Yesterday I was in the library and they had a copy of BFL, so I was flipping through it while waiting for the kiddo to frantically finish his school report at the last minute. The plan seems fairly simple, but what surprised me was the pushing of the supplements/drinks (myoplex) that the author's company sells. I'm not opposed to supplements or protein drinks or whatever per se, but I was immediately turned off the program because he seems so reliant on the three-myoplex-a-day strategy. Which made me question what business he is really in, you know? I just don't see what's so hard about cooking two chicken breasts instead of one so you'd have the second one for your next meal rather than relying on the shake.
So has anyone done this program successfully, with or without the myoplex?
Curious...
Marie
So has anyone done this program successfully, with or without the myoplex?
Curious...
Marie