Q. I just read Troy’s Story and I’m intrigued. Isn’t Full Strength just another protein drink? What makes it so special?
-Daniel C., Los Angeles
A. Thanks Daniel, great question. The guiding intention in the early creation of nutrition shakes, almost two decades ago, was to deliver a full meal – an actual meal replacement.
But, truth be told, nutrition shakes seem to have fallen into two categories: one serving dieters and the other catering to only athletes and bodybuilders with protein-rich formulas.
I delivered on the original intention of the nutrition shake when I created Full Strength. It offers a level of nourishment, satisfaction and pleasure that no other shake has ever produced. Check it out:
If you really want to experience the difference between Full Strength and other “protein” or meal replacement shakes, try each yourself. Pay attention to how they taste, how you feel, your energy levels, and your mental focus. Then take another assessment after 15 minutes, then an hour, two hours, 3 and up to 4 hours.
What are you waiting for Daniel? Nourish Your Freedom Today.
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 | Known as "The Fitness Philosopher," for his deep, clear approach to the cutting through the fitness conundrum, Shawn is a 20+ year veteran in the field of Lifestyle Fitness and Peak Performance. Author of several best-selling book, with one of the most photographed physiques in history, Shawn, with his brother, Bill Phillips (Body for LIFE) catapulted EAS sports nutrition into the world leader and Muscle Media magazine and the documentary movie, Body of Work. He created the first computerized training system in PowerBuilding and the popular Variable Split System for Muscle Mass. Now, in his 40's, a husband and father of two young children, Shawn is passionate about helping busy, high-achieving "men in the middle" enjoy vibrant, energized, amazing, Full Strength lives! He has recently created the World’s 1st and only true premium nutrition shake for men, Full Strength — clinically proven to build muscle, burn fat and boost energy. His most recent book, Strength for LIFE is the "how to" guide to a Lifestyle of Fitness Freedom. |
12. November 2009 at 9:39 pm
Hi Shawn,
I was wondering about women using the Full Strength.
Troy’s story was intriguing…
I wanted to give it a try…
but is it ok for women to use it the same way?
Any recommendations for women?
Use the shake, change the quantity of the shake?
Ok for women to use same directions as men?
Thank You, Leona
16. November 2009 at 8:13 pm
Yes, Steve, you really must try Full Strength for yourself. I don’t know about this, “nutritionally tone deaf business” (forgive me Shawn), but I’m the biggest skeptic in the world — I tried it I can tell that you will feel better and become sharper within minutes, maybe seconds — mentally, physically, and emotionally. I’ve been using Full Strength for about 3 years and I know that it’s changed my life./ Recently after being laid off, I had to put my Full Strength breakfast on hold. I’m a positive person, but there’s no doubt that my body, mind, and soul feels its absence. When you try Full Strength, you will not have to try to find proof of its goodness and effectiveness. No matter how skeptical you may be, you will not be able to deny the thrilling results!/