grinder to the less expensive grinders? Can you use any flavor of coffee to grind? Does the coffee bean grinder come attached to a coffee maker? Does the coffee grinder have a preset timer- along with some type of auto turn off mechanism?

By: Kennith Groeber

Kennith Groeber — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:52:44 +0000

Hi, its great to read some info my a fellow nutrition and fitness enthusiast. I personally am not a fan of whey protein, I know that on paper it is very efficient. But i have always wondered of the dairy aspect. A protein straight from milk, something great for weight loss and weight gain depending on usage but in terms of some folks you may find yourself to have a low metabolic tolerance to dairy (some people find the same with wheat). I prefer to diversify and try different proteins. This is all my personal opinion of course but i find all our body’s are different and you must do your own search to find the right form of powder for you. i personally shift between promasil and myofusion with some mutant mass if i feel like bulking or even as a recovery drink after a power cardio workout (such as plyo). Try to visit http://www.squidoo.com/best-whey-protein-shakes if anybody want more info.