Re: Dr R, would this be a good choice?!?!

[Guest guest]

325 mg's = 1/3 of a gram, basically. 1 Gram = 1000 mg's. PhillyJude

[Guest guest]

Laurie, that would be 4 calories per gram, not milligram (which is 1/1000th

of a gram.) So. the pill will not be sooooo big! :-) PhillyJude

[Guest guest]

Can that be right? IT must be one big tablet!! It would have to be

over 1200 calories. Protein is 4 cal.per mg.

Laurie

9/20/00

> Hi Dr R and everyone on the list...

>

> I was trying to get the best value for what we need to get... I

ran into

> some Whey Protein Concentrate that has 325 <yes three HUNDRED

twenty

five>

> mg of protein in one tablet... Here is the label info.. would this

be a good

> choice? it's only $16.09 for 600 tablets!!! The address is

> http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=42151 & catid=11230

>

>

> Serving Size 1 Tablet

>

> Amount per tablet %DV

>

> Whey Protein Concentrate 325 mg *

> Providing:

> I-Leucine, I-Arginine, I-Lysine

> I_Phenylanine, I-Isoleucine

> I-Valine, I-Thrwonine, I-Histidine

> I-Methionine

> *******************************************

> * Daily Vaule Not Established

> *******************************************

> Other Ingredients: tricalcium phosphate

> microcrystalline cellulose, stearic acid

> soy polysaccharides, guar gum,

> magnesium, stearate, silicon dioxide

>

> Suggested Adult Usage:

> One tablet daily as a dietary supplement

> Store securely covered in a cool, dry

> enviroment

> Do not use if inner seal is missing or

> damaged

> KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

> This product is free of sugar, starch, salt,

> wheat, corn, yeast, artificial flavors, colors

> or preservatives.

[Guest guest]

> Laurie, that would be 4 calories per gram, not milligram (which is

1/1000th

> of a gram.) So. the pill will not be sooooo big! :-) PhillyJude

Thanks - What an imge:)

Laurie