Anyone tried "macro greens" for gutloading?

[anaconda jiu jitsu]

so, im sitting here looking at my personal supplements on top of my fridge, and had an idea. Macro greens, by Macrolife, is a high quality fruit and veggie supplement for humans, where one tablespoon is better than 5 whole servings of fruits and veggies. so, i sprinkled some in with the crickets, and they went crazy for it. I dont see anything bad for my cham in it, but anyone with knowledge please look at it.low carb,gluten free ALL natural!! www.macrolifenaturals.com

 

[nightanole]

Im not sure the cham should be getting a vit mix with 6 timeS the regular amount of vit C, but only 4% of calcium.

This is just one of the designer powders that really dont do much for you. Whats next, beyond tangy tangerine with the power of 1000 babies!?

 

[tkilgour]

It looks like it has a ton of excellent ingredients in it, but I would have to research it more.

I feed my herbivorous marine fish macro algae, like nori, soaked in spirulina. However, I have never heard of this specific supplement.

 

[anaconda jiu jitsu]

I've been using it for years, as here at our gym we train in the heat,and burn alot of calories and electrolytes. It does have a small amount of spinach, but for the most part,its good stuff. The crickets went crazy on it,consuming all of it in 15 minutes. I dont see anything that could be bad for chams, but im only a beginner. The drawback is its expensive at 30.00 a can,so i think i'll just use it for myself. BUT it is interesting............

 

[tkilgour]

Certainly and interesting product. It also has some excellent super foods in it. From my overall analysis of the product it would likely work for a dry gutload. However, I have not had much time to research it completely. It would certainly work for a muscle building supplement.

 

[anaconda jiu jitsu]

its probably overkill, as i assume the chams,like anything else,will defecate all the unused nutrients. I will continue with using it on me and my cham and keep notes. Thanks for the reply.