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Vega Protein Suppliment


glutenfreegirl

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Hi There,

I was wondering on the vega protein powders.....they say gluten-free but contain wheat and barley grass....I called the company direct and they said they have all products tested and are below the celiac standards.....I am still worried but have not been able to find another exceptable yummy tasting protein powder that is gluten-free and Dairy free....and it can't be whey....


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I found out the hard way that I react to barley and wheat grass the same as I do to a slice of bread. I wouldn't touch the stuff.

Have you looked into any of the Hemp protein powders? I don't remember the name but there was one that I used to use that was dairy and gluten and soy free.

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I found out the hard way that I react to barley and wheat grass the same as I do to a slice of bread. I wouldn't touch the stuff.

Have you looked into any of the Hemp protein powders? I don't remember the name but there was one that I used to use that was dairy and gluten and soy free.

Thanks i think you are right..I have tried there other products in the past and felt OK...now being 100%% gluten-free and basically not eatting anything that does not say gluten-free on the package...or even if it does not buying questionable foods like this one....i have been feeling so so so much better..I dont think it is worth the chance....I did find one yesterday in my searches that looks good and has great reviews....Manitoba Harvest...hemp pro 70 mix it right in water and go...pretty tastey and very convenient....thanks again for your help

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