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Topic: Anyone have experience w/ Undenatured Whey

Kingneptune11
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I have been wanting to start taking "Undenatured Whey" for awhile now......I know they use this with AIDS patients from what I have read.....Its supposed to be very good for the immune system....

I think Dr Joseph Mercado from Chicago sells it thru his website......Anyone know of other sources or experience with it????

Thanks in advance.......

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sixgoofykids
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I use Biochem vanilla (the other flavors are gross). Also, Jay Robb is good, but more expensive, I buy it when Whole Foods is out of Biochem. I've been using it daily for many months now. I mix it with water, then add some frozen fruit and blend.

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steelbone
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I use goofs recipe..very nice morning drink

get it from iherb. much cheaper then whole foods

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mandy614
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I've been on it for a year. It's supposed to lift glutathione levels and also is loaded with aminos for brain functioning. It's good stuff I get mine from Whole Foods. I think this is one of the supplements I will stay on for good. Make sure to get sugar free!

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daystar1952
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Can anyone explain what denatured means? I have been buying milk from a certified small family farm and am sometimes making cheese from the kefir I make. When I make the cheese, I automatically get whey in the process. I am using it to make fermented vegetables. It's fun....I don't know if the whey is denatured tho

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sixgoofykids
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Denatured is when the whey has been heated up, so undenatured, is unheated so that all the nutrients are in tact. You also want to be sure to not over-blend it and denature it yourself.

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