It takes a solid nutritional foundation to build your best body ever. Myoplex is designed to take the guesswork out of high performance nutrition, delivering the highest quality protein, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. Perfect for adding or replacing 2-3 meals a day, Myoplex supplies:

Do you have any yeast in your Myoplex supplements?
We do not add yeast to any of our products, although some of our products do contain yeast RNA (ribonucleic acid), which is derived from yeast. Myoplex Deluxe, Myoplex Deluxe Bars, GKG, and CytoVol all contain yeast RNA. Yeast RNA may assist with glutamine synthesis in the body, as well as supporting the immune system.

Would Myoplex be considered "kosher" or suitable for vegetarians?
Myoplex has not been tested or approved by a rabbinical oversight committee and the fact that it contains milk protein derivatives would make it unsuitable for strict vegetarians.

May I supplement with a Myoplex shake as my last meal, right before I go to bed?
Myoplex is not the best choice prior to going to going to bed. As it has a mid-range Glycemic index rating, it will provoke more of an insulin response than you are looking for right before going to sleep. One of the best meals you can consume just prior to going to sleep is cottage cheese and an apple.

After I have mixed my Myoplex shake, for how long will it retain its' potency?
As long as your nutrition shake is not heated, the Myoplex nutrition shake should retain its' potency for up to 8 hours

Do the Myoplex shakes contain any wheat-gluten or rice-gluten in their formula?
No, all of our protein nutrition shakes, including Myoplex, are both wheat- and rice-gluten free.

Could I get the same key nutrients in Myoplex from regular food?
Yes, it's possible, but would you? Myoplex is in a category of products called nutrition shakes. It's meant to be a replacement for a meal. Most of us today are so busy that we don't have time to plan, shop for, and prepare the nutritious meals we should in order to get the most out of our training. That's where the convenience of a nutrition shake is so helpful. 

I'm interested in trying a nutrition shake like Myoplex, but I'm lactose intolerant. Are there any products that would work for someone with my condition?
There are negligible amounts of lactose in Myoplex—it's 99% lactose free. We don't know why, but lactose intolerance affects about 75% of the world population but only about 20-25% of people in the U.S. Since people with this problem lack the enzymes necessary to digest milk and milk byproducts, all the lactose hangs around the colon until mercenary bacteria find it and start to break it down. The resulting fermentation and byproducts cause flatulence, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Researchers in a recent study published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association found that lactose-intolerant individuals could easily tolerate small doses of lactose, i.e., around two grams. It seems that these small servings of dairy products such as hard cheese or regular milk resulted in no symptoms of intolerance. If their findings hold up in future research, a serving of Myoplex, with a lactose content of less than one gram per serving, should not pose problems to individuals who are normally lactose intolerant.

How many servings of Myoplex should I take on training and non-training days?
Well, it sort of depends on how much time you have to devote to meal planning and preparation. Regular exercisers should take in six small meals a day and most people don't have time to prepare an actual meal six times every day. The recommendation is to eat at least three regular-food meals and ingest two to three servings of Myoplex daily, taking one after a workout and using the other servings in place of a meal.

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