Re: undenatured whey ATTN Duncan

[Guest guest]

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On 8/17/11, Dena K <jdkd@...> wrote:

> Hi group Dena here, fisrt time poster.... long time and loyal creeper. I

> wanted to see if Duncan could look over this and give his input on if this

> info seemed correct. not so much interested in this specific product, just

> is the way they define and describe whey accurate. also if you know of a

> good( and less expensive) undenatued whey.

> thank you, all! read the daily digest every day and have learned so much

> from this group.

> http://www.immune-health-solutions-for-you.com/undenatured-whey-protein.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

Gustavo Bounous, the inventor referred to in the article, did not use Immunocal

in his early research; he used regular undenatured whey concentrate that was

going to be thrown away as a waste product in Europe. This is detailed in his

book Breakthrough in Cell Defense.

The Immunocal that was developed from his research is one of the more potent,

and also the most expensive, undenatured whey isolate there is.

Many people on this list use whey concentrates and isolates that cost about 1/8

as much as leading brands and dose a bit higher to get the glutathione

precursors. This larger serving is an advantage because its the most

bioavailable protein you can eat, it is absorbed almost without digestion, and

the protein lends metabolic strength by helping to build lean tissue.

all good,

Duncan

>

> Hi group Dena here, fisrt time poster.... long time and loyal creeper. I

wanted to see if Duncan could look over this and give his input on if this info

seemed correct. not so much interested in this specific product, just is the way

they define and describe whey accurate. also if you know of a good( and less

expensive) undenatued whey.

> thank you, all! read the daily digest every day and have learned so much

from this group.

> http://www.immune-health-solutions-for-you.com/undenatured-whey-protein.html

>