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Protein & CIB

> Surgery scheduled on 3/13. I would appreciate if somebody could help

> me obtain answers to the following questions:

>

> 1) Does Carnation have instant breakfast drinks with no sugar? yes

but you need real whey pre digested protein

>

> 2) Do you mix protein powder in your carnation drink? No

>

> 3) What else can you mix the protein powder in, without making

>

> things taste yucky? I just use water

>

> 4) How do you get protein down the first week, or two? it is only 4

ounces in most pre digested forms

>

> 5) Will my doctor tell me what levels of protein I will need

>

> each week? NOPE

>

> 6) Which kinds and flavors of proteins from Vitallady are the

>

> best tasting? (I'm sending for samples, but I thought you

>

> folks could help me answer this question.) I like the pro blend 55

cappuchino and Pure protein stackers and pro score 100 the later two in

Chocolate of course

>

> 7) Is is better to buy sugarless popcycles, or make your own? buy

them save yourself the hassle and you won't need to over supply post op we

can't eat a whole one

>

> I would welcome any advise. I find I'm already worrying about trying

> to maintain protein levels and managing my finicky tastes. welcome to

the group

>

> Thanks, Janet

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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I think about covered it for you.=)My vote is for the proscore 100

choc.Dawn

Protein & CIB

> Surgery scheduled on 3/13. I would appreciate if somebody could help

> me obtain answers to the following questions:

>

> 1) Does Carnation have instant breakfast drinks with no sugar? yes

but you need real whey pre digested protein

>

> 2) Do you mix protein powder in your carnation drink? No

>

> 3) What else can you mix the protein powder in, without making

>

> things taste yucky? I just use water

>

> 4) How do you get protein down the first week, or two? it is only 4

ounces in most pre digested forms

>

> 5) Will my doctor tell me what levels of protein I will need

>

> each week? NOPE

>

> 6) Which kinds and flavors of proteins from Vitallady are the

>

> best tasting? (I'm sending for samples, but I thought you

>

> folks could help me answer this question.) I like the pro blend 55

cappuchino and Pure protein stackers and pro score 100 the later two in

Chocolate of course

>

> 7) Is is better to buy sugarless popcycles, or make your own? buy

them save yourself the hassle and you won't need to over supply post op we

can't eat a whole one

>

> I would welcome any advise. I find I'm already worrying about trying

> to maintain protein levels and managing my finicky tastes. welcome to

the group

>

> Thanks, Janet

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> To Subscribe to 's monthly FREE Newsletter send an email to

GBCookbook-subscribe@...

>

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Hey Dawn glad to se you back . How are ya ?

Protein & CIB

>

>

> > Surgery scheduled on 3/13. I would appreciate if somebody could help

> > me obtain answers to the following questions:

> >

> > 1) Does Carnation have instant breakfast drinks with no sugar?

yes

> but you need real whey pre digested protein

> >

> > 2) Do you mix protein powder in your carnation drink? No

> >

> > 3) What else can you mix the protein powder in, without making

> >

> > things taste yucky? I just use water

> >

> > 4) How do you get protein down the first week, or two? it is

only 4

> ounces in most pre digested forms

> >

> > 5) Will my doctor tell me what levels of protein I will need

> >

> > each week? NOPE

> >

> > 6) Which kinds and flavors of proteins from Vitallady are the

> >

> > best tasting? (I'm sending for samples, but I thought you

> >

> > folks could help me answer this question.) I like the pro

blend 55

> cappuchino and Pure protein stackers and pro score 100 the later two

in

> Chocolate of course

> >

> > 7) Is is better to buy sugarless popcycles, or make your own?

buy

> them save yourself the hassle and you won't need to over supply post

op we

> can't eat a whole one

> >

> > I would welcome any advise. I find I'm already worrying about trying

> > to maintain protein levels and managing my finicky tastes. welcome

to

> the group

> >

> > Thanks, Janet

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > To Subscribe to 's monthly FREE Newsletter send an email to

> GBCookbook-subscribe@...

> >

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