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    Protein problem

    For some reason I am allergic to Whey protein. I can drink milk, eat ice cream cheese etc. as much as I want and I have no problems. If I eat whey protein I get bad stomach problems aka the squirts. This was awhile ago and I am lifting again. I am afraid to try whey again and I NEED to find a good protein powder to take.

    I have been using Soy protein powder, but I have read some bad things about using it for weight training compared to whey. What are my choices if I am still unable to take whey?? Is egg protein the next best thing to whey or what?? Any suggestions would be great, I don't want to waste my time with the wrong supplements.

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    I switched to egg/whey combo. It is okay to use. You may want to try an isolate, but if egg is ok than I would just go with that.

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    Now your sure your not washin the Whey down with Beer are ya Cause if your drinking lots of beer that will cause that problem.
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    Hehe, no beer with my whey . Is egg protein pretty close to whey for bodybuilding purposes?

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    Well I could be wrong, but I believe that if it is a supplement, whether it is egg protein or not shouldn't matter to much.
    The key is making sure you satisfy the protein requirement for your body weight. For bodybuilding take at least 1 gram protein to each pound of bodyweight. Since that total is sometimes hard to achieve, people use supplements such as the famous whey.
    You setup a schedule where you can ingest about 45-50 grams of protein every 2 hours or so until you reach your limit. You achieve this by combining supplemental protein with natural food protein. It does get a bit more complicated, but that is the basics.. There is slow protein and fast protein. You want to take a slower protein at night when you sleep so it stays with you longer. At night you eat stuff like cottage cheese since it is more of a slow protein. Now I believe I explained that correctly... someone correct me if i'm wrong.
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    Re: whey

    Originally posted by Micker
    Hehe, no beer with my whey . Is egg protein pretty close to whey for bodybuilding purposes?
    Any protein is good for bbders. Whey and egg are two different types of protein and have a different BV value(means that it will take longer to get to your blood. no biggie it will still get there. As far as AA both are complete. Its just a little slower digesting.

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    BV is biological value, which means how much can be utilized - not how fast.

    Whey can be utilized in water in about 20 minutes I have read, egg (albumin) can last about 4-5 hours and milk protein (casein) can last about 7 hours.

    Whey gets a BV of above 100, because 100 was given to egg protein as at that time there was nothing better.

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    So then it is like I said, There is fast protein and slow protein.
    During the day you take the fast protein so your body can consume about 45-50 grams in 2 hours. Then at night when you go to bed you want the slow stuff that stays with you... Like the egg (albumin) or the Protein (casein) right?
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    Originally posted by Mudge
    BV is biological value, which means how much can be utilized - not how fast.
    huh, I was under the assumption that the BV was the absorbtion time. Caesin was the slowest like you said and whey is rated at a 100.

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    I believe the last time I saw whey on a BV chart it was at 108, but I dont recall. Like I said it was created long before whey protein existed, so egg was put at 100, milk I believe is 77.

    Digestion slows down at night so I dont know how critical it is for a super slow protein, but if I use a powder then casein would be it, some people like a milk/egg mix.

    Biological value, not absorbtion time, it has to do with how much of the protein is actually useable when digested.

    Whey is probably good for morning, pre/post workout.

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    So egg protein would be>Soy for me you think?? I just read somethings about estrogen production and soy protein.

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    Supposedly it is not soy itself, but processed soy - which means any soy you will get your hands on probably (certainly a powder).

    The soy craze died down about 10 years ago, and it wasn't around for that long. It was also by far the worst tasting protein powder I have ever had, including non flavored milk, and milk/egg combo.

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    whats the problem with soy protein ? i use it all the time .. is that bad ?

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    To make Mudges long drawn out story short ..... Soy is a poor source of protein.. Use Whey instead.. Get large tub very cheap at cosco.
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    6 pounds for $19.99 at the Costco here.

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    Yep, in fact may be a buck or 2 cheaper here.. But even at 19.99 for 6lbs....I challenge anyone to find it any cheaper than that
    You can compare the same stuff for like 30 bucks or more.
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    $3.33 a pound is hard to beat, anywhere. Its not the best tasting (both chocolate and vanilla are pretty rich), but its cheap.

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    And "CHEAP" is a good thing
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    uh ja.. thanks, except i'm in south africa where whey is pretty expensive.

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    Try lanas egg whites. They come in a big ass bucket. I would definately take this over soy protein... Also recomended by Jay Cutler.
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    ooo boy you gonna have a fun time... egg protein: i tried that before .. it mixes kak, all lumpy. tastes like shit ... and gives you gas.

    ah boo.

    not very filling either. the soy protein i use is delicious and its thick like pudding.

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    Like I stated above, use WHITES not the protein from the store. Just fry them in a pan with low fat cooking spray such as PAM.

    This way you wont get rotten egg gas LoL
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    oops sorry, it sounded like a supplement. i've never seen egg whites in a big ass bucket

    i think south africa is classified as third world ... well if its not, it should be.

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    No problemo...

    Here is the site http://www.lanaseggwhites.com/
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    Sounds like a great way to go for the person on the go that don't have time to peel their own hard boiled eggs.

    While I agree that natural protein is better than supplemental protein, most still need supplements to satisfy their high daily protein requirement. Now I start with egg whites in the morning. I eat 7-10 egg whites... with my 7 gram monster eggs I get 3.9 grams a white. The thing for me though, is sometimes it can be a challenge to stomache all 7-10. I still manage to do it though. But even taking all of the 7 eggs your only getting about 27.3 grams.. This again is great for like the morning, but you still need like a protein supplement during the day to satisfy most peoples requirements..

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    Those eggs arent too big then... I get around 5-7 grams of protein per white. I also eat 7 whites, 2 yolks in the morning. They are VERY hard to stomach...
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