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It also uses monk fruit for sweetener not stevia👍

Totally agree. It's a high-quality supplement, family-owned, and very transparent. You hit it on the head; those badges are not cheap! However, with the brand's transparency and great customer service, I could track everything down for the fitness community.

@@59skupe thanks for this info, I’ll add it to my list of future proteins to review

@@The360-b1c I have 2 bucked up protein and then xyngular. I’ll do a 1st video review on it. I have vanilla bean.

It was totally random and out of nowhere when researching Now Isolate.

That is true🤭

@@thepajamajams you’re welcome

@@ResplendentRaider When I measure servings for my written review, it’s just powder.

No problem!

I have one more Now Sports review. It could be worth a purchase. Just finishing up the written review.

Pure Choice Farms is my daily driver. I always drink their protein shakes before donating plasma. The value and quality are tested because I get my pre-plasma screening numbers. Those numbers are always the highest when I drink their protein powder.

@jkremmerfitness Which flavors do you recommend? Is the sweetness level on par with Optimum. Nutrition or closer to Dymatize?

@@ahahaha5341 Vanilla is tame to bland Chocolate is good. Some would say it's bland. Chocolate peanut butter is great, but it's closer to peanut butter. Frosted Marshmallow is the sweetest of the bunch, it's like eating lucky charms marshmallows.

@@jkremmerfitness frosted marshmallows it is ;) thanks

My goal is to keep pumping out content once a week. There are going to be weeks that I'll get burnt out because this isn't my full-time job. Believe me, videos will be out once a week in 2024.

Yea. You have the same issues with Stevia as I do. It's super medicinal and off-putting.

That's no problem. I'll drop the music in the next video on Wednesday. See how the analytics fair. As shared in a previous thread, these videos are here to help out the fitness community.

Raw Organic Whey is nice because it's budget-priced for the non-verified version. If you truly want grass-fed protein powder, this is the product for you. Anything verified by Truly Grass Fed will be a solid purchase. In that group of Truly Grass Fed, AGN Roots is great. Earth Fed Muscle is also great, especially if you're looking for flavored protein. The next tier is USDA Organic. Lower in price; however, it's all USA-sourced whey. Antler Farms is also a great recommendation because it is a New Zealand Whey sourced from New Zealand. Manufactured in New Zealand, there are stringed laws for false claims on supplement labels. Completely bypassing 3rd party certification. Pure Choice Farms is a great recommendation. As in every video, it's my daily driver for protein powder. Let me know if there's anything else you would like to know.

@@jkremmerfitness thanks 🙏🏻 bro. That helps a lot

These videos are here to help the fitness community become more informed buyers. Believe me, the volume of some of my last videos has been loud. I'll drop the volume down.

Thanks! I appreciate your support! These reviews can be extensive, but at least it's helping the fitness community.

Since this is my newest video, here's the schedule release. Hopefully I can get the new one up next Wednesday. Now Sports Isolate Original Buck Feed Buck Feed Xyngular ProGym

@@chrisgarey4804 🤣 clerical error. Plus, you have to factor when the protein powder was manufactured. If you have a container purchased in may 2024, it’s spiked

I appreciate the support and the comment. The video quality could be better. However, I'm in the process of upgrading my phone to something that offers higher-quality video footage.

@@jkremmerfitness I should’ve known you already have a plan for growth. I look forward to seeing your channel grow as you do 🤝

You have a specific flavor? If not, I'll add strawberry to the list.

@@jkremmerfitness strawberry is what you should do

@@BigFella-o6w you got it. I'll add it to the list.

@@AaronElliott-m6j I’m sure you’re in the same boat as me, stevia as a highly medicinal, overly sweet taste. That’s a tough one because all of the branded truly grass fed have stevia and offer that overly sweet taste. What I’ve found to offset stevia is to add an extra 4 to 6 ounces of water to minimize the after taste. However, highly quality brands that offer really great flavor is tough. Pure Choice Farms is a great protein powder. However, it’s not flavorful enough. Raw Nutrition was recently certified as not amino spiked in October, however, the leucine content is on par with ON Gold Standard Whey.

So would you recommend Raw nutrition? Do you have any other Recommendations of clean and non stevia protein powders?

@@AaronElliott-m6j If you go with the Bum Protein line, I think the flavors are better than than ON Gold Standard. However, trace amount of stevia is still used. The only other brand I would recommend is Dymatize ISO 100. Stevia is used in a lot of protein powders. This is a tough one.

I researched. What about Naked Whey. They are sweetened with coconut sugar. What are you thoughts on naked whey?

@@AaronElliott-m6j Here's the issue with Naked Whey. When you examine the amino acid profile, you will see that each flavor is different. I go into detail in my written review jkremmerfitness.com/post/unbiased-naked-whey-protein-powder-review/ I also have a video review too. However, I don't think the protein powder is 100% USA-sourced. I believe that a portion of the whey is internationally sourced. Naked Whey may seem like a premium protein, but unfortunately, it's just a lot of smoke and mirrors without it being verified by an independent 3rd party.

At 26 grams of protein, the standard BCAA amount is 5.5 grams. The leucine content is EXTREMELY high. ;). I'll add it to my list and snag a container when it goes on sale on black friday.

Looking forward to your review thanks!

True Nutrition offers questionable transparency; they are selling a low leucine count protein powder. If you saw my review on Z Natural Foods, I'm sorry. The information shows that it's most likely amino spiked, so I need to update you. If you're looking for a quality budget option, ON Gold Standard, ISO 100, or Raw Nutrition. I'm updating my Raw Nutrition Review because the brand is recently certified as Informed Protein. I hope this helps you.

@@jkremmerfitness have you looked into labdoor 3rd party testing?

@@ak47ava most companies will advertise labdoor testing. Last time I checked, the list is pretty minimal

@@jkremmerfitness they have my protein on it, i don't think they are amino spiked.

@@ak47ava the unflavored protein powders offering 0 gram of carbs is amino spiked

Really appreciate the support! To save time, I got that one done a couple months ago. ruclips.net/video/Hq3L6vbCOn8/видео.html There are some things I don't like about Levels, however, it has the characteristics of a cold processed protein powder. Then again, there is no 3rd party testing for any of the claims. In all reality, it's probably a standard isolate with claims of grass fed. I gave it 70%. However, that's in the "buyer beware" territory.

@@jkremmerfitness Thanks 🙏🏻

Thanks for commenting. Don’t worry there’s a lot of protein that needs to be reviewed with scrutiny.

If flavor is important, Ghost Protein is a fantastic choice. I firmly believe it's one of the best-tasting protein powders available. It's right up there with BSN protein powders.

@jkremmerfitness Thanks. I will give it a shot. I am not too concerned with grass fed or organic, and I mostly just use it to boost protein daily I don't consume post-workout, and I just try to get around 50g of protein at every meal; so this just helps me get closer to 190g for the day. Cheers!!

@@danielhero7868 I’m actually located in the Midwest and hunting season is around the corner. I believe I have two different containers of Bucked Up laying around and those were the next videos planned in the next 4 videos

Great question. Dymatize is the superior product due to its open transparency regarding protein quality. Rule 1 Isolate has transparency issues; I believe the product is amino spiked. I've made multiple requests for an amino acid profile for R1; the information is proprietary. Proprietary = most likely amino spiked.

I'll have a video review up around Thanksgiving. I'll have a double feature with BSN Isolate. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

It was my go-to place for magnesium and creatine. After researching, I'm probably going to steer clear. 3rd party testing shouldn't be done in-house.

@@jkremmerfitness yea they lost my business. Irritating. I’ll pay more for confidence is the product

Negative. The US version of MyProtein Impact Isolate does not contain creatine or BCAAs. However, the company refreshed its containers this year. The US version of their protein has been verified as non-amino spiked, Informed Protein. However, that depends on when your bag of protein was manufactured. If you want to see a list of 3rd party tested, non-amino spiked protein powders: protein.wetestyoutrust.com/sites/default/files/generated-pdf/file.pdf However, even though MyProtein is not amino-spiking its protein powders, I believe it is offering the lowest-quality whey for its products. Even though you may be getting 20 grams of protein per serving, the leucine count is left unknown. So, it may take more scoops, 1.25 to 1.5, to stimulate muscle growth and recovery. I've requested an official amino acid profile multiple times, but I've yet to receive one from the company.

Anything to help out the fitness community for being more informed and not losing gains!

I ended up grabbing 5 other protein powders for future video reviews down the road. This one has been on my watch list the 3 months. $50 is a good deal but I haven't taken a look at the smaller details. LMK how it tastes.

Informed Choice is just verified ingredients list sharing that there are no PEDs or illegal substances. All forms of whey have various amounts of lactose. If it's from a milk based protein, then it can't be zero carb. If Isopure Low Carb was NOT amino spiked, why not pursue Informed Protein? Do a nutrition facts comparison against AGN Roots. AGN Roots is certified and verified as not amino spiked. The ingredient list is only grass fed whey protein isolate and sun flower lecithin. How can an unflavored only have 1g of carb vs a non-certified zero carb protein powder? Isopure Zero Carb Protein is not telling the truth.

Optimum Nutrition sources its protein from Inida. Reading a container of MyProtein, it's not shared that the whey is NOT from hormone-free cows. Technically, it could be from China.

@@jkremmerfitness hey there, I did little investigation as I was curious. My protein should be using polmlek for concentrate whey protein, which is from Poland. And milk specialties for isolate whey protein, which is from the United States.

@@hangzhou4333 It totally depends on where you live in the world. I reside in the US and know their whey is internationally sourced from the lowest-priced distributor. The price point doesn't seem to support your statement that MyProtein Isolate is US-sourced. I've reviewed at least five protein powders with a certificate of analysis with US Origins, and all those protein powders are premium-priced, $50 and up. MyProtein Customer Service is not convenient. I've made multiple requests for an amino acid profile and certificate of analysis. Every time, I've been met with no response or my request has been ignored. I'd be truly interested to see the specifics of their protein powder products.

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

On the plus side, you can still stimulate muscle growth by increasing your post-workout shake to 1.5 scoops or using high-protein skim milk. Sometimes, these protein powders that offer great value are hurting your gains.

Thanks boss

You got it. I put in an order this morning. I should have a review on the product up, between 4 and 6 videos.

You want hot garbage, YOU GOT IT!

@@jkremmerfitness u can skip it if its that bad. Instead we can go with something else.

Thanks for watching. Oddly enough, some protein powders out of the big box retailers like Optimum Nutrition and Dymatize are solid quality and are ones I'd purchase again.

Give me two weeks, I'll have it up.

That protein is considered a "Super Food" protein. I've seen it over the last couple of months, I'll add it to my list of protein powders.

Alright man!