Reply With Quotein most individuals...especially caucasoids....this shouldnt be a factor, however if its whye concentrate and you have a bit of an allergy it could be the cause.
there are many possibilties from electrolytes, sugar alcohols, chweing gum, using straws......and for fucks sake a foamy latte
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whey and bloating
ok... this might just be my mind playing tricks on me but my 6 pack has been fading ever since i started taking whey. it's the gnc pro whey... pardon me if this is a stupid question, but does whey cause bloating?
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ok thanks for the 411
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