Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Posted December 22, 2008 These posts are confusing as they appear at first glance that I wrote the part about whey. I'm a GFCF vegan so I wouldn't use or recommend the stuff personally. I have not idea if they have anything to do with glutathione. S S Re: Glutathione precursors Posted by: " k.ozbo " k.ozbo@... k.ozbo Sun Dec 21, 2008 2:11 pm (PST) >I have read that undenatured whey can be a good precursor for glutathione, however it is dairy and I believe the FDA has recommended it which is a bit worrying. I wonder if anyone has any experience or knowledge of this? Kenny > MB12, folinic acid, milk thistle and TMG or DMG > according to another poster. > S S > ------------------------------------------------------------ Painting Click now to find all your painting needs and improve your home today! http://tagline.excite.com/fc/BK72PcZcPLJS9fYHgzdWqbVSQK5j5c6Y7NLBTwAGMSUhvCpFn5s\ vYk/ Quote
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2008 Report Posted December 22, 2008 But it's definitely not vegan, so not for me. S S Re: No whey! Posted by: " Sophie " dsophie@... ddsophied Mon Dec 22, 2008 1:27 pm (PST) i read stuff about whey significantly increasing glut. immunocal has study showing > 20% increase i believe the process for making whey removes the dairy part so i may be wrong but i believe it is gfcf compatible -sophie ------------------------------------------------------------ Click to find airline tickets for your next trip. Airline Tickets - http://tagline.excite.com/fc/BK72PcZauUK5nwmxlWZvK1HF3si3xOj6zrvPFVIprzzdWfQv2Mn\ LQs/ Quote
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2008 Report Posted December 23, 2008 > i read stuff about whey significantly increasing glut. > immunocal has study showing > 20% increase I don't know whether or not whey affects glut, but when I gave my son whey protein powder, he definitely improved. > i believe the process for making whey removes the dairy part > so i may be wrong but i believe it is gfcf compatible Milk has two proteins, casein and whey. I used Jay Robb protein powder, which is cf. So if you are avoiding *all* milk, you would not want to use whey. But if you were only cf [avoiding casein], you can use whey. Dana Quote
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