Myofusion Review

The supplement I am going to be reviewing today is Myofusion by Gaspari Nutrition.

Myofusion is a very well known protein in the bodybuilding community. Visit any bodybuilding site or store and it’s almost always in the top 10 of best selling items on the site. With such high and mighty sales, I just had to see what the hype was all about. I ordered a 2lb tub of myofusion milk chocolate from bodybuilding.com and used it for about 3 weeks.

Ingredients and Price

As soon as you glance through the nutritional facts label, you can quickly see that myofusion has a very impressive ingredient profile. It has 25g’s of protein per scoop with only 3g’s of fat and 2g’s of sugar. In addition to its great looking macronutrient content, myofusion also has very impressive formulation. Myofusion uses three very effective and different types of protein in it’s formula. It contains a combination of milk protein, egg protein and whey protein all in one. With a powerful combo like this, your body will have a consistent flow of protein to supply to your muscles through the day. This is because milk protein(casein) takes up to 12 hours to be fully absorbed by your body, whey protein takes about 30mins-1hour and egg protein is right about in the middle. With such a consistent flow of protein, your muscles will always have a ready supply of amino acids for maximal muscle growth. The only complaint I have about the ingredients is the choice of artificial sweetener but it’s not a big deal.

Ingredients: 9/10

The pricing for myfusion is good and bad depending on where you buy it. As you can see in the little box above the page, the prices vary a lot from one store to another. Bodybuilding.com has a very good deal now where if you buy a 5lb tub of myofusion they also give you a 280g tub of super pump 250 (pre workout supplement). Outside of smart shopping and special deals, If I had to just look at the standard price alone, I’d still say it was very well priced.

Price: 7.5/10

Taste and Mixability

Depending if I am on a bulking or cutting stage, I will mix my protein with either water or milk. When I was using myofusion I was on a bulking stage, so I drank it with milk 95% of the time. With milk, myofusion seemed to have a bit trouble mixing. I noticed that there were small clumps of protein stuck to my cup and a few floating around my drink even after I throughly stirred it with a spoon. The few times that I drank it with water, I felt it mixed easier then it did with milk.

Mixability: 6/10

Although the mixability was a minor nuisance, the taste made up for it big time. Out of all the proteins that I have used over the years, myofusion has been the absolute best tasting. With milk, myofusion milk chocolate tasted exactly like nesquik and with water it was just as good. I found that staying away from sweets was so much easier with this protein because the taste of myofusion seriously satisfies your cravings without all the dirty calories.

Taste: 10/10

Conclusion

Without a doubt I would recommend anyone who is serious about bodybuilding or any other muscle driven sport to try this protein. It has a great ingredient profile with a fair price and a taste that is absolutely fantastic. The  nuisance of sub par mixablility is very minor and in my opinion should not hold you back from trying it out.

Overall: 9/10