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Yes. Vintage Blast™ will deliver excellent results for men and women wanting a pre-workout supplement to help sustain them through rigorous workouts and competitive events.

Vintage Blast™ contains no carbs, no sugars, and no calories. The sweetening in Vintage Blast™ is provided by stevia leaf extract, a natural sweetener with zero calories and zero carbs.

Having Vintage Brawn™ after cardio is a great way to enhance recovery. Plus, because it’s high in protein but low in carbs, it won’t cause your fat-burning metabolism to slow down, unlike what happens if you eat a meal high in carbs (especially high-GI carbs).

Yes. There are all kinds of protein powder recipes online. Protein puddings, cupcakes, pancakes, and so forth. Vintage Brawn™ can be used in many different recipes besides shakes and smoothies.

We can happily confirm that there is absolutely NO beef or egg taste or aftertaste (nor milk for that matter). The flavor is delicious rich chocolate, made with natural Dutch cocoa. Vintage Brawn™ is possibly the best-tasting naturally flavored and naturally sweetened protein powder on the market today.

Vintage Brawn™ shouldn’t cause any negative side-effects for individuals who are lactose-intolerant, as their sensitivity stems from the inability to properly breakdown the SUGARS (lactose) in milk. Vintage Brawn™ contains milk protein isolate (MPI) – meaning the lactose and fat have been extracted and removed – to leave behind ONLY the two milk proteins casein and whey.

First, it has been suggested that the maximum amount of creatine your muscles can absorb at once is roughly around 5 g. Your muscle cells contain tiny proteins, known as transporters, that pull creatine inside the cell. Once these become saturated with creatine, they need a few hours to process it before they can take on another 5 g dose. For this reason, we suggest allowing at least 4 hours between doses. Second, creatine requires adequate water to produce maximum results. We advise drinking 10-12 oz with each 5 g dose. Finally, eating carbohydrate (“carbs”) enhances the uptake of creatine by your muscles. This is because it stimulates the release of insulin, which in turn stimulates the creatine transporters in your muscle cells. A simple way to take advantage of this is to take each dose of creatine right after eating a carbohydrate-containing meal or snack. Carbs that digest quickly work best. Examples include breakfast cereals (e.g. corn flakes), white rice and potatoes.