Muscle Building Shake Recipe - Dr. Axe

Superhuman Shake Recipe

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Muscle building shake recipe - Dr. Axe

This muscle building shake recipe is designed to maximize the benefits of any workout by increasing the human growth hormones in your body. This will directly help build muscle, burn fat and keep you healthy and strong.

Total Time

2 minutes

Serves

1

Meal Type

,

Diet Type

Ingredients:

  • 3 raw eggs
  • 1 banana
  • 2 scoops vanilla whey protein powder
  • 4-8 ounces kefir or raw goat milk yogurt
  • 3 tablespoons sprouted almond butter
  • 1 tablespoon chia seeds
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon
  • ½ cup ice

Directions:

  1. Add all ingredients to blender and blend until well incorporated. Drink immediately.

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63 Comments

  1. Sifu jack on

    Dr ax I was to increase my weight just alittle by 15 pounds I have an enlarged prostate and taking all my supplements for that but eggs they say yes and know dr warlock dead doctors dont lie said eggs are great dr soloman who studied from paul brag are fertile hens eggs he was an amazing natural doctor what is best sifu Jack kung fu tai chi jkd kali Las Vegas nv I watch all your video s your great

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  2. Cheryl Keeney on

    Sadly I can’t have bananas they give me migraines. Every protein shake uses a banana, what’s a girl to do?
    I have Sibo and some sort of histamine or tyramine intolerance.

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    • Scott Smith on

      I’m not Dr. Axe, but bone broth powder is not a complete protein needed by humans. Whey protein is a very high-quality protein that contains all the essential amino acids needed by the human body. This shake seems to favor the highest quality proteins, especially since it includes eggs, for the best possible muscle growth.

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  3. Stacey tobe on

    I would like your opinion regarding the shake I make myself for breakfast. Here is my recipe. I start with a lot of ice. I add 3dark kale leaves. I add 3 different kinds of berries and 1/2 a banana. I add kefir and almond milk. I.e. The new bottled almond milk. I add chia seeds and apple cider vinegar and cinnamon. Then cold filtered water. However I only drink 8 ozs in the morning, because I love coffee and sour dough bread. I usually put organic plain yogurt and add 1/2 a lime. I put this on the bread. I am rarely hungry during the day. However if I have had an active day I might drink another four ozs. I make enough to last for 2 mornings. Thank u in advance

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  4. Claudia on

    Want to lose weigth and gain lean muscle. When shoul I have my superhuman shake? Before workout, after workout? Or some other time during the day.
    And how many shakes per day.
    Mostly at night I’m always craving sugar.
    Thanks!
    Also your collagen protein and broth call my attention. To fulfill my goal which one of your products would be the best combination and the times I need to consume them.

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    • Dr. Josh Axe on

      I recommend having it before your workout. You only need to consume at most once a day. For help with products, please feel free to reach out to our customer service team. They will be able to guide you in your selection process based on personal needs.

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  5. Howard A Merrell on

    Dr. Axe, somewhere in your writings I believe I read about certain chemicals to avoid in the protein powders that we chose. Will you remind me of what they are?

    I am new to your works and am trying to garner the information that I need. I have been studying what food to eat and not to eat for certain diseases- yes, I am getting confused. I suffer from hypertension, high cholesterol, heart attack that damaged the bottom of my left ventricle and heart disease, Stage three renal disease and fatty liver disease, hypothyroidism, sever gout and spongeoarthritis. I also have had two lumbar surgeries, including surgery, and a partial tear of my right achilles tendon. Other than these, I am okay.

    Any guidance to articles and advise will be appreciated. Thank you. Howard Merrell 67 years young

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  6. Jannelli on

    Are egg shells eatables? My teeth’s root are very small and exposed. I am searching for recipes that help regrow bone, because I think that will help regrow my teeth root. I read that egg shell are high in calcium and if is gonna be eaten, egg should be organic, wash well and boiled for 5 minutes. After that, let is cool and can add to a smoothie. What information you have about that?

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  7. Daniel on

    I’ve just purchased everything I needed for super super human shake!Whats best to use, water or milk if any,and can my wife drink as well.Does see need to drink a shake that’s best for her,if so could you shoot me a recipe.Oh and by the way thanks for what you do and the way you lay it out!

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  8. Kathyann on

    Every thing organic for me is the best deal .e.g meats honey oils butter etc. This Muscle Drink Is Awesome For My husband.Thank you dr. Axe keep informing us really appreciative. May the LORD JESUS CHRIST bless you and family.

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  9. Sadako on

    Dear Dr. Axe: Thank you so much for all the generous information for our healthy life. My general health was and still excellent until a year ago when I developed macular degeneration on L eye and had vitrectomy few days ago. I like to heal myself best possible natural way and and keep myself in optimum health at age 74. I am using e.o in my daily life
    I wish you can help me to make “Superfood Shake”. using your green super food & whey..
    What else can I add to this? Cinnamon. blueberry etc. to help heal and loose some weight along side.

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  10. Ayesha on

    I have glumerlnephiritis stage 4 chronic kidney disease, can i use drink this smoothie before workout? Is there any other way to build lean muscle for me? Im 35 yrs old women.

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  11. Tim on

    Dr. Axe, I want to thank you for putting this shake out there I use it all the time especially in the morning and I try to get it in at night with eating regular meals during the day but find it to be a challenge and most times can not get three meals in or I not get two shakes in and eat the meals. I do add coconut oil to the original recipe as well with water to thin the shake out some. Thanks again for your help and recommendations to the public!

    Tim

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  12. Ethan on

    Hi Dr. Axe,

    Would you recommend taking the shake right after the workout as the post-workout recovery supplement? Thank you!

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  13. Wanda on

    Is this shake to be taken before bed? Is there a different shake for during the day? If you buy organic eggs from the supermarket are they alright raw?

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  14. Sandra on

    Hi DrAxe !
    Please help to clear this up for me. I was a personal trainer for 27 years so my nutrition background goes back to the 80’s ( boy have things changed) but I am very confused over something I hope you can clear up . I have always been taught that eating egg raw was undesirable for nutrient absorption because the avidin in egg inhibits biotin from absorbing .

    Can you shed some light on this please. Dave Asprey makes a nice cream recipe the same way and I would love to try these but I guess my old school info hinders me. Thanks. Sandra

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  15. Paige N. on

    This seems like a ridiculous amount of protein for one meal. My understanding is the the body can only utilize a certain amount of protein per meal. (20-25 grams) This seems excessive in my opinion.

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  16. Patricia Anderson on

    I just purchased three bags of Collagen Protein but did not get any information with it when it arrived. When trying to find something here on your website, I still had no luck even finding the product. I realize this is Christmas Eve and don’t expect to hear back right away but hope to hear soon. Thanks

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  17. Shannon on

    I am sensitive (not allergic) to whey & casein… What milk substitute would you recommend best for this recipe. Coconut milk? I am using the RAW brand protein powder (dairy free).

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  18. Virginia Halsey on

    Husband is 70 and on pd dialysis only weighs 125 weighed 123 when started 7 months ago on dialysis, , he uses body fortress whey powder is their another one that will help him gain more he is always low on protein when test comes back , we do have to watch phosphorous and potassium. If you know high protein that will not hurt kidney dialysis patients please let me know.

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  19. Yani on

    Can this protein be given to a man with diabetes that is only 138lb and needs to get muscles and feels weak most of the time. Also for young adults with ADHD. Thank you so much for all your advise our Holly Father continue to bless you. I really believe that God can heal us with the right food..

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    • Dr. Josh Axe on

      Yes it should be fine. For info on protocols for those conditions, check out these articles:
      https://draxe.com/health/how-to-reverse-diabetes-naturally-in-30-days-or-less/
      https://draxe.com/health/natural-remedies-adhd/

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    • Sylna on

      Standard Eggs bought in a North American grocery are likely to have bacteria, this is because we’re obsessed with cleaning things that don’t need it. The power washing of eggs removes the protective chitin from the egg shell which makes them need to be refrigerated & exposes them to bacteria. So like the Dr. said, if you get organic pastured eggs, you’re a-ok, especially if you get them from a farmer.

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  20. Derrick on

    To add to previous comment, i always thought this may have been too much protein for a type 2 diabetic, in the old version, so i only used 2 eggs and one scoop of powder……..your thoughts please!!!!

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  21. Laureen on

    Dr. Mercola says adding raw eggs with protein powder can slow down the absorption of the protein. I’m wondering what your thoughts are on this?

    Thanks!

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    • Dr. Josh Axe on

      There are several studies showing you’re best consuming multiple forms of protein for building muscle. The fats from eggs yolks may slow absorption but that is good except when taken right before a workout or during a workout.

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  22. Derrick on

    Youve changed the recipe to add chia seeds (awesome) and sprouted almond butter as opposed to regular almond buttet and but eliminated the banana…curious, whats the reason..added bonuses or the old recipe was not adequate?

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  23. beth on

    I typically do not prescribe to the calorie model,but
    at just over 1,000 calories, (twice a day?) I think I will leave this shake for the men, plus all of the
    other recommended meals I am sure I would be
    putting on a lot more than muscle.
    Thank you

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  24. Sally Krumrei Hourt on

    Is this a good idea for women also? Can you boil the eggs too before putting them in? Would it not have the same protein? I am not aware of a health benefit for raw eggs, is there one? Thanks for all your great recipes. S~:)

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  25. Rolando on

    Is there a powder form version that has all of these benefits?

    I am using raw protein from garden of life. Would it make a difference if I add that into the Superhuman Shake?

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  26. Dave on

    Dr. Axe,
    I was part of a ketotic weight loss study. Sadly the effects of which were a significant loss in muscle mass. In addition, now my base metabolic rate is 1200 calories. Can you suggest ways to increase not only my muscle mass but also my metabolic rate while somehow not gaining fat due to the large amounts of food I will need to eat so as to provide my body with adequate nutrition to enable rapid muscle growth?

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    • Anne Parker on

      Hi Dave,
      I’ve been using nutritional cleansing products for a year and a half now. The protein I use is undenatured whey. This is the best protein to use if you want to gain lean muscle since our bodies can absorb 80% of it, as opposed to 20% with other whey protein. Cleansing helps us to absorb nutrients and burns sugar and fat. This combination is great for boosting metabolism and building lean muscle. It would be perfect for what you’re looking for.

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    • Jj on

      Contact Courtney at http://graceandgrit.com. Yes, it says for women, yes, she trains me and gets amazing results. The obstacle your looking to over-come concerning metabolism and food she can help fix.

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