Reply With QuoteWhey comes from milk so...if youre "lactovegetarian" its ok....which means you eat dairy and eggs but no meat. Vegan means you avoid animal products or by-products so it would be an easy no. It depends on how strict youre trying to be. There are a slew of divisions for vegetarian but vegan is pretty cut and dry.
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whey protein/vegetarian diet
can whey protein be used in a vegetarian/vegan diet
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non vegetarianfood product that are come from the animal,
They gets protein form the animal meat. but the vegetarian means no meat, thats why they need to use protein in his diet.
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