Re: These look like good whey products?

[Guest guest]

Hey Sue -

The only reason that I think RenewPro and ImmunePro are best is because they

come highly regarded by Cheney and have the most immunoglobulins by product.

Also, all other cheaper products caused my ulcer to flare. Don't know why. I

know where you can get RenewPro for $25 a tub, but you have to buy 3 at a time

to get that price. It's worth it for me. E-,me off list if you want to know

where.

Good luck in your search!

-Wendi

These look like good whey products?

http://www.bodybuil ding.com/ store/sport/ justwhey. html

http://www.rockwell nutrition. com/Whey+ Cool+Pure+ Non-Denatured+ Whey+Protein+

by+DFH~~1076. html

http://www.mercola. com/forms/ whey_healthier. htm

http://www.dextersp ortscience. com/products/ powerstar/ wheybeyond. html

What do you think?

Sue

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[Guest guest]

About the low temps, possibly it might be denatured. The main thing to

look for is that it will say it is denatured. It's a special process

that most whey proteins don't do. So if it is the kind you're looking

for, it will go on and on about how they use 'proprietary processes'

and have 'immune-boosting components not contained in other protein

powders including the well-researched alpha and beta Lactoglobulin,

Immunoglobulins, Bovine Serum Albumin, and Lactoferrin contained only

in fresh raw milk.'

so the 3rd one on the list looks to be the kind discussed here. The

price seems to be good to, $52 for 2lbs, from my calculations. The Whey

Cool one. I didn't look at the others.

For sleep, though, I would really go for the sam-e first of all, and

probably the tryptophan and gaba. The whey protein helped me sleep for

a while, but I'm back to staying up all night, and am fixing to get

another bottle of the sam-e, and tryptophan. I still have my gaba.

Have you been diagnosed w/cfs? There are other issues that can mimic

it, like hypothyroidism, etc.

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> http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/sport/justwhey.html

>

> http://www.rockwellnutrition.com/Whey+Cool+Pure+Non-

Denatured+Whey+Protein+by+DFH~~1076.html

>

> http://www.mercola.com/forms/whey_healthier.htm

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> http://www.dextersportscience.com/products/powerstar/wheybeyond.html

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> What do you think?

> Sue

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[Guest guest]

Just looked at the others, the first one looks like bull, like they

just added " non-denatured " because that appearantly is becoming a big

thing, and they might technically be able to call it that for some

reason.

The second one looks good, that's the one I looked at first. " whey cool "

The third one looks good too. 'whey healthier'

The forth one, 'whey beyond' seems to not be good. I'm not sure about

what process they use, but the other 'good' wheys specifically say they

are not filtered, etc, and that is specifically what this whey says it

is. So I'm guessing everything that PWC's are looking for is filtered

out. It says it's pure protein, and the stuff PWC's want are the

immunoglobulins, etc.

Read the info on whey cool, whey healthier, and some of the others

mentioned on this list, like immunepro, imuplus, etc. and notice how

they basically say the same thing. If it doesn't go into detail like

these ones do, it's probably just plain whey.

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> http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/sport/justwhey.html

>

> http://www.rockwellnutrition.com/Whey+Cool+Pure+Non-

Denatured+Whey+Protein+by+DFH~~1076.html

>

> http://www.mercola.com/forms/whey_healthier.htm

>

> http://www.dextersportscience.com/products/powerstar/wheybeyond.html

>

> What do you think?

> Sue

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