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Reviews & Comments

1. Rating

   Hi Jason I am about to start on your 7lbs in 7 days juice diet .You say in the book that it is suitable for children over 10. My son is 11 and plays for a professional football club,( he is small for his age ) so instead of doing the whole juicing programme I would like to incorporate juices into diet, can I add the Protein Powder to his juices if so how much and how often? Thanks
   
   
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY: 1 scoop per day in up to 2 juices per day would be recommended. Vary the produce used in the juices too so that he gets an even balance of nutrition and banana's are great for natural energy boosters.

   Review by Donna Smith Posted on 31/12/2009

2. Rating

   Brill!!! This is exactly what both my husband and I need; is it advisable to add this, the detox boost, wheatgrass, spirulina and the JM superfood to one juice or am I going crazy?
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY: You certainly can add this with other supps too, but try and spread your supps over juices throughout the day.

   Review by Iram Ali Posted on 28/10/2009

3. Rating

   My girlfriend recently bought me some PP to try instead of my usual one. Exactly how much is 2 x scoops of powder compared with how much juice/smoothie/water? Is your PP better pre or post workout?
   
   
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY: 2 scoops per juice or smoothie is the amount with the drink being about the portion of 1 pint. The Protien Powder is for both Pre and Post workouts and ideal for taking some throughout the workout session too.

   Review by Nick Posted on 13/10/2009

4. Rating

   You may not know the answer to this but I am thinking of adding some Hemp protein powder to the (kind of) healthy flapjacks that I cook - do you think I would still get the benefits from it after cooking (180 degrees for 20 mins)?
   
   
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY: Some nutrients will still be maintained although the heat process may lose some volumes. We cannot measure exact percentages but hope this helps you.
   
   
   
   Thanks for your time.

   Review by Anwen Posted on 10/10/2009

5. Rating

   My personal trainer suggested I start using protein drinks as I work out on average around 5 to 6 hours a week. My aim is weight loss & I do a combination of cardio & resistance work. I also follow a really healthy low fat diet with load of fruit & veg both juiced & whole. I've already lost 5 stone & just need a final push to get me to my target. My concern regarding protein drinks is will this make me gain weight?
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY: Your PT is suggesting it because if you're doing any kind of workout, to you muscles become toned and strong your body needs extra protein. We devised the Raw Protein Power because all the other whey based ones are pretty terrible for you on a health front and our one is 100% raw and vegan and all from hemp seeds. Also you will only gain weight if doing strength loading training with your PT rather than toning. In terms of getting fit though, even if you don't build muscle but just tone up, you will get a little heavier because muscles weighs 4 times that of fat. We always recommend body fat% as a better way to evaluate fitness rather than weight or BMI as they are both misleading for people doing a good amount of exercise. We would certainly recommend Protein Power for a healthy protein supplement.

   Review by Claire Lockie Posted on 01/07/2009

6. Rating

   Hi Jason, I've been looking into protein supplements recently and was really happy to discover that this is something you've developed, raw and natural. I am currently have a turbo smoothie for breakfast and some protein, i.e. boiled eggs, would you say your protein supplement would be a good substitute for these? I exercise 5/6 times per week and I do not want to use this for weight gain, but assist with weight loss. Appreciate your thoughts, thanks Charmaine
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY: Yes we would certainly recommend our protein powder as a replacement to eggs, as it certainly wont have the same 'blocking' effect that eggs do have on the digestive system. Up to 2 scoops a day would be excellent if you're working out that much.

   Review by Charmaine Posted on 27/05/2009

7. Rating

   I'm just starting off at the gym trying to build up some muscle. Do you have any advice on how much of your protein powder you'd recommend taking and how often? Would I need to take it every day or just days that I'm training?
   
   JUICE MASTER REPLY:
   
   Muscle growth and repair happens when you're not at the gym, and for up to 3 days after your workout so we would recommend taking it all time at up to 3 scoops per day depending on how much extra protein your PT has recommended you need based on your weight and height.

   Review by Simon Posted on 26/05/2009

8. Rating

   Jason, I'm just about to commence your 'Turbo Charge your life in 14 Days' program. As a female, I'd like to start using your protein powder to help tone up and lose fat, rather than for weight gain purposes. Would this product still be advisable for me to use? REPLY JUICE MASTER: Susan - absolutely. It is the most natural vegan protein source on earth and will really help with muscle strength and conditioning. Building muscle importantly relies on a certain type of weight exercise (ie high loading, low rep) that generally males in the gym like to follow. For low loading high rep work you will build lean, strong muscle tissue and the Protein Power will help with tissue strength and repair. It is miles above any other form of powdered protein too as it's 100% natural and raw.

   Review by Susan Posted on 15/04/2009

9. Rating

   Hi, I was just wondering if this protein powder is just for building muscle or would I benefit from it also. I train 4-5 times per week, doing a mixture of body pump, combat, running and am looking for something to help me recover and not ache too much after, thanks?
   
   REPLY JUICE MASTER: Joanne it's a very natural protein source that we recommend to vege's and vegan looking to boost their protein intake and also to anyone doing any gym work as it will really help with muscle tissue repair. It is nothing like the whey based powders that many muscle builders use as ours is all natural and contains only raw ingredients. In essence it would be perfect for what you've described.

   Review by Joanne Johnson Posted on 07/04/2009

10. Rating

    Jason, the protein power sounds really good. Jason i would like to know is it the ideal drink for every day, especially when you go training 3 times a week . does it give you energy and protein and his it a real healthy . could you give me any advise on good healthy drinks. yours thankfully john middleton
    
    JUICE MASTER REPLY: Yes, this supplement contains raw and natural ingredients that are easily digestible and great for if you are training.

    Review by middleton 459 Posted on 07/02/2009

11. Rating

    Hi! I have turned to a more healthy lifestyle and my whey protein contains artificial ingridients so I don't want to use it anymore.. I might be asking a stupid Q, but anyways is ALL the ingridients in your preotein natural? No preservatives etc? Best regards!
    
    JUICE MASTER REPLY: Absolutely, the ingredients are: 100% Hemp. No gluten, diary, lactose or sweetners. And it is a specially selected organic, vegan protein powder using the finest quality organic hemp seeds.
    
    

    Review by Christian Posted on 03/02/2009

12. Rating

    Im almost convinced to buy this very soon but what i want to know is what does it taste like? ive recently got the dried wheatgrass powder for massive nutrient benefit but i find it quite over powering even with just a teaspoon, will this be just as powerful? im not complaining, id drink it even if it tasted like poopy due to its health benefits.
    
    JUICE MASTER REPLY: Hi Dave, the supplement has a nutty like taste and is not anywhere near as strong as the wheatgrass. You should find this as pleasant and again with some real goodness.

    Review by Dave Posted on 21/01/2009

13. Rating

    hi just wondering is this protein suitable for helping in weight training and cardio, i've been tempted to use creatine and whey but dont like the fact they are not natural and 'man made' is your formula all natural. thanks for your time love the juicing by the way just got into it
    
    JUICEMASTER REPLY:
    
    Declan, Whey and creatine are not natural no and for reasons listed above, are not advisable if looking to put on weight in a natural way. Protein Power is 100% raw, natural and contains the natural form of digestible protein most of which comes from Hemp seeds. You can blend into juices and smoothies with ease. I also recommend the raw food bars (you can find them under supplements).

    Review by Declan Posted on 15/01/2009

14. Rating

    Hi, I have just placed a order for protein power, i just wanted to know if it can be added to vegan protein power smoothie? and if i do add it to the smoothie do i still need to use the spirulina?<br />
    
    Thankyou for all the help
    
    JUICEMASTER REPLY:
    
    Scott, yes by all means you can add the Protein power and the spirulina. They are both great natural protein sources.
    
    

    Review by Scott Womersley Posted on 29/12/2008

15. Rating

    I'm a vegan (and mostly raw) and I will be testing out your Hemp powder as the others I've tried don't dissolve very easily. I should think yours would be as excellent as your other supplements so I'll give it a go! I'd definitely recommend hemp to other vege's or vegans as its a great way, other than nuts, seeds and pulses to get a natural source of protein, and if it blends into my juices even better. Thanks Jason!

    Review by Mary Posted on 22/07/2008

16. Rating

    I'm very interested, but what makes this different from the whey protein I'm already using?<br />
    
    REPLY: JUICEMASTER TEAM<br />
    
    Basically the quality. Whey protein is a by-product from the diary industry. Once they've made cheese and milk all the left over crud is then scraped off dried, ground and turned into whey protein. It's cheap to make but they then sell it back to you at £30 a tub because they add stabilisers, flavourings, enhancers and a good dose of sugar to justify the price hike. Whey is also known to cause digestive problems, constipation and cramps. Hemp however contains almost as much protein per gram as whey but is 100 times better for your body, is easily digested and will give you similar results in terms of strength and muscle gain.

    Review by Martin Posted on 22/07/2008