Never heard of Fight Milk. What is it?

@@feast_good damn, not a It’s always sunny in Philadelphia fan I see

Honestly, it is crazy. Even in the comments of this video people are mentioning brands I haven't heard of, and I'm someone who makes content in this space haha

I think you'll be hard pressed to find one. Have you tried making your own pre-workout? You could buy the ingredients in bulk, customize the formula, and then flavor it naturally with something like honey, stevia drops, etc. Check out this video I made talking about DIY Pre Workouts: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mK2VbNWrrOCZmIk.html

I haven't, but I could. I just haven't tried a lot of protein bars to be honest. And I'm not as familiar with brands, etc.

If we wanted to be affiliates for any of these companies, we could be affiliates for them. They offer pretty much the same terms and accept pretty much any content creator to their programs. If you wanted to buy one of the protein powders in the bottom tiers for whatever reason, we have affiliate links for those too. So it doesn't matter to us who we promote on top or not. We buy all the products with 100% of our own money and none of the companies even know that we're reviewing their products or making videos about them. It makes no difference to us whether we love or hate the product, we simply tell you our candid opinion. If you end up being disappointed with our recommendations and don’t come back to the channel, we lose our audience trust. This is why we always strive to provide the best, most honest, and most helpful information. If you want to learn more about how we test our products and our criteria, I highly encourage you to check out any of our articles on our website where we break everything down. In a video where we're trying to cover 22 brands in a reasonable amount of time, we can't get into the nitty-gritty detail for every one. But for every protein powder in this video, we have a seperate dedicated video + a 4000 word article discussing our testing and criteria. Here's the one for Naked Whey since that's the one you were focused on: feastgood.com/naked-whey-protein-review/. At the end of the day, buy whatever protein you want. You don't need to take our suggestion as gospel. Thanks for watching the video.

Obviously, I'm not a doctor and I can't speak to your specific situation. But any protein powder will add more protein to your overall diet. Gold Standard is good. Here's a video we did on it recently: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7OpfLSgvJq8kWw.html

I just responded to your other comment.

I'm 100% a random stupid guy on the internet. Except I've been reviewing protein powders for the last 7 years on KZfaq and have a dedicated team of Nutrition Coaches, Registered Dietitians, and PhD's in Human Nutrition helping me put together these videos. Anyways, onto the next dumb comment.

For both branded and common foods, unless specified, meat entries are likely to be based on raw weight. You can assume a roughly 25% reduction in weight when cooked, so what you logged (6.5 oz) is close enough. However, if you bought a rotisserie chicken, there is a food item for that which accounts for the cooking method, so you’d log the actual weight of the chicken because it’s cooked. Therefore, look for a cooking method to be listed, or otherwise assume raw weight.

You can find all sorts of different dairy free products. I've been experimenting with Beef Protein Collagen recently and really enjoy it.

@@feast_good are juices based proteins good?

Based

Most packaged foods you eat will have artificial flavors. Up to you if you want to limit those sorts of ingredients or not.

At least 30 days for each of them.

@@feast_good thanks so much! I decided to try the Transparent labs since I keep hearing great things about it.

@@Healthy_Lifestyle_Advocate PLEASE let me know how you like it.

@@feast_good for sure, will do!

Wow, this means so much. Honestly. Comments like this are so motivating.

I guess sometimes they have flash deals, but it's hard to get on them I think.

When you say "balanced macros" what do you mean?

@@feast_good balanced macros is the high fat & carbs. the rest of the powders are protein only. having fat is protein sparing while the carbs activate insulin so the protein is used for muscle growth. if you take protein only powders you need to eat other foods or else you just burn the protein for calories instead of growing muscle.

@@thejoshman3843 So those types of protein powders are considered "meal replacements". And I do agree that Muscle Milk falls under that category (even though they try to market themselves as a protein powder, which is not the case because protein powders should have at least 75% of the protein percent of calories). This tier list purposely left out meal replacements or as you call them "balanced macros". So that's why you don't see more like that on this list.

Good picks, honestly.

Blush, thanks.

Ya, still haven't tried Kaged protein. It's on my list to try. I have reviews of their pre-workouts on the channel.

That's cool. If it works for you, then it works. The issue is that RP diet is NOT a calorie tracker though. So if you want a calorie recommendation, and the ability to track your calories toward that goal, then RP Diet is not the best choice.

A lot of people have been asking about Fairlife, so I'll definitely need to test it and do a review.

What do you mean "junk blend protein"? What is that referring to?

Yes, that's true. We did a video on why protein powder is so expensive now. Here's that video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNKdetJmsp2dhac.html

To be clear, the C4 version in the video I was referring to was C4 Original, not C4 ripped. I just want to make sure people who read this know that there's a difference. I haven't really dug into Vega Sport Pre Workout though. Is it good?

Thank you 😎