Guest guest Posted December 14, 2008 Report Posted December 14, 2008 > Perhaps the Threonine I'm taking > is from a whey product, as was in your case. It is not marked as such > on the bottle. I'm going to stop taking it for a few days and see > what happens. My cognitive functioning is really off. It is hard for > me to think or focus. I hadn't made the connection to your supplement when I posted that, but it very well may be the case. I was only looking at " complete " amino acid products rather than individual ones, but it seemed like most were whey products. Country Life was the only one I found that listed no milk. Still, think I might call them b/c it's odd how some of these companies try to get around these labeling things. Like the Vitamin E thing from soy - they say it's " derived " from soy but there's no soy protein in it. Well, I don't want to take the chance! Keep us posted. Crystal Quote
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2008 Report Posted December 14, 2008 The one I have is from Carlson's and it says it is " wheat free " but it does not say " gluten free. " I have never been quite sure if something needs to say both wheat and gluten free to be free of both-- or does one encompass the other? > > Perhaps the Threonine I'm taking > > is from a whey product, as was in your case. It is not marked as > such > > on the bottle. I'm going to stop taking it for a few days and see > > what happens. My cognitive functioning is really off. It is hard for > > me to think or focus. > > I hadn't made the connection to your supplement when I posted that, > but it very well may be the case. I was only looking at " complete " > amino acid products rather than individual ones, but it seemed like > most were whey products. Country Life was the only one I found that Quote
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