Endurox R4 by PacificHealh - All Natural Post Workout Recovery Drink Mix with Protein + Carbs & Electrolytes - for Faster Recovery, Reduced Soreness & Muscle Rebuilding - 28 Servings (Chocolate)

I have used Endurox protein powder for about a decade with great results. I use it as a recovery drink from my 75 mile bike rides. I recover quickly and am ready for the next ride two days later. In the instances where I have not used it after a ride, I have always felt sluggish on my next ride. Empirically, it appears to do the job. It tastes great too. I mix it with vanilla almond milk.

I purchased this after reading some good reviews on running forums. This will now be my go-to recovery drink after long and workout runs. After a stress fracture I've been slowing building back mileage/intensity, and have noticed a big difference in speed of recovery after Endurox- my legs are less fatigued the next day (I'm a 46yr old female runner- the recovery is tougher than it used to be!). I have the chocolate flavor, and it's soooo good, very close to a regular chocolate milk, but even if wasn't I'd still drink it for the recovery effects.

I think the product is great. You can actually feel the difference in recovery with the endurox. Just like most of the reviewers, I too used the P90X recovery drink but did research and tried the lime endurox afterwards and loved it. It mixed better than the p90x recovery drink and tastes a lot better. The best part was that you can hardly taste the whey protein in the lime endurox. I just finished it and got a chocolate one cause it wasn't available when I got the lime. It tastes like throwup. No, that's not fair. It tastes like I threw up chocolate. Really though, it tastes like a watery mix of chocolate whey protein. I'll still make it through the small container I got, but I'm not sure why others have not evaluated these two the same as I have. The lime is delicious and I would drink it for every meal if there weren't a lot of calories in it, and the chocolate tastes a little gross.

Tastes great - no stevia, which I find really distasteful. Just the right mix of carbs & protein for recovering from heavy workouts or long bike rides and runs. Added bonus, when I take this immediately after a long ride, it balances my appetite a bit so I don’t overdo my post-ride meal (I try to eat within an hour of longer rides). I mix with milk, but tastes fun mixing with water and plant based milks as well.

I've been using this for years. Works really well and makes me feel normal after a ridiculous workout. I also use it when kayaking multiple days in a row on a trip. I feel more recovered the next day when I use this as opposed to not using it. Energy levels are better as well as endurance.

I hesitate to review nutrition products since their effect is so subjective and prone to placebo effect. However, I am now about halfway through my second 14-serving canister of Chocolate Endurox R4 (come on, if chocolate is available why bother with anything else?) and I am convinced it is helping with my workout (running) recovery. My regimen is Cytomax before and during the workout, Endurox R4 immediately after. Before trying Endurox R4, I had been experimenting with various protein/carb bars. I won't pretend to know why Endurox R4 works better (added Vitamin E perhaps) but it does work better for me. I'm definitely feeling less sore and more able to do it all again the next day, which is the whole point.It mixes easily in a blender bottle, the price is reasonable (even more so with Amazon's subscription deal) and it tastes good.

Been using this for about a week, recommended by a friend who runs distance. Tastes great and seems to do the trick!

For years I used the fruit punch flavor, then perhaps five years ago quit using it, as that flavor started to taste strange to me. Then along came the chocolate version, which I thought I'd try, and it tastes very good! And I think it does work as a recovery drink, and though expensive, is worth it. I might add that on a bike tour through northern Italy last year, it turned out to be a favorite of one of my fellow trip mates, he a world class master cyclist.