whey protein

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Can someone comment about Whey Protein Isolate. From what I have

read, it does not contain Casein. My son does not tolerate casein,

but would it be okay to try him on some whey protein. What did Elaine

think about whey protein.

Any comments would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Myra

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Whey Isolate

Elaine writes:

First of all, I do believe I have a section on my website about whey -

with lactose or not.

It is an inferior protein. Having watched a lot of history unfolding,

I hate to see you parents being used for economic gain. For many

years, whey, a byproduct of cheese manufacture was dumped wherever

possible - most of the time in farmers' creeks. Because it contained

so much carbohydrate (lactose) it caused bacteria to ferment it

vigorously and the stench was horrendous. Farmers complained for

miles around. Finally, the Dept. of Agriculture decided to turn

another waste product into money and posted all sorts of new

bulletins about how wonderful whey was. In biochemistry, we learn it

is an inferior protein and one which is most apt to cause allergic

reactions. Perhaps those promoting it do not know biochemistry nor

history but this is my take on whey anything. The best protein is

casein - as my website tells you, it was ued by developing countries

(as well as industrialized countries) as the best protein to help

children dying from diarrhea from cholera, etc. to regain health.

Those who do not know history are doomed to live through the same

mistakes.

colby

scd 7.5 weeks

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> Can someone comment about Whey Protein Isolate. From what I have

> read, it does not contain Casein. My son does not tolerate casein,

> but would it be okay to try him on some whey protein. What did

Elaine

> think about whey protein.

>

> Any comments would be appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Myra

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