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Wonderful!. I posted that. I hope it works!. Hope your feeling a

little better today. Debra Iam planning on going back to college

myself. I do hope I have the stamina to do it. You are so courageous.

((((hugs))))

Andi

> Hi all, I printed out the info someone posted on Thioctic Acid and

> Glycyrrhizin and went to the GNC today. I started on the Thioctic

Acid

> today and will pick up the other on Monday. This will be a test as

the TA

> says a drop in sgot and sgpt will be seen in 1-2 weeks. That is

when I'm

> due back for labs. I'll let every one know if it works.

>

> Debra

> your gentle friend

> God Bless

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I have bought from ProteinFactory.com a few times. The service has

been good. I like the fact that they can make custom blends for you

with the different protein powders and supplements and usually their

prices are pretty good. I haven't tried the hemp products.

The last time I ordered egg white protein powder I decided to try a

different source to get a egg white protein powder that has had the

Avidin neutralized and to get a better price. Avidin is a

glycoprotein found in egg whites that binds with and depletes the

level of Biotin (also known as Vitamin H) in the body.

http://www.keysupplements.com/products/985.htm

I would not recommend whole egg powder or egg yolk powder because of

a problem with the cholesterol becoming oxidized and producing some

very unhealthy products as a result of the manufacturing process.

Oxidized cholesterol is believed to be a major factor in heart

disease. Powdered milk also has the same problem. Someone else

pointed this out to me when I first noticed ProteinFactory.com had

added the organic whole egg powder to their product line over a year

ago. The article they pointed me to on the Internet was a good

report of the problem.

References:

http://www.nlfd.gov.tw/jfda/content/74/01.pdf

http://www.nlfd.gov.tw/jfda/content/81/01.pdf

Don

> whoah... i'm like: hey dudez!

>

> check this out: http://www.proteinfactory.com/store/

>

> click on individual powders then check out their proteins. also see

the egg powders, and the organic with yolk. also see separated yolk

powder mix. now check out their hemp products! now you can get hemp

oil (fat) AND hemp protein! yum. i never thought of using hemp

protein. i wonder what dr. d's REAL opinion on those fine products

would be?

> -axelO+secretor

[Guest guest]

I like Bioplex Simply Whites Egg White Powder. I think it has the

Avidin neutralized somehow, but it mainly dissolves very easily.

I've bought it at Whole Foods, but it's much cheaper at

www.bodybuilding.com. The natural doesn't have any added junk.

> > whoah... i'm like: hey dudez!

> >

> > check this out: http://www.proteinfactory.com/store/

> >

> > click on individual powders then check out their proteins. also

see

> the egg powders, and the organic with yolk. also see separated yolk

> powder mix. now check out their hemp products! now you can get hemp

> oil (fat) AND hemp protein! yum. i never thought of using hemp

> protein. i wonder what dr. d's REAL opinion on those fine products

> would be?

> > -axelO+secretor

[Guest guest]

I will say the egg white protein powder from ProteinFactory.com

dissolved better/quicker/easier then the Bioplex Simply Whites Egg

White Powder. The Bioplex powder does dissolve, but it takes longer

to do so or requires more action to get it to dissolve. After trying

to use it in a shaker a few times with I realized I needed to shake

it up and then let it sit for a couple of minutes then shake it again

and so it would be dissolved and drinkable.

KeySupplements.com has a substantially better price then

www.bodybuilding.com for the Bioplex Simply Whites Egg White Powder.

Don

> > > whoah... i'm like: hey dudez!

> > >

> > > check this out: http://www.proteinfactory.com/store/

> > >

> > > click on individual powders then check out their proteins. also

> see

> > the egg powders, and the organic with yolk. also see separated

yolk

> > powder mix. now check out their hemp products! now you can get

hemp

> > oil (fat) AND hemp protein! yum. i never thought of using hemp

> > protein. i wonder what dr. d's REAL opinion on those fine

products

> > would be?

> > > -axelO+secretor

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info!

Simply Whites 24 g protein per serving 96 cal

Protein Factory 24 g protein per serving 120 cal

What does Protein Factory add to their egg whites? I didn't see an

ingredient list online.

Cheryl

> > > > whoah... i'm like: hey dudez!

> > > >

> > > > check this out: http://www.proteinfactory.com/store/

> > > >

> > > > click on individual powders then check out their proteins.

also

> > see

> > > the egg powders, and the organic with yolk. also see separated

> yolk

> > > powder mix. now check out their hemp products! now you can get

> hemp

> > > oil (fat) AND hemp protein! yum. i never thought of using hemp

> > > protein. i wonder what dr. d's REAL opinion on those fine

> products

> > > would be?

> > > > -axelO+secretor

[Guest guest]

I don't know what they add. I noticed it does have 2g of carbs and

the Bioplex powder doesn't.

One nice thing about ProteinFactory.com is they can add Aminogen to

the protein powder you order.

Aminogen is a patented natural enzyme system that increases the amino

acid pool in the blood stream. A rather unique product because it is

the only product with research backing.

Don

> Thanks for the info!

>

> Simply Whites 24 g protein per serving 96 cal

> Protein Factory 24 g protein per serving 120 cal

>

> What does Protein Factory add to their egg whites? I didn't see an

> ingredient list online.

>

> Cheryl

[Guest guest]

i just received my new supplements for my daughter: zinc, mag citrate,

biotin.

my question is: when should i give these?

in her morning drink i give her: taurine, tmg, folic acid, 2 drops of

GSE, no-phenol, SNT, and cod liver oil. i hate to give her all these

at once; she is going to notice the " taste " of her juice is different.

can i give the biotin, zinc, and mag mid morning? i give her her

digestive enzymes w/ lunch and dinner.

from what i've read in past posts: zinc is used for chewing on

clothes/stuff?? lately in past week, she soaks her sleeves. she has

never done that before. has anyone else experienced this?

i ran out of her probiotics, going to order more. i understand, you

give this at bedtime away from biotin and gse right? should i still

give GSE?

sorry about all the questions!

thanks a bunch!

[Guest guest]

Give the zinc at bedtime.

I give the biotin in the morning, noon and bedtime and I give it with

a dose of magnesium. I also give her TMG/folic/mb12 sublingual, Omega

3, no fenol and gse in the morning in fresh juiced pear juice. I give

it with a bit of Stevia, it's not SCD legal but I have to give it to

her or she won't drink any of the stuff with her supps in it.

>

> i just received my new supplements for my daughter: zinc, mag

citrate,

> biotin.

> my question is: when should i give these?

> in her morning drink i give her: taurine, tmg, folic acid, 2 drops

of

> GSE, no-phenol, SNT, and cod liver oil. i hate to give her all

these

> at once; she is going to notice the " taste " of her juice is

different.

> can i give the biotin, zinc, and mag mid morning? i give her her

> digestive enzymes w/ lunch and dinner.

> from what i've read in past posts: zinc is used for chewing on

> clothes/stuff?? lately in past week, she soaks her sleeves. she

has

> never done that before. has anyone else experienced this?

> i ran out of her probiotics, going to order more. i understand,

you

> give this at bedtime away from biotin and gse right? should i

still

> give GSE?

> sorry about all the questions!

> thanks a bunch!

>