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Compare	Genceutic Naturals High Linoleic Safflower Oil	VS	CytoSport Muscle Milk Light Vanilla Creme

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There are 27 differences and 2 similarities between Genceutic Naturals High Linoleic Safflower Oil, CytoSport Muscle Milk Light Vanilla Creme

General
Description		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.	vs	Building Athletes From The Inside Out Lower Calorie Lean Muscle Protein 25g Lean Protein Lactose Free 20 Vitamins & Minerals Pre / Post Workout Free Of Banned Substances Cytosport Has Been Overwhelmed By The Amazing Success Of Muscle Milk . If There Has Been One Repeated Request, It's "make Muscle Milk With Less Fat And Fewer Calories, But Keep The Same Great Muscle Milk Taste!" Well, We Heard You. Introducing Muscle Milk Light Same Great Performance - Same Great Taste With 50% Less Fat And 33% Fewer Calories Than Genuine Muscle Milk. Muscle Milk Light Is Scientifically Designed For Individuals Who Want To Maximize Lean Muscle Gains While Reducing Caloric Intake. Precision Protein Blend Muscle Milk Light Contains A Precise Blend Of Rapid Releasing Whey And Slower Digestingmicellar Casein From Milk Protein Isolate/concentrate And Calcium And Sodium Caseinate To Create A Constant Supply Of Amino Acids, The Building Blocks Of Muscle Tissues. Choose The Right Kind Of Fat! The Leanlipids Used In Muscle Milk Light Are More Likely Burned For Muscle Energy And Heat Than Stored As Fat. Medium-chain Triglycerides (mct), The Pre-digested, "fast-burning Fats" Help Provide The Caloric Energy Needed To Fuel Exercise And Recovery. Polyunsaturated And Monounsaturated Fatty Acids From Canola And Sunflower Oil Provide Essential Omega-3, 6 & 9 Fatty Acids. Choose Carbohydrates Wisely. Zero-lactose, Starch-based Complex Carbs Found In Muscle Milk Light, Supply Energy To The Body In The Form Of Glucose. Glucose Is The Only Energy Source For Red Blood Cells And A Preferred Energy Source For Exercising Muscles That Are Operating Anaerobically.
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Warnings			vs	Do Not Use This Product As Your Sole Source Of Nutrition.
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Free Of		Gmo, Gluten, Wheat And Dairy.	vs	Lactose, Banned Substances.
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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		224 Softgels	vs	1.65 lbs
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Servings		28	vs	30
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Potency		1089 mg	vs
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Weight		0.9 lb	vs	2.06 lb
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Serving Size		8 Softgels (8712 Mg)	vs	Approx 1 Scoop (25 G)
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Directions		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.	vs	Mix 1 Scoop (25g) Into 5-6 Fl-oz Water Mix 2 Scoops (50g) Into 10-12 Fl-oz Water Muscle Milk Light 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. Cytosport Products Complement A Healthful Eating And Hydration Plan That, When Combined With A Balanced Exercise Program, May Contribute To Healthy Weight Management And Recovery From Exercise. Use 1-3 Servings (25g Per Serving) Per Day As Part Of A Well-balanced Diet That Include Whole Foods And Other Protein Sources.
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Other Ingredients		Safflower Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin And Water.	vs	Protein Blend (calcium And Sodium Caseinate, Milk Protein Isolate And/or Concentrate, Whey Protein Isolate And/or Concentrate, L-glutamine, Whey Peptides, Lactoferrin, Taurine), Maltodextrin, Lean Lipids Blend (sunflower Oil, Midium Chain Triglycerides, Canola Oil, L-carnitine), Vitamin And Mineral Blend, Soluble Corn Fiber, Natural And Artificial Flavor, Crystalline Fructose, Potassium Bicarbonate And/or Potassium Chloride, Gum Blend (cellulose Gum, Xanthan Gum, Carrageenan), Salt, Acesulfame Potassium, Sucralose, Soy Lecithin. Vitamin And Mineral Blend
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Supplement facts
Total Carbohydrates			vs	13 g
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Dietary Fiber			vs	1 g
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Calories		80 kcal	vs	210 kcal
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Sugars			vs	2 g
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Potassium (K)			vs	210 mg
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Sodium (Na)			vs	240 mg
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Total Fat (lipids)		9 g	vs	6 g
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Saturated Fat		1 g	vs	2.5 g
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Protein			vs	25 g
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Polyunsaturated Fat		7 g	vs
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Monounsaturated Fat		1 g	vs
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Cholesterol			vs	20 mg
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Calories From Fat		80	vs	50
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Oleic Acid		1394 mg	vs
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Stearic Acid		174 mg	vs
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Palmitic Acid		523 mg	vs
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Linoleic Acid		6,272 mg	vs
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Other Fatty Acids		349 mg	vs
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