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Topic: Any good recommendation on protein powder and source?

wtl
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 19883

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My wife's LLMD recommends Shaklee product for her. Just wonder if anyone has any other recommendations.

Thanks.

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MorningSong
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 19989

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I have used Shaklee in the past and have felt it gives me energy. If I remember correctly it has dextrose sugar and I did not know if that would feed the Lyme.

One thing I like about Shaklee is that they test their products to ensure they are indeed absorbed in the body. I am not a distributer -- just someone who has benefited in the past.

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GiveMeABreak
Junior Member
Member # 17155

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The only two protein powders I can use that don't aggravate my symptoms are:

Ultra Clear Plus by Metagencs
or
Sun Warrior Raw Vegan Protein powder

For some reason other protein powders exacerbate my symptoms. Maybe because they have aspartame and other neurotoxins in them.....

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Keebler
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You can click on "supplement facts" for each of these links:

BioGenesis Bio-Cleanse Functional Food (rice protein plus much more)

http://www.needs.com/product/BioGenesis_Bio_Cleanse_Functional_Food_21/b_BioGenesis

INGREDIENTS:

http://www.needs.com/product/BioGenesis_Bio_Cleanse_Functional_Food_21/b_BioGenesis#supplements

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Not so much for protein, but great for so many other reasons, and probiotics are included:

VITAL GREENS by Green Vibrance -

http://www.vitacost.com/Vibrant-Health-Green-Vibrance-Powder-12-1-oz

INGREDIENTS:

http://www.vitacost.com/Vibrant-Health-Green-Vibrance-Powder-12-1-oz#IngredientFacts

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wtl
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 19883

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Thank you.

MorningSon - It is comforting to know someone has tried it and liked it. Why did you stop taking?

GiveMeABreak - I didn't know they make such difference among brands. Something to keep in mind.

Keebler - I will look at each of them. Have you tried these products? I would be particularly interested in your personal experience.

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