Review on Scivation Branched Recovery Glutamine Servings by Andrea Gleason

I usually use Xtend Original but decided to give it a try. There are three things that confuse me a little (besides the much higher price): Taste: Not the taste of Sour Gummy itself, but rather an odd aftertaste that it seems to mask. It takes a while to get used to, but the first sip is always a bit nervous. Color: The powder itself is brown and turns opaque when mixed, like a dirty green antifreeze. However, not the end of the world. Solubility: In short, it is not. Your daily workout begins by stirring this material after adding water so that it dissolves halfway. Even then, the slurry stays at the bottom of my bottle and I shake it between sips to make sure I'm getting an even amount of what's in the slurry, because after all it has to be good, otherwise what's the point? also in it? I gave four stars because during my workout I noticed a difference in how much easier it was to complete my sets and add reps. The only way I can know for sure is if I go back to the original when it's all gone, and if my performance suffers afterwards, then the Elite's value for money will go up, even with the little things that I mentioned before.