(Part 2) Best products from r/naturalbodybuilding

We found 21 comments on r/naturalbodybuilding discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 48 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

40. Seeking Health Lactase Drops, 52 Servings, 0.50 fl. Ounces, Supports Lactose and Dairy Digestion, Sweet-Tasting Natural Glycerin Base, Supports Digestive Comfort, Make Your Own Lactose-Free Milk

    Features:
  • SUPPORTS LACTOSE & DAIRY DIGESTION: Enjoy your favorite dairy foods without the bloating or gas with the help of lactase drops.* (Add a few drops) and make lactose-free or lactose-reduced products like yogurt, ice cream, cream, cow milk, and goat milk.
  • 1 SERVING = 7 DROPS: Keep lactase drops in the fridge. One serving treats one pint of milk; if possible, shake it gently and let it sit overnight. This mixes the lactase enzyme throughout the dairy product, helping it break down the lactose faster.
  • MAKE YOUR OWN LACTOSE-FREE MILK: Simply open and drop the liquid into your milk carton or any liquid lactose-containing product or shake. Easily make lactose-free milk at home using your favorite brand, for less money than it costs in stores.
  • BABY SAFE: Lactase drops may also be used in breast milk or formula (once mixed) and administered to lactose-intolerant infants. Seeking Health’s lactation supplement can even be dabbed on the nipple prior to breast feeding to prevent gas or colic associated with lactose intolerance.*
  • CONSISTENT QUALITY: At Seeking Health, every ingredient is carefully sourced, researched, and tested. Each meets strict specifications for manufacturing standards before any ingredient is allowed for use. We use only the highest-quality ingredients.
Seeking Health Lactase Drops, 52 Servings, 0.50 fl. Ounces, Supports Lactose and Dairy Digestion, Sweet-Tasting Natural Glycerin Base, Supports Digestive Comfort, Make Your Own Lactose-Free Milk
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u/dshm2 · 1 pointr/naturalbodybuilding

Bodybuilding: The Complete Contest Preparation Handbook just came out and looks amazing.

Layne Norton's The Complete Contest Prep Guide is a good one, too.

u/danny_b87 · 1 pointr/naturalbodybuilding

I hadn't seen that study on combined protein sources being more effective but coincidentally I have been having my post workout whey protein shakes with milk so works out haha.

Have you tried any good citrulline products? I tried BulkSupplement's Citrulline Malate last summer but didn't feel like I noticed a change at all. Annoying how most the big name companies are still using Arginine when the research shows Citrulline being so much better.

u/kooldrew · 2 pointsr/naturalbodybuilding

This is a good starting point: The Complete Guide To Setting Up Your Diet

Calorie requirements are going to vary depending on the individual so calculations should simply to be used as starting points and adjusted as needed to hit your target weight loss/gain. If you have gained more fat than wanted it may be a good idea to cut until your down to 10-12% BF before beginning a gaining phase as well. Some rationale as to why is here.

> And whats is a basic way to keep track of them?

Myfitnesspal (iOS/Android/Web) is the most convenient and widely used method to track intake. Just make sure yoou are cross checking foods with the actual nutrition labels to ensure accuracy as most foods are mainly by users and may have errors as a result.

Some other resources if what you're eating doesn't have a label and you're unsure of the accuracy of MFP.

  1. Google - Seriously, just google banana nutrition and you'll get USDA sourced nutrition info, for example.
  2. Nutritiondata.self.com

    For accuracy, buy a kitchen scale. It's far more accurate than volume measurements and fairly inexpensive. The model linked is the one I use but there are tons of options.
u/WiredChicken · 6 pointsr/naturalbodybuilding

I’ve been using this one for months and is really nice.

DMoose Fitness Premium Dip Belt... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5PB7CZ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/HeavyLiftz · 1 pointr/naturalbodybuilding

All you really need is 5g of creatine monohydrate a day. It's the only supplement that works imo if you don't count a protein supplement. Here's a good one.

u/LivinRite · 2 pointsr/naturalbodybuilding

For work/casual, these work great for fitting during cuts and bulks

u/Zuslash · 2 pointsr/naturalbodybuilding

You should read Superforcasting. They specifically talk about people who make percent guesses down to the decimal point like this lol.

u/Jonnywhoop · 2 pointsr/naturalbodybuilding

Dymatize ISO 100 Whey Protein Powder with 25g of Hydrolyzed 100% Whey Isolate, Gluten Free, Fast Digesting, Gourmet Chocolate, 5 Pound https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002N6F2UW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_5xpIDbGM3FKC7


$65 bucks for 5lb dynamtize with 2 day shipping. Don’t buy directly from their site...

u/ludwigvonmises · 11 pointsr/naturalbodybuilding

If you want to learn about the other 99 cognitive biases people are unwittingly carrying around (perhaps you, too), check out Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow.

u/chadjensen211 · 1 pointr/naturalbodybuilding

I had the exact same problem. Doing heavy lat pulls and rows my grip would be the first thing to fatigue. I got these and I noticed an improvement in back development. Harbinger Lifting Grips https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EDIGD5Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_FGuwCbQFZ1WQP
To keep up forearm development I incorporate grip into some simple lifts. (Palm down bicep curls or palm down tricep extension with straight bar)