Protein Powder?
prairieprana
Posts: 71 Member
Hi Everyone,
I'm just curious about whether or not any of you lovely ladies take any protein powders or supplements to meet your daily protein needs?
If you do, which ones did your doctor give you the go-ahead to use? (I don't use any but am curious about what everyone else does)
Thanks!
I'm just curious about whether or not any of you lovely ladies take any protein powders or supplements to meet your daily protein needs?
If you do, which ones did your doctor give you the go-ahead to use? (I don't use any but am curious about what everyone else does)
Thanks!
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I have had a Pre-Natal Nutrionist recommend Hemp protein powder or adding chia seed.0
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Thanks QueenOSpades! I didn't even think of hemp protein being an option (I've been fixated and to be honest, uncomfortable, about whey and/or casein protein, but I struggle to get enough protein in a day)
I'll add that to my list of things to ask my doctor about1 -
I have been advised Pro-DHA by my doctor. 30 grams powder has 10 grams of protein. to be taken twice daily with low fat milk0
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Protein powder may not be a bad idea for me, either. I have GD so I have to watch the amount of sugar in them, though. I just need a way to easily get in more calories.0
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I hate to say it never occurs to me that protein powder could be a problem! I drink shakes occassionally, the Trader Joe's powder. I try to get protein from food but I figure bring vegetarian I need a boost sometimes.0
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I like Natures Bounty protein.
www.naturesbounty.com/optimal-solutions
I use it for my smoothies or add it to fage plain Greek yogurt.
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fitto40fabulous wrote: »I like Natures Bounty protein.
www.naturesbounty.com/optimal-solutions
I use it for my smoothies or add it to fage plain Greek yogurt.
I was using this before getting pregnant and plan to continue!0 -
That is one of my concern! I used to drink WHEY protein, it says on the label that i need to consult my OB in order to continue, I only see her in 3 weeks. And it doesn't really say that I should stop drinking it...?0
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I think most protein powders advise you to seek medical advice because there haven't been any long term studies on the impact on the fetus0
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