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Product
Review:
At Large Nutrition's Nitrean It’s not that those
other qualities are unimportant to me. But I tend to take it on
good faith that the companies I purchase my supplements from are
somewhat reputable and that they are all somewhat close in quality
to one another. Maybe I’m being naïve, but a ten percent
difference in effectiveness doesn’t warrant a 100% increase
in price in my book. That being said, I believe
I’ve found a protein powder that satisfies not only my finicky
taste buds and parsimonious nature but is sure to please even the
most discriminating supplement connoisseur. Nitrean
whey protein powder by At Large Nutrition is a great new blend of
whey isolates, whey concentrate, whey hydrolysates, egg albumin,
glutamine peptides, and isolated casein peptides, making for a terrifically
potent cocktail. Because of its unique mix of whey and casein protein
Nitrean claims a time release effect that makes it ideal for pre-
and post-workout use, or as an anytime protein boost. Also unique among protein
powders, Nitrean boasts bodybuilder-friendly glutamine among its
ingredients. So Nitrean satisfies
the requisites of the supplement cognoscenti with its 24 grams of
high quality protein per serving. Now what about my needs? Happily,
I can report that chocolate-flavored Nitrean has a pleasant taste–
not too sweet like some powders, not sweetly artificial like others.
The texture is smooth, the powder mixes well with a spoon, and there’s
no aftertaste or clump[s left at the bottom of the glass. Overall
a very palatable powder. And what about the value,
all of you in my income bracket ask. Well, how about $32.95 for
4.6 pounds? At seventy 24 gram servings per container that works
out to 47¢ each serving. Music to my ears! While I have yet to try At Large’s other three products– Opticen, Thermocin, and Creatine 500– I’m willing to bet they adhere to the same standards as the excellent Nitrean. Give ‘em a try. Visit At Large Nutrition’s site at http://www.atlargenutrition.com
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