Protein powders and endorsements...

My son decided a few years ago that he wanted to increase his ratio of muscle to body fat and started a weight lifting program. He's been rather successful at meeting his personal goals and at one time he was using some of the different protein powders out there on the market. When he got to where he wanted to be, he quit using the products and focused on training, though I know some out there continue to use these products. One was Stemulite which recently was in the news because former all-star college and pro running back, Roger Craig signed on as an endorser of this product.

Most times it is wondered if this is something that the athlete or star really uses as a product, but it appears in the case of Roger Craig that he not only uses the products made by True Healthy Products but his children also use it, two of them are also athletes. I always recommend people take product endorsements with a grain of salt that they use as one deciding factor when looking at a product but not just buy something because of the names attached to it. I also recommend reading all of the material on a product, as in case with Stemulite, if you are allergic to mushrooms it's not advised that you use the product and you shouldn't use the product if you are on blood thinners...