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Compare	CytoSport Muscle Milk Chocolate	VS	Genceutic Naturals High Linoleic Safflower Oil

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There are 43 differences and 2 similarities between CytoSport Muscle Milk Chocolate, Genceutic Naturals High Linoleic Safflower Oil

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Description		Burn Fat! Don't Store It! Nature's Ultimate Lean Muscle Formula! Micellar Proteins - Stimulate Muscle Synthesis Leanlipids - "designer" Fats Promote Leanness Complete Caseins, Peptides And Lactalbumins - Trigger New Growth Lactoferrin - Increase Oxygen Delivery Growth Peptides - Boost Nitrogen Balance Nature's Ultimate Lean Muscle Formula America's Favorite Protein Drink! When Muscle Milk Was First Introduced, Cytosport Scientists Attempted To Emulate One Of Nature's Most Complete And Balanced Foods: Human Mother's Milk. Muscle Milk Broke The Mold, Creating A New Category Of Protein Supplements While Setting A New Standard For Both Taste And Performance. As A Result, Muscle Milk Has Become America's Favorite Protein Drink. But The Science Of Human Metabolism Is Never Static; Our Understanding Of Its Complexity Is Expanding Every Day. Recently The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (dgac) Published A Report That Updated America's Nutritional Goals. Cytosport Scientists Have Evaluated The Report And Have Updated Muscle Milk To Keep Pace With These New Developments. No Matter What Your Ultimate Goals May Be - Building Muscle Mass Or Sculpting A Toned, Muscular Physique - Controlling Caloric Intake And Specific Physical Activity Go Hand-in-hand With Managing Your Total Weight. When It Comes To Defining Weight Control, Calories Do Count. Most Americans Need To Reduce The Number Of Calories They Consume. Since Lipids Or Fats Contain Approximately Twice The Caloric Energy Of Carbs, Minimizing The Total Fat Content In Muscle Milk - While Maintaining The Overall Fat-burning Benefits Of Leanlipids - Helps To Accomplish This Goal. Choose Fats Wisely. Leanlipids Burn Fat Instead Of Storing It! Leading Scientists Assessing The True Role Of Fats In Increasing Lean Muscle Growth Have Shown That All Fats Are Not Created Equal. The Type Of Fat Determines Whether You Use It For Muscle Energy Or Store It As Body Fat! The Leanlipids Used In Muscle Milk Help Promote Fat Loss Three Ways. Medium-chain Triglycerides (mcts), The Pre-digested, "fast-burning Fats," Are More Likely Burned For Muscle Energy And Heat Than Stored As Fat. Of Total Lipids, Human Mother's Milk Contains Approximately 20% Mcts. Muscle Milk Replicates This Important Lipid Structure. Long-chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids Are Also Less Likely To Be Stored As Fat. These Lipids Are Additionally Functional, Since They Enhance Mineral Retention And Anti-inflammatory Response. Recent Research Reveals That Calories Plus Engineered Lipids, Consumed Before And During Workouts, Promote Leanness. It Is Thought That These Calories Are Used For Workout Energy, With Fewer Deposited As Fat. Choose Carbohydrates Wisely Low-sugar, Complex Carbs Are An Important Part Of A Healthy, Active Lifestyle. Zero-lactose, Starch-based Complex Carbs, As Formulated Here In Muscle Milk, Supply Energy To The Body In The Form Of Glucose. Glucose Is The Only Energy Source For Red Blood Cells And The Preferred Energy Source For Exercising Muscles That Are Operating Anaerobically. Muscle Milk Also Supplies Carbs In The Form Of Fiber, Acknowledging That Fiber Is An Important Part Of A Healthy Diet. Evopro - Nature's Ultimate Protein-amino Blend Human Milk Is Composed Of Unique And Highly Complex Proteins, Peptides, And Amino Acids, Which Together Promote Rapid Muscle Tissue Growth. Nature Created This Precise Mix To Stimulate Muscle Growth To Higher Levels, And Evopro Models Nature By Including These Same Alpha And Beta Micellar Caseins (from Calcium And Sodium Caseinate), L-glutamine, And Alpha-lactalbumin And Lactoferrin (from Whey). Evopro Is Your Ultimate Nitrogen Delivery Source For Muscle Development.	vs	Next Generation Nutraceuticals Extra Strength Non-gmo Natural Source 6.2 Mg Linoleic Acid Per Serving Expeller Pressed - Zero Solvents - Zero Additives Gluten Free - Wheat Free - Dairy Free 4 Week Supply Due To Recent And Exciting Research Studies, Scientists Are Exploring The Many Potential Health Benefits Of High Linoleic Safflower Oil. A Recent University Double Blind Cross-over Study Comparing High Linoleic Safflower Oil To Conjugated Linoleic Acid (cla), Showed That It May Help To Reduce Trunk Adipose (belly Fat), Support Insulin Sensitivity, Maintain Healthy Blood Glucose And Support A Healthy Response To Inflammation. This High Linoleic Safflower Oil Is An All-natural, Non-gmo, Expeller Pressed Oil Without The Use Of Any Harsh Solvents Or Additives.
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Free Of			vs	Gmo, Gluten, Wheat And Dairy.
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Disclaimer		These Statements Have Not Been Evaluated By The Fda. These Products Are Not Intended To Diagnose, Treat, Cure, Or Prevent Any Disease.	vs	These Statements Have Not Been Evaluated By The Fda. These Products Are Not Intended To Diagnose, Treat, Cure, Or Prevent Any Disease.
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Count		2.47 lbs	vs	224 Softgels
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Servings		32	vs	28
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Potency			vs	1089 mg
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Statement		This Product Contains Ingredients Derived From Milk And Soy. This Product Is Manufactured In A Plant That Processes Milk, Soy, Wheat & Eggs.	vs
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Weight		2.92 lb	vs	0.9 lb
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Serving Size		1 Scoop	vs	8 Softgels (8712 Mg)
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Directions		For A Single Serving, Mix 1 Scoop (35g) In 5-6 Fl. Oz. Water Or For Two Servings, Mix 2 Scoops (70g) In 10-12 Fl. Oz. Water. Muscle Milk Can Be Used Before Workouts, After Workouts Or Prior To Bedtime. Individual Nutritional Requirements Vary Depending On Gender, Body Weight, Level Of Activity And Exercise/training Intensity. Use 1-3 Servings (35g Per Serving) Per Day As Part Of A Well Balanced Diet That Includes Whole Foods And Other Protein Sources. Do Not Use This Product As Your Sole Source Of Nutrition.	vs	For Adults: Take 8 Softgels Daily. Take 2 Softgels 3 Times A Day With Food And Take An Additional 2 Softgels At Night. For Best Results, Use For At Least 12 Weeks In Conjunction With A Calorie-controlled Diet And Exercise Program. Consume 8-10 Glasses Of Water Per Day. Protect From Heat, Light And Moisture.
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Other Ingredients		Evopro (calcium And Sodium Caseinate, Milk Protein Isolate, Whey Protein Isolates, Whey Protein Concentrate, Whey Peptides, Lactoferrin, L-glutamine, Taurine). Leanlipids (medium-chain Triglycerides, Canola Oil, Sunflower And/or Safflower Oil, L-carnitine), Cocoa Powder, Maltodextrin, Resistant Maltodextrin, Fructose, Natural And Artificial Flavor, Cytovite 1 Vitamin Mineral Blend, Fructo-oligosaccharide, Potassium Chloride, Acesulfame Potassium, Sucralose, Soy Lecithin.	vs	Safflower Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin And Water.
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Supplement facts
Total Carbohydrates		8 g	vs
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Dietary Fiber		2.5 g	vs
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Calories		150 kcal	vs	80 kcal
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Sugars		2 g	vs
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Potassium (K)		395 mg	vs
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Sodium (Na)		115 mg	vs
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Total Fat (lipids)		6 g	vs	9 g
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Saturated Fat		3 g	vs	1 g
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Protein		16 g	vs
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Polyunsaturated Fat			vs	7 g
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Monounsaturated Fat			vs	1 g
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Cholesterol		8 mg	vs
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Calories From Fat		55	vs	80
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Biotin		52.5 mcg	vs
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Vitamin C (As Ascorbic Acid)		10.5 mcg	vs
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Vitamin B12 (As Cyanocobalamin)		1.05 mcg	vs
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Folate (As Folic Acid)		70 mcg	vs
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Niacin (As Niacinamide)		3.5 mg	vs
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Soluble Fiber		2 g	vs
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Iodine (As Potassium Iodide)		26.5 mcg	vs
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Vitamin D (As Cholecalciferol)		70 IU	vs
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Chromium (As Chromium Nicotinate)		48 mcg	vs
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Magnesium (As Magnesium Oxide)		70 mg	vs
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Insoluble Fiber		1 g	vs
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Iron (As Ferrous Fumarate)		3 mg	vs
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Vitamin A (As Palmitate)		875 IU	vs
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Calcium (As Di-Calcium Phosphate)		175 mg	vs
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Copper (as Gluconate)		0.35 mg	vs
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Oleic Acid			vs	1394 mg
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Stearic Acid			vs	174 mg
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Palmitic Acid			vs	523 mg
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Linoleic Acid			vs	6,272 mg
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Phosphorus (as Dicalcium Phosphate)		225 mg	vs
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Other Fatty Acids			vs	349 mg
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