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Pssst, you forgot to tell them you like cats.

I've been following this hot protein thread with great interest, of course.

Years ago Next (Designer) was the first mfr to mention not to heat it

(although apparently the natural is OK, I add skeptically), and not to make

it in advance & let it stand. However, just out of curiosity, I called the

800# 5 times and got 5 answers. So, I left that venue and went straight to

the mfr where I am speaking to someone higher up the food chain, so to

speak.

Universally, they say DO NOT HEAT WHEY. These are people who are in

chemical analysis, management. I spoke to the head chemist at Champion (my

beloved ProScore 100), and tried to get a " time " at which mixed protein

" turns " from protein to bacteria, but was unable to pin him down. LOL! He

agrees it does, but not in how many minutes and in fact, thought I was nuts

for wanting to know. Previously I had been told we could make it into

Popsicles, so to speak, but this guy was not enchanted with that idea at

all. Cold, sure, iced, sure, but not protein-sicle.

So, this was my most recent discussion, Being of a scientific nature, they

really did not care if I ever bought another can or not, so he was not

compromising any issues at all. When they toss " sales " out the window, I

tend to think they're speaking the truth. In his case, his interest is in

protecting the integrity of the product. If the users do not get the

desired result (because they are misusing the product), then that is of

interest to him. So, since they are shooting toward the body builder/athlete

arena, the results are worn on the outside, so to speak. ProScore 100 itself

is actually market more to endurance people, runners, bikers, swimmers, bi &

tri-athletes. So, if it isn't working for them, they FEEL the difference and

very quickly.

So, while perhaps you didn't want THIS much info, there it is, and why I

always hold the No Hot Protein line so thoroughly. I'm like Chrissie, why

take chances?

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Re: Fw: heating protein question and more

> 3, 2, 1.......YIPEEE! I'm finally legal to post to the group. Before I

respond to this post I had better introduce myself. My name is Alice (yes,

another one), I have been lurking for around 18 months (about 6 months

before I had my RNY). I had a proximal RNY in Fresno, Ca by Dr. Boone

exactly one year ago today. I have gone from a BMI of 45 to 28, from a size

24/26 to a 10. What a wonderful year it has been. I was able to stop using

insulin in March but still continue with the oral meds for my diabetes and

still don't have the blood glucose down to where it should be but I'm

working on it. I do work out three times a week at a woman's gym. I hate

naked water so flavor mine with tea and I do use protein supps.

> Now, onto the response to this particular post. Am I understanding that

what the company is saying is that the protein changes form but remains the

same amount (gramwise per scoop), we just can't use it? So what good is it

if we can't absorb it? Or did I misunderstand?

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> On Fri, 28 Dec 2001 17:02:20

> shihtzumom wrote:

> .... This does not mean that the amount of the protein is diminished.

Denaturation can affect biological value (bioavilability) and may slow the

digestion and absorption of the protein. Regardless, denatured protein

still retains full nutritional value with regard to amino acid

composition....

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How in the world did I forget to mention that? I love cats! And.........I'm a

recent red-head (from salt and pepper).

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Alice

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Dr. Boone

Dec. 28, 2000

On Sat, 29 Dec 2001 13:29:38

michelle@... wrote:

>Pssst, you forgot to tell them you like cats.

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How in the world did I forget to mention that? I love cats! And.........I'm a

recent red-head (from salt and pepper).

---

Alice

The Loon

Dr. Boone

Dec. 28, 2000

On Sat, 29 Dec 2001 13:29:38

michelle@... wrote:

>Pssst, you forgot to tell them you like cats.

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