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11-02-2004, 01:18 PM
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Isopure Questions
D or D....question for you. I used to use Isopure by Nature's Best and noticed this grit or sand like stuff that would always settle on the bottom of my protein shaker. I just remembered this since I threw out one of my old shaker bottles yesterday because the stuff was glued to the bottom. Since I switched to True Protein's Ion Exchange Isolate I noticed I don't have that problem. What was that shit in Isopure? I'm curious since I was drinking that stuff for years.
R
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11-03-2004, 01:14 PM
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minerals. if you look at the label of isopure, yes it is ion-exchange wpi, but the white grit (i used to see it too), is added minerals, from there vitamin/mineral mix they use.
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Thanks for the reply. R
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