Hi folks! I just got an email from Cytosport following an enquiry I made, and thought I'd share the answer with you. I love Muscle Milk because it's lactose free, but I wanted to make sure it was gluten-free also. Here was the reply:
Our Muscle Milk RTD’s are gluten free. Muscle Milk powder is gluten free except for the following flavors:
- Cookies & Crème
- Chocolate Banana Crunch
- Chocolate Malt
Sincerely,
Jeff
Hope that helps some of you
Debbie
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Muscle Milk Gluten free!
#1
Posted 01 June 2009 - 10:53 AM
Diagnosed with Endometriosis November 2007. Went wheat free on the recommendation of my Endo nutritionist, but didn't go gluten-free. After much reading it all started to make sense and so started to suspect Celiac in June 2009.
Negative blood test June 2009
Positive stool test from Enterolab July 2009
Endoscopy on Mon July 6th!
GLUTEN FREE MONDAY JULY 6TH!
Fecal Anti-gliadin IgA: 135 Units
Fecal Anti-tissue Transglutaminase IgA: 53 Units
DQ 8 / DQ 7 genes
Endometriosis, Asthma, Excema, Arthritis, Dental problems, Fatigue
Food allergies: Dairy, eggs, almonds, ginger, gluten
Negative blood test June 2009
Positive stool test from Enterolab July 2009
Endoscopy on Mon July 6th!
GLUTEN FREE MONDAY JULY 6TH!
Fecal Anti-gliadin IgA: 135 Units
Fecal Anti-tissue Transglutaminase IgA: 53 Units
DQ 8 / DQ 7 genes
Endometriosis, Asthma, Excema, Arthritis, Dental problems, Fatigue
Food allergies: Dairy, eggs, almonds, ginger, gluten
#2
Posted 07 June 2009 - 11:50 AM
I have used Muscle Milk for a couple of years. I primarily use Vanilla Creme powder. I have also used the Muscle Milk RTD's - especially when traveling.
Muscle Milk has worked well for me, though it is a heavy drink. It has a blend of whey (including the harder to digest and less bio-available whey concentrate) and casein proteins.
I am not currently using Muscle Milk. I have returned to Nature's Best IsoPure. The IsoPure is easier on my stomach, though it is more expensive. The IsoPure is all whey isolate, though not micro/cross filtered - it is ion exchange whey isolate. I recently used an IsoPure RTD when traveling. Again, it is more expensive than the Muscle Milk RTD, but IMO tasted a lot better and was easier on my stomach.
I called Nature's Best and they stated that all of the IsoPure products were gluten free.
The IsoPure Mass was what I used to really jump start my weight gain a few years ago.
Muscle Milk has worked well for me, though it is a heavy drink. It has a blend of whey (including the harder to digest and less bio-available whey concentrate) and casein proteins.
I am not currently using Muscle Milk. I have returned to Nature's Best IsoPure. The IsoPure is easier on my stomach, though it is more expensive. The IsoPure is all whey isolate, though not micro/cross filtered - it is ion exchange whey isolate. I recently used an IsoPure RTD when traveling. Again, it is more expensive than the Muscle Milk RTD, but IMO tasted a lot better and was easier on my stomach.
I called Nature's Best and they stated that all of the IsoPure products were gluten free.
The IsoPure Mass was what I used to really jump start my weight gain a few years ago.
#3
Posted 01 July 2009 - 06:09 PM
Rockgurl, on Jun 1 2009, 01:53 PM, said:
Hi folks! I just got an email from Cytosport following an enquiry I made, and thought I'd share the answer with you. I love Muscle Milk because it's lactose free, but I wanted to make sure it was gluten-free also. Here was the reply:
Our Muscle Milk RTD’s are gluten free. Muscle Milk powder is gluten free except for the following flavors:
- Cookies & Crème
- Chocolate Banana Crunch
- Chocolate Malt
Sincerely,
Jeff
Hope that helps some of you
Debbie
Our Muscle Milk RTD’s are gluten free. Muscle Milk powder is gluten free except for the following flavors:
- Cookies & Crème
- Chocolate Banana Crunch
- Chocolate Malt
Sincerely,
Jeff
Hope that helps some of you
Debbie
If you look on the label it says it is produced in a facility that processes wheat. Have you had any celiac related issues?
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