NEW Lean Pro8® is now in a 5 LB Bag!

Lean Pro8™ is a premium protein matrix that works to build bigger, stronger, and leaner muscles faster than ever before. Each serving of Lean Pro 8™’ contains eight fast, medium, and slow-release proteins to give you a sustained flow of amino acids. These amino acids are critical to building more eye-catching muscle and increasing all-out strength.

Just as importantly, an effective protein supplement should help decrease catabolism – and that’s exactly what Lean Pro8™ does. Its nitrogen-promoting amino acids provide nutritional support to prevent muscle breakdown throughout the day and even during the night when taken before bed. Therefore, not only is Lean Pro8™ your tool to building new muscle; it’s also your tool to safeguarding the muscle you already have. Best of all, this complete arsenal comes in a formula that’s guaranteed as America’s #1 Best Tasting Protein Powder!

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Mix 1 scoop of Lean Pro8™ in a shaker, glass or blender with 6-8 ounces of ice cold water to make a smooth, delicious shake.

Before Workouts: Take Lean Pro8™ 1-1 ½ hours prior to working out to keep muscles supplied with nitrogen-promoting amino acids, and to provide nutritional support to prevent muscle breakdown.

After Workouts: Take Lean Pro8™ within 30 minutes of your workout to jumpstart muscle repair, growth, and increased muscle glycogen (fuel) stores.*

Before Bedtime: Take Lean Pro8™ 1 hour prior to bed to ensure a steady supply of musclebuilding nutrients all night long.