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No, try mixing with water, or use more milk, or a combonation of water and milk.
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02-19-2002, 02:07 PM #1Registered User
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? about Myoplex Lite
I just tried this for the first time. I mixed it with the recommended amount of skim milk and 5 gm of creatine. Should it be the consistency of thin pudding? It tasted good, but I felt totally sick and bloated the rest of the evening.
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The same ammount of water will thin out, but if you want to use milk just add a little more. 2 to 4 oz. should do the trick.
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The addition of extra fluid just gives you more shake to try to swallow.Get a food scale and split it into 2 servings. You can drink both w/in a couple of hours and still not get that bloated feeling.
H ave you tried Metrx? I throw a couple of those into my meal schedule. Best results of any meal replacement I ever tried.They have a new Lite line that should be just as what you have.
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add more water or skim milk. won't hurt just gives you more to drink
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do you have a problem with lactose? if so then the milk might be what is causing the bloating.
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I`d go 50/50 with milk and water, should help the problem....unless you do have a lactose problem.
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I f the problem is lactose, then just get some LACTAID and chew a couple before your shake . You should be fine .
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considering that you're taking the LITE version, i'd use skim milk and water...
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It's definitely not a lactose problem, but thanks for all the advice. I'll use milk and water next time.
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