* Men and women engaged in regular resistance training wanting to maximise fat loss to reveal muscle definition
* Anyone wanting an advanced protein crammed with fat-loss factors to assist with a weight management program
* Meal replacement or post work-out recovery
When to Use
Recommended use: up to three servings per day. Serving times will be dependent upon your training regime.
Suggestions: one serving of Ripped Factors in water approximately one hour before a workout, a second serving 60 minutes after completing exercise (in non-fat milk) and a third as breakfast or as a mid-morning or afternoon snack – in milk or fruit juice.
Why don’t we use starch (carb) blockers in such an advanced fat loss supplement?
Why would you? This is a highly purified protein supplement with negligible (i.e. virtually ZERO) carbs in it. Unless you’re going to blend up your Ripped Factors shake with a potato, a starch blocker would be completely useless. In addition, phaseolamin based blockers contain anti-nutritional factors that may negatively affect the protein efficiency ratio. Worse, they could adversely impact your nitrogen balance – we certainly don’t recommend mixing starch or carb blockers with your protein supplements. In fact, if you’re training seriously, you don’t need starch blockers at all: they are for people with no discipline who can’t stick to a clean diet, and that’s NOT you.
* Anyone wanting an advanced protein crammed with fat-loss factors to assist with a weight management program
* Meal replacement or post work-out recovery
When to Use
Recommended use: up to three servings per day. Serving times will be dependent upon your training regime.
Suggestions: one serving of Ripped Factors in water approximately one hour before a workout, a second serving 60 minutes after completing exercise (in non-fat milk) and a third as breakfast or as a mid-morning or afternoon snack – in milk or fruit juice.
Why don’t we use starch (carb) blockers in such an advanced fat loss supplement?
Why would you? This is a highly purified protein supplement with negligible (i.e. virtually ZERO) carbs in it. Unless you’re going to blend up your Ripped Factors shake with a potato, a starch blocker would be completely useless. In addition, phaseolamin based blockers contain anti-nutritional factors that may negatively affect the protein efficiency ratio. Worse, they could adversely impact your nitrogen balance – we certainly don’t recommend mixing starch or carb blockers with your protein supplements. In fact, if you’re training seriously, you don’t need starch blockers at all: they are for people with no discipline who can’t stick to a clean diet, and that’s NOT you.
*NOTE: Exercise that is continuous and that elevates your heart rate is the best type of exercise to improve fitness levels, lose weight, reduce body fat and improve your overall health and well being.
This form of exercise is called cardiovascular training, treadmills, ellipticals, rowers and exercise bikes are all great forms of equipment to assist cardiovascular training, improving health and fitness along with assisting in weight loss.
This form of exercise is called cardiovascular training, treadmills, ellipticals, rowers and exercise bikes are all great forms of equipment to assist cardiovascular training, improving health and fitness along with assisting in weight loss.
