Protein Powder?

Fudge Monkey

Never heard of it, but i'll google it and let you know what i think.

The evidence i read chronicled subjects who secreted excess protein from mimimal intake.. of course when discussing the protein paradox, ask any 2 people and you'll get 4 different answers.


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