Re: These look like good whey products?--j mascis

[Guest guest]

Thank you! I really appreciate all of your help. It's so confusing

to me. I have a lot of cognitive problems from CFS and Fibro. Isn't

whey used to help your immune system and to give you energy? Would it

kind of detox my system, or should I use something else? I've been

sick with both for over 20 years now. I know it will take a while to

get to feeling better. I'd at least like to be able to not be

housebound anymore.

Sue

>

> 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.

>