Help?? what kind of Protein that's not sweet.

As former diabetes and still on some  pills. What kind of protein do you'll use.  I've been going to the health food store and the Muscle Milk 32g of protein and 7g of sugar ya'll right.
I get the night sweats or I really get knock out when I use these products and there's another milk can't remember the name samething happens.  I'm 2 yrs out and finally got stomp I read all the labels be nothing.

Help hair not going to grow with out the protein I see it getting thinner but longer.  To thin to cut, my hair have always be unruly.

P.S. BEEN OFF 4 SHOTS A DAY SINCE SURGERY BUT STILL ON PILLS IN THE MORNING AND EVENING.

I buy EAS Carb control -

the ready made kind stats is:

Serving Size	11 fl oz
Servings Per Container	4

Amount Per Serving		(+)
Calories	110
Calories from Fat	25

% Daily Value*
Saturated Fat  0 g	0
Total Fat  3 g	5%
Cholesterol  20 mg	7%
Sodium  280 mg	12%
Potassium  540 mg	15%
Total Carbohydrate  4 g	1%
Dietary Fiber  2 g	8%
Protein  17 g	50%

The powder is good too.

Thanks I have read so many labels. Going looking tomorrow
Thanks again.

hello click is not that sweet and very good.

Thanks I need the protein and don't want the sugar lever to go up. The last time I was at 6.5 but ant to get off of the pills.

Where can I find click in a health food store are any supermarket.

It's only available online. www.click.com and I know you can get it at amazon.com too - or you could.

But remember each scoop has one cup of coffee's worth of caffeine.

Thanks going there now.

I use Isopure for the clear liquid kind and Designer Protein....available at shoprite for the milk-based kind, however I don't mix it with milk. I buy the chocolate and mix it into the Jello sugar free chocolate pudding.  I have not had any problems with either kind.

good luck!
Heidi

I am Type I diabetic. My dietician recommended this product for me to supplement my protein intake. There is a product called BeneProtein made by Nestle Nutrition under the "Resource" label that is tasteless, nonthickening and can be mixed into any liquid. I thought it worked very well to supplement my protein levels. You have to order it through a pharmacy here in Canada. I got a 32 serving canister of it for $22 CDN. Each provided scoop has 7g of protein, 0 g fat and 0 g carbs (about 1/2 serving of protein). Directions for use are to mix one scoop into at least 120 ml (about 1/3 cup) of most hot or cold beverages or prepared soft foods including mashed potatoes, soup, pudding, hot cereal, tea, coffee or juice. It contains Whey protein isolate and soy lecithin. You can search for the product on Nestle Nutrition's website I believe if you want more information.

Best of luck,
Wil :)