Re: Re: Cold Processed Whey Powder

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More questions about whey powder. I started taking this mixed in about

6 oz of milk a couple of weeks ago. I just realized it has been giving

me heartburn! I took it late in the evening one night and had heartburn

all that night and the next day. Then I realized I'd been having it

since I started taking it, just not as severe.

What now? I really want to do this.

Dianne

[Guest guest]

Thank you Duncan, I will try smaller servings and I managed to get a

container of whey that says nothing about low temp processing. If the

smaller servings don't work I'll have to chuck this batch. Also keeping

digestive enzymes in mind.

Dianne

On 12/3/10 6:22 PM, Duncan Crow wrote:

> Dianne, since whey is assimilated almost without digestion it is supposed to

be all assimilated in a very short time.

>

>

> You could reduce serving size and have an extra serving over the day and also

take it with digestive enzymes. Some of the whey companies add a smattering of

enzymes to facilitate digestion of that last 5% or so that needs to be digested.

>

> Also, check into the whey you have; it must be low-temperature processed and

perhaps for you, non-hydrolysed protein, which seems to be better tolerated.

>

> all good,

>

> Duncan

>

>

>> More questions about whey powder. I started taking this mixed in about

>> 6 oz of milk a couple of weeks ago. I just realized it has been giving

>> me heartburn!

>>

>> Dianne

>>

>

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I had two people tell me the same thing a few months ago.

Actually one of them gave me her remaining whey powder.

She did't want to ever try it again!

My suggestion is to : Try Tapping ( google EFT and download the free manual

) Very simple for basic application. And totally non-invasive!

Your set-up phrase could be: " Even if whey powder gives me heartburn,

I choose to accept and forgive myself for any contribution I may have in

this " .

Or : " Even though whey powder gives me heartburn, I ask my body to

completely accept it as good and to permanently discontinue any negative

reaction to it " .

Try both set-up statements if you want 3 times, and then do 7 rounds of

tapping using simple statements at each point like: this heartburn, this

reaction to whey, etc.

You may want to ease into it by starting with 1/3 of your original volume.

Visualize as you are drinking it ( very slowly), that every single drop that

is entering your body is carrying bright healing energy, full of warmth and

goodness.

You are the Producer of your own mental movie, and the more vivid and

detailed it is the better it will work for you.

I do a lot of Energy Therapy and visualization is one of my tools that is

very effective for so many different applications.

Blessings,

Nick

On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 8:07 PM, stargazer00 <stargazer00@...> wrote:

>

>

> More questions about whey powder. I started taking this mixed in about

> 6 oz of milk a couple of weeks ago. I just realized it has been giving

> me heartburn! I took it late in the evening one night and had heartburn

> all that night and the next day. Then I realized I'd been having it

> since I started taking it, just not as severe.

> What now? I really want to do this.

>

> Dianne

>

>

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Thank you for the suggestions. I will look into this.

Dianne

On 12/3/10 7:21 PM, Nickolas Schetakis wrote:

> I had two people tell me the same thing a few months ago.

> Actually one of them gave me her remaining whey powder.

> She did't want to ever try it again!

> My suggestion is to : Try Tapping ( google EFT and download the free manual

> ) Very simple for basic application. And totally non-invasive!

> Your set-up phrase could be: " Even if whey powder gives me heartburn,

> I choose to accept and forgive myself for any contribution I may have in

> this " .

> Or : " Even though whey powder gives me heartburn, I ask my body to

> completely accept it as good and to permanently discontinue any negative

> reaction to it " .

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So far, I have not seen where you can get too many enzymes, but suppose

there is a limit. In a recent article posted here, the doctor said that

enzymes are actually stored up. I have always been somewhat of an

enzyme extremist. I have always munched on fresh pineapple before meals

and take lots of various kinds and lactose with my whey. Works for me.

On 12/3/2010 9:56 PM, stargazer00 wrote:

>

> Thank you Duncan, I will try smaller servings and I managed to get a

> container of whey that says nothing about low temp processing. If the

> smaller servings don't work I'll have to chuck this batch. Also keeping

> digestive enzymes in mind.

>

> Dianne

>

> On 12/3/10 6:22 PM, Duncan Crow wrote:

> > Dianne, since whey is assimilated almost without digestion it is

> supposed to be all assimilated in a very short time.

> >

> >

> > You could reduce serving size and have an extra serving over the day

> and also take it with digestive enzymes. Some of the whey companies

> add a smattering of enzymes to facilitate digestion of that last 5% or

> so that needs to be digested.

> >

> > Also, check into the whey you have; it must be low-temperature

> processed and perhaps for you, non-hydrolysed protein, which seems to

> be better tolerated.

> >

> > all good,

> >

> > Duncan

> >

> >

> >> More questions about whey powder. I started taking this mixed in about

> >> 6 oz of milk a couple of weeks ago. I just realized it has been giving

> >> me heartburn!

> >>

> >> Dianne

> >>

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info, Jim. Especially about the fresh pineapple.

Dianne

On 12/5/10 9:31 AM, Jim wrote:

> So far, I have not seen where you can get too many enzymes, but suppose

> there is a limit. In a recent article posted here, the doctor said that

> enzymes are actually stored up. I have always been somewhat of an

> enzyme extremist. I have always munched on fresh pineapple before meals

> and take lots of various kinds and lactose with my whey. Works for me.

>

> On 12/3/2010 9:56 PM, stargazer00 wrote:

>> Thank you Duncan, I will try smaller servings and I managed to get a

>> container of whey that says nothing about low temp processing. If the

>> smaller servings don't work I'll have to chuck this batch. Also keeping

>> digestive enzymes in mind.

>>

>> Dianne