>Protein has ran out>Go to order more>Pic relatedHOW MUCH?????? I either win the lottery and buy this, or buy a cheaper onions protein and grow tits. Protein is the RAM of the fitness industry, why is it suddenly double the normal price?
production shortages due to health pop-science, GLP, weightloss and Ozempic treatments all cite everyone taking them should be eating stupid amounts of proteins. Yes the fatties who are cheating God and nature are coonsuming all the protein.
>>77577717take the basedprotein isolate pill
>>77577717I remember studies from 10 years ago and almost all of them said in the summary that onions reduces test and increase estrogen, now not a single study mentions this anywhere. Why is this?
>>77577717This thread is every day. Just eat food bro it's not hard
>>77577717why not just eat meat? its also more filling and about a million times healthier and a third of the price primarily pork or chicken if you are rich you can get beef and fish
>>77577719all bullshit.economies are failing all across the western world due to pressures from resource shortages, overprinting money/debt based financial systems, aging populations, and the effects of climate changedon't worry though, it'll only get much worse very soon
I found a great one I was buying last year that has doubled in price, up to around 70 from 35. Absolutely ludicrous. No way I'm paying that.
>>77577717You gotta switch to fat free greek yoghurt my friend. 1kg a day for me for the last 3 years. easy 35g protein breakie and 35g before i go to bed. Asda i believe has the best calorie to protein ratio
>>77577750>muh wheyslop is more expensive>its over. da west has fallen
>>77577752>100g of powder is 65g of protein>100g of yoghurt is 7g of protein?
>>77577761one fills you up, provides calcium and gives a worth while amount of protein., the other is overpriced bullshit. whats your point?
>>77577757try leaving your room for once, retard
>>77577717Bro my local grocery store was having a chicken sale of literally 5 kilos for $10burgerbux last week, so I think you're still gettin' goy'd in the whey market.
>>77577764powder has a very good $/protein ratio thoughmine is $1/48g protein for example, no i won't share where I get it from. only thing I can think of with better value is dry beans/legumes but those aren't complete proteins
>>77577771>$1/48g proteinniqqa, >>77577768 b gettin like well over double the protein per shekel.
>>77577717Whole milk and cardio to balance the calories. This is literally the cheapest source today, but requires a bit of effort from you.
>>77577784he didn't mention the cut, if it's something like drumsticks then it's barely better proteinwise and less efficient for the calories if you're cutting. If it's chicken breast or boneless/skinless thighs then yeah that's great
>>77577803nope, whey isolate.
>>77577803Even onions and pea protein has risen in price. The only thing you can get at a reasonable price is 5kg of onions, and it's cheap for a reason.
>>77577717Anon, the time has come. Join us and let your gains flourish.
>>77577729This. I don't take a single fitness-related supplement, not whey not creatine. You don't need them
>>77577729skim milk, greek yogurt, tuna; just to name a few
>>77577826onions have always been cheap, they grow out of the ground retard
That's what you get for being poor
>>77578093skim milk is a waste of calories if you're trying to get protein - it has two thirds more sugar than it does protein
>>77577913>second ingredient is water>The next two ingredients are sugar and sugar syrup.Yeah. Definitely /fit/
>>77578104By your logic, all plants would be cheap
>>77577750lol le climate change, you are retarded. the big dairy producers are already working on matching demand with increased investment in production and whey prices will soon stabilize
>>77578450>the big dairy producers are already working on matching demand with increased investment in production and whey prices will soon stabilizeProduction will stabilize, the prices? If people are willing to pay more, why ever sell for less?
>>77578452Go cheaper, undercut the competition, bulk and myprotein both used this to boom in the market.
>>77578452if supply outpaces demand, why sell for more when your competitors are selling for less? the main bottleneck with whey is not raw milk supply but lack of postprocessing facilities to filter out the whey. new plants are already going to start coming online by next year
>>77578457>Go cheaper, undercut the competitionLol, lmao even, I wish we lived in this rosy textbook world.>>77578458>if supply outpaces demand, why sell for more when your competitors are selling for less?Lol no, if producers who are for all purposes a cartel notice people are willing to pay 55 pounds for a pack, why will the sell for anything else?
>>77578460>Lol, lmao even, I wish we lived in this rosy textbook world.Whey is a subscription service if you think about it, only there's hundreds of suppliers marketing their near identical product.
>>77578463>only there's hundreds of suppliers marketing their near identical product.The cartel is not among the whey producers, is among the large milk producers.
>>77578460nigga you can process milk anywhere in the world if you have the infrastructure, not complicated to break the monopoly. china can start crashing prices if they wanted to like they did with the diamond industry, and they probably are already working on meeting the whey demand
>>77578464>Big milk conspiracyOk bud, moove along
>>77578465>china can start crashing prices if they wanted to like they did with the diamond industry, and they probably are already working on meeting the whey demandI really don't think milk and diamods are the same.
>>77578466Just trust the free market bro, prices will go down, hahahah
>>77578467They are in the sense that they are both nonperishable (whey powder that is) and are not location dependent, and the global supply can be unbalanced by upstart producers. China and the diamond industry is just an example, any country can enter the market it and flood it with alternative supply
>>77578482Whey produced here can't be sold in the US due to "safety"...
>>77578486What's stopping brands from repackaging mystery whey under their own brand? As the recent lead scandal in whey has shown, supplements are poorly regulated. Anyway, the point I'm getting at is milk filtering isn't some complex, proprietary process that can only be done in a few places in the world, and whatever local dairy cartel is in place won't be able to keep prices high in the face of global competition. There is no shortage of raw milk, but there is a shortage of processing facilities, and the market is actively working to meet the high demand.
>>77578496>What's stopping brands from repackaging mystery whey under their own brand?They do, but they sell it at full price kek.
>>77577717don't buy this crap it's made in India XDDDDDDD
>>77578466You dont even want to know about big milk conspiracies. Remember>Got MilkIm heavily invested into cash settled cheese futures (dont tell /biz) and short the market every time my hick dair farmer relatives buy a bunch of new shit when the tops in.
>>77577750How worse ?
>>77578703The mouse always finds his cheddar, goudapilled and based
>>77577764Do you think there is no calcium in milk-derived protein powders?
