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Protein shake for the lactose intolerant

sirabe
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Anyone know of a protein shake for the lactose intolerant?
In the past I had no problem that I noticed with protein shakes when i drank them after except for lots of gas and other stuff. I am thinking that maybe lactose intolerance especially now when i try to drink protein shakes before my workout and can't finish because of really painful gas.
It's funny because I eat a lot of cheese during the day and not problem, but the second I drink anything with liquid milk. My belly goes haywire.
So any recommendations?
In the past I had no problem that I noticed with protein shakes when i drank them after except for lots of gas and other stuff. I am thinking that maybe lactose intolerance especially now when i try to drink protein shakes before my workout and can't finish because of really painful gas.
It's funny because I eat a lot of cheese during the day and not problem, but the second I drink anything with liquid milk. My belly goes haywire.
So any recommendations?
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Have you tried adding Lactase? It will reduce the lactose in the product. Available at pharmacies - over the counter in with other stomach remedies.
If it doesn't help there may be something else you are reacting to.0 -
I don't believe I'm lactose intolerant, I'm just not a huge fan of milk. I have started about 3 weeks ago using soy milk to make my protein shakes. You might want to try that instead.0
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I use almond milk instead. Silk unsweetened almond milk is only 35 calories per cup.0
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I use almond milk instead. Silk unsweetened almond milk is only 35 calories per cup.0
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i experienced the same thing last year when i was drinking whey protein. there are some whey protein that are lactose free. for example, i am currently taking hydrowhey platinum0
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Anyone know of a protein shake for the lactose intolerant?
In the past I had no problem that I noticed with protein shakes when i drank them after except for lots of gas and other stuff. I am thinking that maybe lactose intolerance especially now when i try to drink protein shakes before my workout and can't finish because of really painful gas.
It's funny because I eat a lot of cheese during the day and not problem, but the second I drink anything with liquid milk. My belly goes haywire.
So any recommendations?
Jay Robb shakes are sweetened with Stevia.
Unsweetened Almond Milk is usually about 20 calories per half cup.0 -
Look for a vegan protein shake, it won't have dairy in it. Shakeology has a vegan strawberry shake or chocolate shake. I drink the chocolate. Message me if you want more info.0
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I use almond milk instead. Silk unsweetened almond milk is only 35 calories per cup.
I do use almond milk. by itself, no problems;when whey is added, problem0 -
I bought EAS soy protein powder, when I was trying to figure out the same thing. Small amount is only $9 at walmart. And mixed it with Almond milk.
It ended up being something else with me, but it let me cross that off the list.0 -
Garden of Life RAW. Non-dairy, High protein. Google it and give it a try. It's a bit spendy but I have felt great since using it.0
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Anyone know of a protein shake for the lactose intolerant?
In the past I had no problem that I noticed with protein shakes when i drank them after except for lots of gas and other stuff. I am thinking that maybe lactose intolerance especially now when i try to drink protein shakes before my workout and can't finish because of really painful gas.
It's funny because I eat a lot of cheese during the day and not problem, but the second I drink anything with liquid milk. My belly goes haywire.
So any recommendations?
Oh so plenty! You have Pea protein, brown rice protein, soy proteins, wheat proteins!
I personally recommend a brand called VEGA, you can get it at any health foods store.
It is a blend of pea, brown rice, quinoa, and other proteins that EXCLUDE DAIRY, WHEAT, AND SOY. More importantly, it is a COMPLETE protein, perfect for people with allergies or sensitive digestives! Tastes pretty good blended into a smoothie! ^.^0 -
I must say you guys are soo awesome!!!! Thanks. I'll look into the recommendations. Others would be greatly appreciated. I am sure I am not the only one out there with this issue0
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VEGA is fantastic. Go for the Vanilla Chai flavour.0
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Also try hemp protein powder instead of whey. With almond, soya or coconut milk. Or a combination of all three.0
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I been using the whey protein from Metabolic Nutrition. It has probiotics and is lactose and gluten free and comes in excellent flavors.0
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If you are allergic to lactose, whey protein isolates are virtually lactose free - especially hydrolized whey isolate. You have many options regardless.0
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