Is this protein powder mix questionable?

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The discussion centers around a protein powder mix, with participants questioning its ingredients and potential concerns. The image linked is referenced but not directly analyzed in detail. Participants suggest that searching for the text on the packaging could provide more clarity about the product's contents. The conversation implies a need for transparency in ingredient sourcing and potential health implications, emphasizing the importance of informed choices when selecting protein supplements.
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Its a protein powder mix. is there anything that raises eyebrows?

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