Protein Shakes

[Nyabia17 16]

In preparation for surg, I seeking brand names for shakes that aren't 2 nasty... Please help a sister out I want 2 be ready

[mssalena 0]

In preparation for surg' date=' I seeking brand names for hakes that aren't 2 nasty... Please help a sister out I want 2 be ready[/quote']

I hate Protein shakes!! Lol..but I did find one that is a delight to drink ..u can find it in Publix and its pre mixed by Atkins

[Nyabia17 16]

Thank u so much I will look 4 it

[pgkpjs 113]

Look at Click, it has espresso in it which I like. Not sure if you can have it in the pre op diet though, my doctor was ok with the caffine. Pre-op I mostly stayed on the Bariatric Advantage shakes as they are thicker and the Fiber in them made me feel fuller than other shakes I have since tried

EAS (Lean Version) also has a low calorie Protein powder I recently picked up from Target that had some Fiber.< /p>

[2012 359]

I like the Zoic chocolate Protein Drink that I found at Big Lots.

[Sojourner 2,446]

In preparation for surg, I seeking brand names for shakes that aren't 2 nasty... Please help a sister out I want 2 be ready

The "gold standard" Protein for bariatric patients is "whey isolate protein", because it has all of the amino acids we need for proper nutrition on a bandster diet.

I have used the Wheybolic Extreme from GNC from the beginning of my journey. I'm sensitive to chemical tastes and aftertaste, and actually like these shakes in both the chocolate and Cookies 'n cream flavors.

powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury brand also has the whey Protein, others have given that brand positive reviews, however I have never tried it.

As per my surgeon, each shake should provide you with a minimum of 20g of protein. The GNC powder (1.5 scoops) mixed with 8oz of 1% milk provides 37g of protein.

Get in the habit of reading the nutrition labels to make certain you know what ingredients are in the food you eat, and also if they provide the nutrition you need.

[MacPack6 1]

try Pure Protein Shakes - They cpme in 3 types . They taste great and my doctor said they would work fine. Each shake has 23g of Protein. That is what I drank during pre and post op .

[Tiff S 1]

In preparation for surg' date=' I seeking brand names for shakes that aren't 2 nasty... Please help a sister out I want 2 be ready[/quote']

Im in the same boat.... i can even taste the unflavored Protein shake in anything that I mix it in... i dnt knw what to do

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[Nyabia17 16]

Thxs everybody! so grateful for the information.

[RobinGirl 34]

I really like the Unjury strawberry Sorbet mixed with light lemonade because it is nice and thin. Once the Protein dissolves it is just like strawberry lemonade. I also like to use bipro plain whey protein in my iced lattes in the morning. I don't even notice the Protein Powder anymore. I'm also a HUGE fan of the Unjury chocolate splendor. Sometimes I blend in a little Peanut Butter and its delicious! You can order both brands online.

[Nyabia17 16]

I saw Unjury products online, do they taste goo tho? I was told the whey products aren't the best tasting but it's good 4 u..... The milk based shakes taste better... Idk but if I'm not gonna be eating at least I can drink something that taste good 2 ð

[RobinGirl 34]

I saw Unjury products online, do they taste goo tho? I was told the whey products aren't the best tasting but it's good 4 u..... The milk based shakes taste better... Idk but if I'm not gonna be eating at least I can drink something that taste good 2 😜

Unjury tastes great. They are whey based which is milk Protein. They can all be mixed with non fat milk if you like. I mix the strawberry with light lemonade (I bet if mixed with milk it would taste like strawberry milk yum!) and the chocolate with milk. They aren't thick and they taste great!