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08-26-04, 01:39 PM
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Protein in a can, damaged?
After my workout at a gym, i have to go stright to work, so i buy a can of nitro tech protein shake, tastes awesome. i recently read that 87% of canned protein is damaged and wont repair muscle tissue. is this true? or am i ok with a post workout shake from a can>?
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08-26-04, 02:01 PM
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Never heard of this. Have heard that flavor suffers vs glass but don't understand why a can would destroy so much protein. I'm sure YJ would probably know.
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09-05-04, 07:29 PM
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09-05-04, 07:45 PM
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Did you read this right under the Nitro-Tech ad?
 I have never heard this. A simple plastic container wouldnt degrade protein powder. The only reasoning I can see behind such a claim would be shipping via the can and the potential for extreme heat and enviromental conditions. I can see and possibly believe something like 8% but 87% is a bit comical in my opinion.
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