Whey Protein - I'm clueless
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capecodgirl1 wrote: »
I am sorry you don't agree with what I wrote. I'm not a doctor just someone who is reiterating what i read regarding whey. This was based on a Boston University study and a Dr.Jakubowicz wrote about whey .capecodgirl1 wrote: »[quote="cincreased
pecodgirl1;31025053"]Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.capecodgirl1 wrote: »Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.
What are you saying No to. Can you clarify? I take Isopure and I'm curious what was in the post that made you say No to. Was it Recommendation to "Isopure"?
Isopure protein is good- I'm thinking it was a no to all the other claims in the post. That's at least why I said no.
Along with Boston University, Dr jakubowics, Illinois University all agreed that whey improves insulin response, up shifts metabolism,lower cholesteral, fewer body aches, clearer skin, and deeper sleep. Again, just responding with knowledge from what I read in an article about whey protien and passing it on. People should not take this site as medical advice or the holy grail. Please get a doctors advise on any and all before your journey with weight loss.
Can we see
. I'm sorry I do not have the article even what magazine it was in to be honest. But it is what I read...But, I imagine if your that interested google the doctor or Universities with whey protien in the search engine you might get the same information. Again, I was just reiterating what I read.
If you make the claim...then you should provide the link to the study.0 -
I use the Dymatize ISO-100. It's a hydrolyzed whey protein so it's broken down to the bare basics. The birthday cake flavor is awesome with milk. And if any flavor is too sweet, I just add some kale in the blender.0
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capecodgirl1 wrote: »
I am sorry you don't agree with what I wrote. I'm not a doctor just someone who is reiterating what i read regarding whey. This was based on a Boston University study and a Dr.Jakubowicz wrote about whey .capecodgirl1 wrote: »[quote="cincreased
pecodgirl1;31025053"]Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.capecodgirl1 wrote: »Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.
What are you saying No to. Can you clarify? I take Isopure and I'm curious what was in the post that made you say No to. Was it Recommendation to "Isopure"?
Isopure protein is good- I'm thinking it was a no to all the other claims in the post. That's at least why I said no.
Along with Boston University, Dr jakubowics, Illinois University all agreed that whey improves insulin response, up shifts metabolism,lower cholesteral, fewer body aches, clearer skin, and deeper sleep. Again, just responding with knowledge from what I read in an article about whey protien and passing it on. People should not take this site as medical advice or the holy grail. Please get a doctors advise on any and all before your journey with weight loss.
Can we see
. I'm sorry I do not have the article even what magazine it was in to be honest. But it is what I read...But, I imagine if your that interested google the doctor or Universities with whey protien in the search engine you might get the same information. Again, I was just reiterating what I read.
If you make the claim...then you should provide the link to the study.
Exactly.
If you girls care that much please feel free to look it up. I am not hear to argue, bait or antagonize. I am one of many women in this world and on this wonderful web site just trying to be the best I can be, to learn and participate whatever wisdom right or wrong to help better myself or others. I bid you adieu.0 -
capecodgirl1 wrote: »capecodgirl1 wrote: »
I am sorry you don't agree with what I wrote. I'm not a doctor just someone who is reiterating what i read regarding whey. This was based on a Boston University study and a Dr.Jakubowicz wrote about whey .capecodgirl1 wrote: »[quote="cincreased
pecodgirl1;31025053"]Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.capecodgirl1 wrote: »Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.
What are you saying No to. Can you clarify? I take Isopure and I'm curious what was in the post that made you say No to. Was it Recommendation to "Isopure"?
Isopure protein is good- I'm thinking it was a no to all the other claims in the post. That's at least why I said no.
Along with Boston University, Dr jakubowics, Illinois University all agreed that whey improves insulin response, up shifts metabolism,lower cholesteral, fewer body aches, clearer skin, and deeper sleep. Again, just responding with knowledge from what I read in an article about whey protien and passing it on. People should not take this site as medical advice or the holy grail. Please get a doctors advise on any and all before your journey with weight loss.
Can we see
. I'm sorry I do not have the article even what magazine it was in to be honest. But it is what I read...But, I imagine if your that interested google the doctor or Universities with whey protien in the search engine you might get the same information. Again, I was just reiterating what I read.
If you make the claim...then you should provide the link to the study.
Exactly.
If you girls care that much please feel free to look it up. I am not hear to argue, bait or antagonize. I am one of many women in this world and on this wonderful web site just trying to be the best I can be, to learn and participate whatever wisdom right or wrong to help better myself or others. I bid you adieu.
Just a random note since you seem confused: there are men on this site too, and one of those "girls" is one of the many...0 -
I like atkins advantage shakes available at Wal-Mart Mart and some chain drug stores. Taste good to me. Especially the cafe caramel flavor. Is 11 oz. with 15gm protein, 160 calories and 4 total carbs.0
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Hi
Can anyone offer advice about Whey powder?
I'm looking to find one that is low fat, with <5g of carbs & between 15-20g of protein per serving
I've checked out a few online brands and they have loads of sugar or fat in them, I'm not looking to bulk out just supplement a meal.
Any shouts let me know & ideally something that tastes nice
Thanks in advance
I'm using as scoop of Vanilla Isopure Protein powder in non-fat yogurt with fish oil swirl, cocao or berries. Or in sugar free silk milk with shredded wheat or Uncle Sams cereal. It's 105 calories, no carbs and 25 grams of protein. Best reason - it tastes good. I'm avoiding added sugars and this stuff absolutely satisfies. My wife doesn't care for it much.0 -
Don't need it if you're reaching you daily protein goals. If not, look at Optimum Nutrition's 100% Gold Standard Whey.Hi
Can anyone offer advice about Whey powder?
I'm looking to find one that is low fat, with <5g of carbs & between 15-20g of protein per serving
I've checked out a few online brands and they have loads of sugar or fat in them, I'm not looking to bulk out just supplement a meal.
Any shouts let me know & ideally something that tastes nice
Thanks in advance
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capecodgirl1 wrote: »capecodgirl1 wrote: »
I am sorry you don't agree with what I wrote. I'm not a doctor just someone who is reiterating what i read regarding whey. This was based on a Boston University study and a Dr.Jakubowicz wrote about whey .capecodgirl1 wrote: »[quote="cincreased
pecodgirl1;31025053"]Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.capecodgirl1 wrote: »Isopure whey protien. Best as superior metabolism booster better for women. Whey fuels the growth of calories hungry lean muscle mass. Sipping whey protien in the morning first thin revs fat burn! Zero carb zero sugar zero aspartame zero gluten. ISOPURE has many different flavors and great prices found on www.puritanspride.com
Good luck
No, just no.
What are you saying No to. Can you clarify? I take Isopure and I'm curious what was in the post that made you say No to. Was it Recommendation to "Isopure"?
Isopure protein is good- I'm thinking it was a no to all the other claims in the post. That's at least why I said no.
Along with Boston University, Dr jakubowics, Illinois University all agreed that whey improves insulin response, up shifts metabolism,lower cholesteral, fewer body aches, clearer skin, and deeper sleep. Again, just responding with knowledge from what I read in an article about whey protien and passing it on. People should not take this site as medical advice or the holy grail. Please get a doctors advise on any and all before your journey with weight loss.
Can we see
. I'm sorry I do not have the article even what magazine it was in to be honest. But it is what I read...But, I imagine if your that interested google the doctor or Universities with whey protien in the search engine you might get the same information. Again, I was just reiterating what I read.
If you make the claim...then you should provide the link to the study.
Exactly.
If you girls care that much please feel free to look it up. I am not hear to argue, bait or antagonize. I am one of many women in this world and on this wonderful web site just trying to be the best I can be, to learn and participate whatever wisdom right or wrong to help better myself or others. I bid you adieu.
Just for the record... there are men on this web site also. I am not trying to argue with you I simply asked you to back up your claim. That's how it works. I work in the medical field. If I gave a presentation at work and told people to do their own research I would get laughed at.
And for the record, since I had a couple of minutes, I googled your claim. Not one peer reviewed study came up... interesting.0
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