Question About Protein
Okay, I know that you vets are sick and tired of answering questions about protein, but I have one for you anyway . I know that everyone says to not even bother with any protein that is not whey protein isolate, and I have listened to your advice. I was on dsfacts yesterday looking for the ricotta fluff recipe and just got to reading around there since it has been a while since I have done so. Well, on the page there for protein, it says the exact opposite. Here is what it says:
According to Michelle at Vitalady.com, make sure your protein powder or drink states that it is pre-digested or hydrolized. And the best kind of protein would be a whey blend protein. Second best would be a 100% whey protein. Isolates, though good for a quick acting pick-me-up, are not sufficient alone for post-op DS patients on-going maintenance requirements.http://www.dsfacts.com/protein.html
Any thoughts or comments on this?
That's a quote from Vitalady before the protein shake companies switched up their formulas because whey protein became so scarce and expensive. A blend is good if whey protein isolate is the first ingredient and the sugar substitute and lactose content doesn't bother you. I wasn't able to drink the blends after the formulas changed, so now I stick with 100% whey protein isolates that are sweetened with Splenda, stevia or monk fruit. My best luck has been with Syntrax Nectar.
--gina
5'1" -- HW 195/SW 187/GW 115 July 08/CW 121 Dec 2012
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Thanks,
Ronnie
It's been in the last year or so. They changed my IDS vanilla cinnamon the same way. Blech! Now I use Syntrax Nectar. The Nectar chocolate truffle is good. I drink that at lunchtime sometimes.
--g
5'1" -- HW 195/SW 187/GW 115 July 08/CW 121 Dec 2012
******GOAL*******
Starting BMI between 35 and 40ish?
Join us on the Lightweights Board!
DS on Aug 9, 2007 with Dr. Hazem Elariny