Feb 2012
3:12pm, 17 Feb 2012
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Stumpy
nellers and frobes beat me to it on the spock stakes.
speaking as someone who works for a company that makes sports drinks, I can tell you the main reason someone well known is endorsing it is because that person is being paid large sums to do so.
save yourself money. drink a pint of milk instead.
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Feb 2012
3:12pm, 17 Feb 2012
18,482 posts
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Frobester
Me too, Nellers. One day I'll get the hang of this "conveying irony across the internet" malarkey.
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Feb 2012
3:13pm, 17 Feb 2012
13,746 posts
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Stumpy
binding? binding to what? and why? surely if the sugars bind then you can't digest them which sort of defeats the object....
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Feb 2012
3:13pm, 17 Feb 2012
39,351 posts
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plodding hippo
Stumpy do you work for the Milk Marketing board;)
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Feb 2012
3:13pm, 17 Feb 2012
7,332 posts
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James1982a
I did automatically think *advertisement* but long whatton speedster has been here a while.
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Feb 2012
3:13pm, 17 Feb 2012
20,270 posts
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Nellers
How is binding the sugars together making it a better drink for recovery, Long Whatton Speedster?
And how does a wealth of anti-oxidents help with recovery?
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Feb 2012
3:14pm, 17 Feb 2012
13,747 posts
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Stumpy
no. i work for the folks that sell the sports drinks. but milk is as good as any of them.
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Feb 2012
3:14pm, 17 Feb 2012
20,271 posts
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Nellers
Maybe James, but this thread was started with their 2nd post.
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Feb 2012
3:14pm, 17 Feb 2012
39,352 posts
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plodding hippo
Gordons is excellent recovery fuel
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Feb 2012
3:15pm, 17 Feb 2012
391 posts
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HermanBloom
I believe in magic. I am sceptical about recovery drinks though.
Well I say sceptical, what I mean is that I have not done any research on them so know nothing about their reported effectiveness.
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