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Muscletech products have been around for around 5 years now. That is 5 years that they have been scamming the bodybuilding world. I have to give it up for them on their great marketing and comparisons to anabolic steroids.
I'm looking to start building muscle and I've been considering a stack of MuscleTech products (i.e. alpha test, clear muscle, muscle builder, and pure CLA), along with a high protein diet. The reason why I'm looking at these products is due to budget.
30 wrz 2022 · Despite the all-star marketing team, I found the MuscleTech protein Powder to be misleading in its claims. It does offer 20g of high-quality whey protein, but that protein only makes up 57% of the calories in the product. The rest of the calories come from sugar (maltodextrin) and fats.
14 cze 2024 · Nitro Tech has an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars on the MuscleTech website, from over 300 reviews, which is great feedback. On Amazon, Nitro Tech has an overall rating of 4.5 stars from over 6,700 reviews. Most of the favorable reviews mention the high protein content, mixability, and appreciation for the creatine.
IMHO, MuscleTech has done a fantastic job in repairing its reputation of overglorifying marketing numbers back in the day. They still have some aggressive marketing, but nothing like they used to. They're also not sponsoring as many roided up bodybuilders either.
26 maj 2024 · Firstly, Muscletech Clear Muscle contains a unique ingredient called BetaTOR, which has been scientifically proven to increase lean muscle mass and decrease muscle breakdown. This sets it apart from other supplements that often make false claims without any scientific evidence to back them up.
26 cze 2024 · All the other proteins, i'm fine with. The carbs may be a little high for some users depending on their goal(s). If you tolerate it well enough, it may not be a bad buy, but probably not ideal. If you were on a budget, then it could work seeing it's around $11'ish dollars/pound in wt.
