Re: Alternate protein powder

[Guest guest]

I may be wrong but I believe that spirulina (a blue-green algae?) is an

avoid!...Correct me if I am wrong someone please...

LnL,

Steve - Cheltenham, UK

Alternate protein powder

> Hi Everyone!

>

> I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina? Maybe I'm blind

but I couldn't find it in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I saw an ad in a magazine

for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought it might be a nice alternative to

Rice protein powder. I can't find it here in Canada but I'll cross that bridge

later...

> I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for $25.00

[Guest guest]

Yes, it is an Avoid

Re: Alternate protein powder

I may be wrong but I believe that spirulina (a blue-green algae?) is an

avoid!...Correct me if I am wrong someone please...

LnL,

Steve - Cheltenham, UK

Alternate protein powder

> Hi Everyone!

>

> I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina? Maybe I'm

blind but I couldn't find it in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I saw an ad in

a magazine for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought it might be a nice

alternative to Rice protein powder. I can't find it here in Canada but I'll

cross that bridge later...

> I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for $25.00

[Guest guest]

Hey Bonny! Spirulina is an avoid, chlorella is ok. I do have all items from

new chapter and nap except the multis/probiotic. FYI, I worked for the

vitamin shoppe for 7 years or so.

love

http://www.foodforyourblood.com

Alternate protein powder

Hi Everyone!

I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina? Maybe I'm

blind but I couldn't find it in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I saw an ad in

a magazine for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought it might be a nice

alternative to Rice protein powder. I can't find it here in Canada but I'll

cross that bridge later...

I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for $25.00

Also I saw, in the same magazine (The Vitamine Shoppe) that they carry Dr.

D's products as well as New Chapters. I can't remember now but was it the

New Chapter line that was only going to be available through a health

practitioner? If so maybe this is another source - or maybe they're just

clearing out what's left of their stock.

ciao,

Bonny

To tired to enjoy life? www.macaburner.com

[Guest guest]

Also, neither one of these are a good source of protein for Os. More

suitable for As, since they don't need as much protein as Os.

Alternate protein powder

Hi Everyone!

I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina? Maybe I'm

blind but I couldn't find it in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I saw an ad

in

a magazine for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought it might be a nice

alternative to Rice protein powder. I can't find it here in Canada but

I'll

cross that bridge later...

I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for $25.00

Also I saw, in the same magazine (The Vitamine Shoppe) that they carry

Dr.

D's products as well as New Chapters. I can't remember now but was it the

New Chapter line that was only going to be available through a health

practitioner? If so maybe this is another source - or maybe they're just

clearing out what's left of their stock.

ciao,

Bonny

To tired to enjoy life? www.macaburner.com

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I guess spirilina is out then. I've suddenly

developed an abhorence for red meat - egads...it wasn't too long ago

I was drooling over hamburgers and steaks for breakfast! - so I'm

looking for a substitute primarily for breakfast. I don't want to

increase my consumption of eggs (already eating several a day). I

find the rice protein edible but gross. Any suggestions? I was

thinking that the Ons bars might work for an occasional change but in

the meantime...

What do you other nsers eat in the am?

Thanks,

Bonny

> Also, neither one of these are a good source of protein for Os. More

> suitable for As, since they don't need as much protein as Os.

> Alternate protein powder

>

>

> Hi Everyone!

>

> I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina?

Maybe I'm

> blind but I couldn't find it in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I

saw an ad

> in

> a magazine for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought it might

be a nice

> alternative to Rice protein powder. I can't find it here in

Canada but

> I'll

> cross that bridge later...

> I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for $25.00

>

[Guest guest]

My fist meal today was salmon/rice/broccoli/flax oil.

Alternate protein powder

>

>

> Hi Everyone!

>

> I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina?

Maybe I'm

> blind but I couldn't find it in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I

saw an ad

> in

> a magazine for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought it might

be a nice

> alternative to Rice protein powder. I can't find it here in

Canada but

> I'll

> cross that bridge later...

> I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for $25.00

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bonnie,

I was thinking along similar thoughts and looked up Spirilina online. It is

a blue-green algae, which makes it an avoid in Tier 1 for O's. Sorry.

> Hi Everyone!

>

> I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use spirilina?

[Guest guest]

3 eggs a day (poached) - I have an excellent " lipid profile " in spite of this. A

lot of people say that dietary fat does not equate with cholesterol problems.

Ann

Re: Alternate protein powder

Thanks . I guess spirilina is out then. I've suddenly

developed an abhorence for red meat - egads...it wasn't too long ago

I was drooling over hamburgers and steaks for breakfast! - so I'm

looking for a substitute primarily for breakfast. I don't want to

increase my consumption of eggs (already eating several a day). I

find the rice protein edible but gross. Any suggestions? I was

thinking that the Ons bars might work for an occasional change but in

the meantime...

What do you other nsers eat in the am?

Thanks,

Bonny

[Guest guest]

bonny

I have tried the Spirutein. Taste pretty good but

there must not be too good for O's because I could

feel problems with it.

Rice protein does better.

KM

--- bonny <bgm@...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone!

>

> I have a question: Can O's, particularly O-ns, use

> spirilina? Maybe I'm blind but I couldn't find it

> in the LR book. I'm asking cuz I saw an ad in a

> magazine for Spiru-tein protein powder and I thought

> it might be a nice alternative to Rice protein

> powder. I can't find it here in Canada but I'll

> cross that bridge later...

> I wonder if anyone else has tried it? 2lbs for

> $25.00

>

> Also I saw, in the same magazine (The Vitamine

> Shoppe) that they carry Dr. D's products as well as

> New Chapters. I can't remember now but was it the

> New Chapter line that was only going to be available

> through a health practitioner? If so maybe this is

> another source - or maybe they're just clearing out

> what's left of their stock.

>

> ciao,

> Bonny

>

> To tired to enjoy life? www.macaburner.com

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Had anyone tried the Wolfberry stuff from Young Living?

It's suppose to be a source of protein.

On Thu, 22 Nov 2001 22:53:21 -0500 " Lowell Barron "

<lowell.barron@...> writes:

> 3 eggs a day (poached) - I have an excellent " lipid profile " in spite

> of this. A lot of people say that dietary fat does not equate with

> cholesterol problems. Ann

> Re: Alternate protein powder

>

>

> Thanks . I guess spirilina is out then. I've suddenly

> developed an abhorence for red meat - egads...it wasn't too long

> ago

> I was drooling over hamburgers and steaks for breakfast! - so I'm

>

> looking for a substitute primarily for breakfast. I don't want to

>

> increase my consumption of eggs (already eating several a day). I

>

> find the rice protein edible but gross. Any suggestions? I was

> thinking that the Ons bars might work for an occasional change but

> in

> the meantime...

>

> What do you other nsers eat in the am?

> Thanks,

> Bonny

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My old dental hygenist (sp?) used it and raved about it. He was

allergic to animal protein, and was an unwilling Vegan. So not sure

if that makes a difference. I like essential oils and try to

incorporate them in my daily regimen.

E Long

>

> Had anyone tried the Wolfberry stuff from Young Living?

> It's suppose to be a source of protein.