Hi all, quick question.
I have seen a couple people here and there mention that Boost drinks ( [url="http://www.boost.com/"]Boost[/url] ) is PA/TNA safe. I before I was diagnosed, I used to drink protein shakes all the time, and I'm looking for a replacement. Boost seems like its a good option, but I am skeptical. Does anyone have any experience with the drink, or trust it for that matter?
Thanks
Chris
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