CARNIVOR™ BEEF NATION

Sweeps Across the Country

RTDs Pack 40g Beef Protein Isolate

CARNIVOR BEEF NATION is sweeping across the country in gym coolers everywhere. One of the most important things you should do after your workout is consume a high-quality protein shake. When it comes to building muscle, nothing compares to CARNIVOR’s clinically proven beef protein isolate. Millions of customers have made the switch from whey to CARNIVOR™ to experience the muscle building power of beef without the gas and bloating often caused by whey and dairy. Now, you can get the benefits of beef protein isolate in the convenience of a great tasting RTD. CARNIVOR™ RTDs are quickly becoming the top choice for gym goers everywhere delivering amazing taste with 40g protein, 0g fat, 0g sugar and NO LACTOSE! These are the cleanest, highest quality RTDs you can find.

Beef-a-Mania Runs Wild

CARNIVOR BEEF NATION is coming to your gym with new RTD flavors. The new Vanilla Cupcake and Fruity Cereal flavors have a new standard in taste with superior muscle building nutrition. Beef builds muscle – bodybuilders and strength athletes have known this for decades. Beef protein isolate powders have been used by millions of people around the world in over 60 countries. CARNIVOR™ RTDs are a real game-changer – making the proven muscle-building formula highly accessible and convenient for you to take after your workout or anytime you need high quality protein.

Clinically Proven to Build Muscle!

CARNIVOR™ Beef Protein Isolate has given athletes a proven protein source to reap the benefits of beef and pack on muscle – as an animal based, lactose-free protein and is more concentrated in amino acids than whey protein isolate. CARNIVOR™ Beef Protein Isolate delivers all the muscle-building powers of beef and is 350% more concentrated in amino acids than steak. Among the research findings:

Superior protein. Sharp et al. found that beef protein isolate can be a superior protein alternative to other proteins that promotes lean muscle and strength. Researchers also demonstrated that beef supports mTOR activation relative to whey protein – a key molecular signal that increases muscle protein synthesis (Detzel et al., 2015).

Increased lean body mass. Valenzuela et al. compared the effects of exercise training combined with beef protein, whey protein or no protein supplementation, on body composition or exercise performance and found that beef protein “significantly increased total daily protein intake, lean body mass and lower-limb muscle strength.”

Now, with the launch of CARNIVOR™ RTDs, the muscle-building power of beef is available in great-tasting flavors for immediate protein nutrition after your workout.

Milk Is for Babies … Beef Builds Muscle!!!!

A key benefit of CARNIVOR™ RTDs is that they are lactose free and are better tolerated than consumption of dairy protein by many individuals. This is a huge advantage, considering that approximately 70 percent of the population is lactose intolerant. People with lactose intolerance are unable to fully digest the lactose in milk and dairy. As a result, they develop diarrhea, gas and bloating after eating or drinking dairy products. Too little of an enzyme produced in your small intestine (lactase) is usually responsible for lactose intolerance. For bodybuilders who are lactose intolerant and who may be struggling with whey and dairy protein consumption, CARNIVOR™ RTDs are the perfect solution.

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References:

1. Matthew H Sharp, et al. The Effects of Beef, Chicken, or Whey Protein After Workout on Body Composition and Muscle Performance. J Strength Cond Res 2018, Aug;32(8):2233-2242.

2. Pedro L Valenzuela, et al. Does Beef Protein Supplementation Improve Body Composition and Exercise Performance? A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials. Nutrients 2019, Jun 25;11(6):1429.