Whey protein gluten free
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5 grams of heart healthy fat (from extra light olive oil), and can therefore assist in managing pain and inflammation. It also contains 15 grams of whey protein isolate, 23 vitamins & minerals, and 3 servings of fruits and veggies providing a quick and convenient way to get much needed nutrition. All mix1 products are all-natural and free of lactose, gluten, soy, casein and caffeine.
I have had very odd palpitations when consuming whey protein since 2001. Since 2005, it appears that other foods (wheat gluten, rice, corn products for example) cause or exascerbate a whole different palpitation.
I haven't noticed this on any message forum before.
Has anyone experiences something similar? Food, specifically a few types of protein seem to have caused me major problems.
mix1 is a protein drink that helps people suffering from Colitis. We're getting a ton of feedback about how mix1 helps, so we want to give some bottles away so more people can see if it works for them - we keep hearing how it really improves quality of life.
Here is more info about the contents:
mix1 protein & antioxidant drink has 100mg of green tea polyphenols (equivalent to 4 cups of green tea) and 2.
Red meat makes HE worse and I get my protein from whey added to sugar-free carnation instant breakfast and I eat poached eggs and toast for lunch and a salad with turkey and cheese with an egg usually in the evening. For snacks I still eat the whey which Is unflavored and I can add it to anything. They wanted me to get it from plant based products, fish, chicken and turkey, cheese and eggs. I was a mess and they threatened me with a feeding tube.
As a result of my hypothyroidism, I have developed and eating disorder over the years which I am finally working on. My nutritionist, who I do like, wants me to drink whey protein shakes (1 per day) to get my protein levels up. A friend of mine with hypo told me to STOP drinking them, and considering I am on new medication (Armour-2 grains) and gaining weight with recurring hypo symptoms (please, do not tell me to eat less, I am eating under 1300 calories a day), she may be right.
Antibodies can also fluctuate and testing them more than once is really a waste of money, because once you have Hashimoto's, you have it for life.
T4 and T3 are the hormones that your thyroid would produce if it could, so those are what you need to be testing. Of the Total T4 in your blood, approximately 90-95% is bound by protein and can't be used, therefore it's important to test the Free (unbound) portion to see what's actually available for use.
Fixing the hyperthyroidism will help you regain weight.
Agree to avoid iodine - so check the label in any protein supplement to make sure there is not added iodine (which would be unlikely for whey protein).
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