STN Display , Thinkpad 340 <| sep |> But what movie is this from ? <| sep |> How many days has nostream been a thing vs libble being a thing , tho ? As far as I understand , Nostream ' s only been a thing for around a week at most and already has around a third of libble ' s content . How many years has libble been around ? <| sep |> You would need an overhang lot , like the seawall you used . As to a download for one . I don ' t know , sadly . I ' ve searched simtropolis far and wide and never found what I wanted , but I ' m sure it exists somewhere <| sep |> bioavailabilityexplained . htmBasically , in a nutshell , bioavailability describes how much protein from a source your body actually uses . Whey protein , for instance , has very high bioavailability as the body uses a large percentage of the protein actually in the powder . Eggs also have very high bioavailability . One issue I ' ve had with vegan powders in the past is their very low bioavailability . Whey is one of the highest soy and hemp , on the other hand , has very low bioavailability , so even though the label may say there ' s a certain amount of protein in the powder , your body only absorbs about half of that , much lower than whey . So my question was basically , how much of this protein does your body actually use ? I see from the website that this protein is a blend of different sources , not one ie , not just soy , not just hemp , etc . Rice protein is one of the higher plat based proteins irt bioavailability , which is nice , but i wonder how the mixing of all the different sources effects that .