whey protein

[Guest guest]

I have just ordered the Isoprinosine. I have read that it is a very safe drug

wiht few side affects. I am giong to begin on it as soon asa it arrives.

Anyone know of any reason why it would be contraindicated to use with Gamma

Globulin?

a

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[Guest guest]

They like to sell things in groups of 4 or 6 for a discounted price. Is

it possible you are clicking on one that says $33 per bottle, group of 6

bottles? They do usually sell them singly as well.

Cindi

" C.Tab. " <tab@...>

02/17/01 12:39 AM

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cc:

Subject: Whey Protein

Hi,

I wish to order Life Extension Enhanced Protein at LEF.com. But when I

put

in my order at about $33, the total comes to $200 or more. If anyone

still

uses this product, advice would be welcomed. Thank you, Christie

[Guest guest]

,

Colostrum definitely contains both lactose and casein. ImmunePro Rx

has only a small amount of lactose, and I would imagine not very

much casein, because casein is the protein in the curds fraction of

milk, rather than the whey fraction. I don't know why you would

respond the same to both of them. Perhaps you have bacterial

overgrowth of your small intestine, so that some bacteria are

fermenting nutrients in these products before your body is able to

digest and absorb them.

Rich

> <PRE> If you are allergic to lactose and casein, as well as

have candida and

> Ibs, would that affect taking IMMUNEPRO AND LIQUID COLOSTRUM .

I seem to

> bloat on both. Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Take Immuneplus instead. I am lactose intolerant and

can handle it. I think, and double check this, because

am not sure, that it does not contain lactose.

Mr. Raba

> > <PRE> If you are allergic to lactose and casein, as well as

> have candida and

> > Ibs, would that affect taking IMMUNEPRO AND LIQUID COLOSTRUM .

> I seem to

> > bloat on both. Thanks,

[Guest guest]

In response to 's earlier message about whey protein, I have a question. I

am 2 1/2 years out and have lost 195 pounds. My first year tests were great but

second year indicated I need more protein. I have to admit that I have NOT taken

whey protein in a VERY LONG TIME but do try to eat alot of protein first before

I eat anything else.

One of the reasons I stopped was because everytime I took it, I got a terrible

stomach ache and gas. So uncomfortable!!! I am lactose intolerant and can only

eat yogurt if I take generic Lactaid pills.

My question is: Can my lactose intolerance be the problem with my reaction to

whey protein? If so, must I take the enzyme pills with it so I don't have a

stomach ache? Can anyone recommend a brand or kind of whey protein that might

not bother me as much?

I know on this list there have been many, many discussions about whey protein

but I have forgotten them so now that I have to fix my problem, I need more

information.

Wasn't there some website mentioned where we could buy trial sizes of protein to

save money if we don't like them/can't tolerate them?

Any help any of you folks can give me would be wonderful. Thanks.

in Seattle

MGB Dr. R.

2/26/02

360/165

[Guest guest]

linda the whey is the most easily absorbed but if it is aggrivating

you lactose problem....could you try soy protein? there is also a

liquid protein .... i think most of it is cherry flavored... but let

me warn you.... you wanna talk " gagging " ???? ewwwww! but you know

what, i drank that crqap for 6 months once trying to lose weight! one

more crash diet..... one more failure.... but it WAS protein.....

just a thought... what about atkins bars?? i like the creamy

cinnamon bun morning start ones... good luck!

xoxoxoox

cathy s in va

>

> In response to 's earlier message about whey protein, I have a

question. I am 2 1/2 years out and have lost 195 pounds. My first

year tests were great but second year indicated I need more protein.

I have to admit that I have NOT taken whey protein in a VERY LONG

TIME but do try to eat alot of protein first before I eat anything

else.

>

> One of the reasons I stopped was because everytime I took it, I got

a terrible stomach ache and gas. So uncomfortable!!! I am lactose

intolerant and can only eat yogurt if I take generic Lactaid pills.

>

> My question is: Can my lactose intolerance be the problem with my

reaction to whey protein? If so, must I take the enzyme pills with it

so I don't have a stomach ache? Can anyone recommend a brand or kind

of whey protein that might not bother me as much?

>

> I know on this list there have been many, many discussions about

whey protein but I have forgotten them so now that I have to fix my

problem, I need more information.

>

> Wasn't there some website mentioned where we could buy trial sizes

of protein to save money if we don't like them/can't tolerate them?

>

> Any help any of you folks can give me would be wonderful. Thanks.

>

> in Seattle

> MGB Dr. R.

> 2/26/02

> 360/165

[Guest guest]

,

Whey IS a by-product of milk, so it certainly could be the lactose

intolerance. Have you tried Soy protein?

I've a friend who is Vegan and gets most of her protein from Soy

products, including protein shake mix. She is totally lactose

intolerant - has been since birth. She has no problen with Soy.

Marley

>

> In response to 's earlier message about whey protein, I have a

question. I am 2 1/2 years out and have lost 195 pounds. My first

year tests were great but second year indicated I need more protein.

I have to admit that I have NOT taken whey protein in a VERY LONG

TIME but do try to eat alot of protein first before I eat anything

else.

>

> One of the reasons I stopped was because everytime I took it, I got

a terrible stomach ache and gas. So uncomfortable!!! I am lactose

intolerant and can only eat yogurt if I take generic Lactaid pills.

>

> My question is: Can my lactose intolerance be the problem with my

reaction to whey protein? If so, must I take the enzyme pills with it

so I don't have a stomach ache? Can anyone recommend a brand or kind

of whey protein that might not bother me as much?

>

> I know on this list there have been many, many discussions about

whey protein but I have forgotten them so now that I have to fix my

problem, I need more information.

>

> Wasn't there some website mentioned where we could buy trial sizes

of protein to save money if we don't like them/can't tolerate them?

>

> Any help any of you folks can give me would be wonderful. Thanks.

>

> in Seattle

> MGB Dr. R.

> 2/26/02

> 360/165

[Guest guest]

There are other ways to get in protein without eating a lot of meats. Egg

whites are all protein, and they are very low in fat and cholesterol. I

make fried egg whites, and it goes down easy. Usually throw in 3 or 4

whites, a bit of butter or oil (small amount) and salt and pepper. Tastes

good with Gatorade or juice, too! I think the whey is promoted b/c it is

easily digested and there is a lot of protein in a small amount, but it is

by no means the only protein source out there.

Just my two cents...

Joanie

5/25/04

Drs. Walsh and Rutledge

290/240 (as of August 25; I weigh monthly)

>From: " lrjacobs3@... " <lrjacobs3@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: Whey protein

>Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 20:56:03 GMT

>

>

>In response to 's earlier message about whey protein, I have a

>question. I am 2 1/2 years out and have lost 195 pounds. My first year

>tests were great but second year indicated I need more protein. I have to

>admit that I have NOT taken whey protein in a VERY LONG TIME but do try to

>eat alot of protein first before I eat anything else.

>

>One of the reasons I stopped was because everytime I took it, I got a

>terrible stomach ache and gas. So uncomfortable!!! I am lactose intolerant

>and can only eat yogurt if I take generic Lactaid pills.

>

>My question is: Can my lactose intolerance be the problem with my reaction

>to whey protein? If so, must I take the enzyme pills with it so I don't

>have a stomach ache? Can anyone recommend a brand or kind of whey protein

>that might not bother me as much?

>

>I know on this list there have been many, many discussions about whey

>protein but I have forgotten them so now that I have to fix my problem, I

>need more information.

>

>Wasn't there some website mentioned where we could buy trial sizes of

>protein to save money if we don't like them/can't tolerate them?

>

>Any help any of you folks can give me would be wonderful. Thanks.

>

> in Seattle

>MGB Dr. R.

>2/26/02

>360/165

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

Cheap whey protein are often contaminated with large amounts of lactose and

so can be hard on some people's stomachs.

More expensive methods of separating the whey proteins leads to a lactose

free formula.

I like " Designer Whey " protein.

DrR

Re: Whey protein

In response to 's earlier message about whey protein, I have a

question. I am 2 1/2 years out and have lost 195 pounds. My first year tests

were great but second year indicated I need more protein. I have to admit

that I have NOT taken whey protein in a VERY LONG TIME but do try to eat

alot of protein first before I eat anything else.

One of the reasons I stopped was because everytime I took it, I got a

terrible stomach ache and gas. So uncomfortable!!! I am lactose intolerant

and can only eat yogurt if I take generic Lactaid pills.

My question is: Can my lactose intolerance be the problem with my reaction

to whey protein? If so, must I take the enzyme pills with it so I don't have

a stomach ache? Can anyone recommend a brand or kind of whey protein that

might not bother me as much?

I know on this list there have been many, many discussions about whey

protein but I have forgotten them so now that I have to fix my problem, I

need more information.

Wasn't there some website mentioned where we could buy trial sizes of

protein to save money if we don't like them/can't tolerate them?

Any help any of you folks can give me would be wonderful. Thanks.

in Seattle

MGB Dr. R.

2/26/02

360/165

[Guest guest]

- Thanks for the information about the website - I will check it out

today.

in Seattle.

[Guest guest]

I was using Designer Whey and I found the Sport Pharma Whey Protein at

Costco for $19.99 so I bought it. I like it! It's kind of sweeter than

Designer Whey (even though it has less sugars). I heard that it's

similar to Optimum Whey. I think it's good, I'm not sure what to look

for when buying a Whey Protein, but I've been loving the Costco one.

They only had Vanilla when I went. I'm going this weekend and I hope

they have the chocolate!

>

> Don't know if any of you ladies have Costcos in your town (like Sam's

> Club, etc.) but I stopped by there over lunch, and they had 6lb tubs

> of Whey protein- both chocolate and vanilla- for $19.99. They said

> they normally carry it, but I had never thought to look there, so I

> was pleasantly surprised to run across it. It comes out to about

> 20cents an oz.

>

[Guest guest]

The only things I look for when I buy whey is:

- how many scoops do I need to use to get adequate protein

- how low are the carbs, as I want to be able to add my carbs from fresh fruit

I only buy natural or vanilla; it's simple to customize the flavoring with

things I already have in the house, without having to buy so many different

products:

- add unsweetened baking cocoa

- fresh/frozen strawberries

- vanilla extract

n

At 09:07 AM 1/30/2006, you wrote:

><SNIP> I'm not sure what to look

>for when buying a Whey Protein, <SNIP>

[Guest guest]

I would take it on an empty stomach and then dont eat anything for at least

20 minutes.

I take mine 1st thing in the morning!

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

I tried Whey Protein Isolate and it did not make me feel well at all!

I don't think its a milk problem.

Would goatein be better???

****try an Enzyme Formula with it.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Or you may just have taken too much. Try a smaller dose. I believe Goatein would

only be better if you are allergic to cow's milk. If you aren't allergic to milk

but might be sensitive to lactose, try taking lactaid with the whey (as CS

suggested). That helped my problems with bloating from the whey.

Trina

bhammanuk@... wrote:

Hi All,

I tried Whey Protein Isolate and it did not make me feel well at all!

I don't think its a milk problem.

Would goatein be better???

****try an Enzyme Formula with it.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

What brand did u use? The only one that I noticed a markedly, or

any, positive response from was ImmunePro.

Mike C

>

> Hi All,

>

> I tried Whey Protein Isolate and it did not make me feel well at

all!

> I don't think its a milk problem.

> Would goatein be better???

>

>

> ****try an Enzyme Formula with it.

>

> Regards

> CS

[Guest guest]

Hi Trina,

It wasn't the amount, because I took a very small amount. I didn't have

bloating, just an over all yicky feeling, especially in the head.

Janet

Katrina Tangen <tvpro36@...> wrote:

Or you may just have taken too much. Try a smaller dose. I believe Goatein

would only be better if you are allergic to cow's milk. If you aren't allergic

to milk but might be sensitive to lactose, try taking lactaid with the whey (as

CS suggested). That helped my problems with bloating from the whey.

Trina

bhammanuk@... wrote:

Hi All,

I tried Whey Protein Isolate and it did not make me feel well at all!

I don't think its a milk problem.

Would goatein be better???

****try an Enzyme Formula with it.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi Trina,

It wasn't the amount, because I took a very small amount. I didn't have

bloating, just an over all yicky feeling, especially in the head.

Janet

** this is a normal herx rection - what kind of reaction did you expect? I

had this yicky feeling on Whey protein isolate for 3 months!

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Whey protein isolate - like the biotics range is going to be VERY low in

lactose.

Whey protein concentrates contain more lactase.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet,

Well, two things come to mind. One is that you're having a strong reaction

because it's working. It could be that you need to decrease the amount even

more--I've read somewhere of some people starting with the amount on the end of

a toothpick. The other is that you might be sensitive to whey in a bad way. I

don't know much about this, but I know there is discussion of sulphur

sensitivity and all the methylation stuff in the archives. If this is the case,

I don't think Goatein will help because it still has the amino acids that cause

these problems. If you are sensitive to milk in general, then trying Goatein

would make sense, but it didn't sound like you are. Maybe someone who knows more

about this will jump in.

Trina

Janet s <jgstev716@...> wrote:

Hi Trina,

It wasn't the amount, because I took a very small amount. I didn't have

bloating, just an over all yicky feeling, especially in the head.

Janet

Katrina Tangen <tvpro36@...> wrote:

Or you may just have taken too much. Try a smaller dose. I believe Goatein

would only be better if you are allergic to cow's milk. If you aren't allergic

to milk but might be sensitive to lactose, try taking lactaid with the whey (as

CS suggested). That helped my problems with bloating from the whey.

Trina

bhammanuk@... wrote:

Hi All,

I tried Whey Protein Isolate and it did not make me feel well at all!

I don't think its a milk problem.

Would goatein be better???

****try an Enzyme Formula with it.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

CS.

I am new to the group and new to all I learn everyday here.

Janet

bhammanuk@... wrote:

Hi Trina,

It wasn't the amount, because I took a very small amount. I didn't have

bloating, just an over all yicky feeling, especially in the head.

Janet

** this is a normal herx rection - what kind of reaction did you expect? I

had this yicky feeling on Whey protein isolate for 3 months!

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

I do feel that if you get your supplemental program right you can turn

yourself around in around 12 months.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

hi i am allergic to cows milk and using goat milk whey by mt capra products

now but some food allergy books say that u can also become allergic to

goats milk if allergic to cows milk .. good luck with goat milk whey .tealk

> [Original Message]

> From: Katrina Tangen <tvpro36@...>

> < >

> Date: 4/26/2006 6:56:56 PM

> Subject: Re: Whey Protein

>

> Or you may just have taken too much. Try a smaller dose. I believe

Goatein would only be better if you are allergic to cow's milk. If you

aren't allergic to milk but might be sensitive to lactose, try taking

lactaid with the whey (as CS suggested). That helped my problems with

bloating from the whey.

>

> Trina

>

> bhammanuk@... wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> I tried Whey Protein Isolate and it did not make me feel well at all!

> I don't think its a milk problem.

> Would goatein be better???

>

>

> ****try an Enzyme Formula with it.

>

> Regards

> CS

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

HI Trina,

Thank you for your tips on Whey Protein. I did better today. Took less with

more water and drank slower. Slowly but surely, I guess.

Janet

Janet s <jgstev716@...> wrote:

CS.

I am new to the group and new to all I learn everyday here.

Janet

bhammanuk@... wrote:

Hi Trina,

It wasn't the amount, because I took a very small amount. I didn't have

bloating, just an over all yicky feeling, especially in the head.

Janet

** this is a normal herx rection - what kind of reaction did you expect? I

had this yicky feeling on Whey protein isolate for 3 months!

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

I'm glad it's going better! Hope it helps you.

Trina

Janet s <jgstev716@...> wrote:

HI Trina,

Thank you for your tips on Whey Protein. I did better today. Took less with

more water and drank slower. Slowly but surely, I guess.

Janet

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