Experiences with

Whey protein

I have been giving dad whey protein shake but I want to add the amount of protein so was thinking of adding a non dairy source such as soya protein or pea protein. Is it alright to take a soya based protein shake or other soya and tofu products on a regular basis ?

I’ve ordered him clear whey protein drinks as the shakes are too much for him. Does anybody have any good tips as he needs more nutrition as he’s getting weaker. Warm wishes to all love Ali xx

Does anyone here take WHEY to complet daily protein necessity ?

Unfortunately it's just the abstract, so no info on dose/delivery methods; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36786430/ "[i]Conclusions: Our results show that whey protein supplementation does not interfere with DRT's efficacy and can be used in PWPD who need a protein supplementation without restrictions

protein daily.

I used to take Whey protein to counter it but this appears to not hit the spot. I’m utterly exhausted when this phenomenon strikes and am wondering if anyone has any ideas?

It appears that whey protein powder is a good source. Anything else? I’m also taking Nattokinase and a Bacillus subtilis supplement. Is there any point in both or are they part of the same process in the gut? Also – Covid: I’m another person who was statistically unlikely to get PD.

Can I still take bodybuilding, protein, supplements, such as whey protein, and creatine? Also, before I start, should I get vaccinated for shingles and pneumococcal? Cheers Tony

My protein level is low even with the Pro-Stat the kidney center gives to me, Is it ok to use whey protein powder? i mean in it the potassium is 160 mg per serving, Cholesterol is 55mg. I'm a dialysis person.I'm thinking cutting the per serving to half so to decrease the potassium.

I do a lot of physical exercise and have been told it’s safe for me to take whey protein. I am very conscious of what I take and have been looking h fi or a safe supplement to help my dry skin.

I have had many Takasubo heart issues and I think the cause is whey protein. Everytime I invest even the smallest amount I have a major melt down and nearly die. I looked it up and oh boy. Stay away from whey. Has anyone else had an issue with health after ingesting it?#heartissues

What has been added in the last couple of months is 1)Whey protein shake - appx 40 gms a day. ( he is 70 kg ) 2) Metformin 1750 mg a day 3) Xtandi - 120 mg a day 4 ) Orgovyx - 120 mg a day He is low diabetic - Fasting sugar around 120 mg but post prandial ia within limits and hba1c 6.7

I do serious weight training and supplement with Whey protein. I am curious about creatine supplement. intake. Is it safe? I have not read anything against, but nothing that makes me feel totally safe about it eather. Any studies on creatine with PCa and ADT out there?

Are most taking plant based protein shakes or whey based ?

Since I am vegan and don't get enough protein, a friend suggested a whey protien shake. Long story short 1 week later, I appear to be at the beginning of a flare. I think the whey protein set it off. Any experiences?

So ordered some Whey protein and some weights. So some gentle weight training plus gentle runs. After two weeks of this I have regained some of my stamina and my mojo came for a 30 min run this morning, nothing special but under 8 mins per kilometer so it looks like the medication is working.

Anyway, I'd like to hear from anyone on this site, who has any good evidence supporting or disparaging the use of protein, and, whether goat and sheep whey protein is better than cow whey protein?

[/i] As I returned to daily gym use after a 2+ year absence due to C O V I D, I have just switched from total plant protein post-workout supplementation to a combo using the more complete Whey Protein Isolate.

Would love yall's thought on which better in W&W, high or low protein diet, if either. I am thinking about this because last week blood test shows me teetering on the edge of insufficient IgG, which I have been before -- and found articles indicating I need to eat more protein. But wondering what affects

Hello: Just wanted to post my experience with taking Renadyl. First, my Nephrologist never recommended it and I wondered why? Of course, if this did work for me, he couldn't recommend dialysis or a transplant and make money from it. A Renal Dietitian did recommend it. I tried Renadyl for six months but