Is this a good idea?

[RN2be2008 0]

<p>Hello everybody! Well I hope your weekend went well. My questions are I just bought the Isopure vanilla Flavor that has 50 g of Protein per serving (two scoops=1serving). Well I know FaithMD mentioned it is better to have 25 g at a time, so should I half my serving to one scoop which will equal 25 g twice a day? Maybe one for Breakfast and the second after dinner? That way I get the full 50g of protein. Because I asked the cashier and he said since Ispure is so pure I can take the whole serving for breakfast and then half it later. But I think he just wants me to waste it sooner. What would you do? I tried the Isopure Vanilla with Water (yuck) it is better with skim but I am scared of the calorie count. HELP!!!</p>

p.s I forgot to mention that the full serving of Isopure is 210 cals (for two scoops) another reason why I thought to halve the serving.

[JulieNYC 4]

I'd divide it to make sure you absorb it all. No reason not to divide it, unless you find that the 1/2 doesn't fill you up, right?

[WASaBubbleButt 41]

...Because I asked the cashier and he said since Ispure is so pure I can take the whole serving for Breakfast and then half it later. But I think he just wants me to waste it sooner.

It isn't a matter of how "pure" a Protein product is, your body simply doesn't absorb that much protein in one sitting. What you don't use needs to be burned or it turns to fat.

[Jachut 487]

I'll just follow Jack around nodding.

I was of the belief that there's only so much your body can absorb at one time. The rest just means you have expensive urine and/or your body will just store it as fat.

[RN2be2008 0]

Thank you all for responding. I guess I will just halve the serving that way I get in most of the 50g of Protein. I don't know what the guy was saying but he was a body builder type (uses Isopure himself) and he was suggesting I take in one gram of protein for every pound I weigh..WHAT?!!! Wow, that means I would have to drink Isopure all day everyday and probably wouldn't even reach that amount! I am a nursing student so I understand the over working the kidneys and such with so much protein, I didn't think it was a good idea, but I am not the expert.

Thanks again, if you have any other suggestions I am all ears!