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Perhaps mini meals all day long, every 2-3 hours. Sounds like your metabolism is working a-ok. Keep your good fats high to help keep you fuller longer, protein intake should be high and keep your carbs to your fruits and vegetables if possible. Keep the mini meals balanced to help stave off sugar cravings and drink plenty of water to help you keep full...
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If you're looking for a safe gluten-free whey protein to drink try EAS. They are one of the very few products on the market that are completely gluten-free. I have personally checked this out for a client who has celiac disease. Another safe protein - a gainer style protein shake that is completely gluten free is Ultimate Nutrition's Muscle Juice...
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In the event that you are interested you may wish to check out EAS's whey protein - it is completely gluten free and smooth to take. It's inexpensive too! You can find it online or in store almost anywhere. As for NOW foods - they are a remarkable company, very reputable and deliver amazing products for middle of the row price!
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Found some product that are completely gluten free and safe muscle building or gaining products. EAS's line of whey protein is completely gluten free and relatively inexpensive compared to other protein powders that are not gluten free. Also, we found a weight gainer in the Ultimate Nutrition line called muscle juice that is also gluten free. Their maltodexrin...
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Just so you know L-Glutamine helps the body repair, our bodies simply do not produce enough of it, and even less as we age.....this is why it's been helping. By you taking it at night is the best thing you can do for yourself, as the body naturally repairs itself while we sleep. Cudo's to you! Now as for sugar craving??? Couldn't tell ya, you might...
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There is a product on the market called Eload, it is completely gluten free, so is there emmend. These are electrolyte balancers and help with rehydration for high intesity sports. Very much recommended.
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We are currently looking into Eload - triathletes, cyclist, runners use this drink to stay hydrated through marathon's and the taste is soft. Helps with recovery and electrolyte balances. Not very expensive either. Great to use during a weight training session also. Hope to have the official word from the supplier in the next 72 hrs. All the best,...
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If ever you need nutritional information on a product, let us know and we can obtain it from the supplier. EAS has confirmed that their protein 100% protein blend is gluten free and relatively inexpensive compared to most other brands on the market today - including the leading brands. I have their label if your interested, simply let us know. Good luck...
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Keep in mind your fats are ok, as long as they are good fats coming from a good source. You don't want to go tooooooo low in fat.
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ARCHIVED Dairy Free And Gluten Free Protein Bars And Shakes
PDN replied to horselover's topic in Sports and Fitness
Look into Vega protein powder - it is used by one of Canada's top triathlete professionals. They claim : no aminal products, no corn, no dairy, no egg, no fillers, no gluten, no soy, no wheat, no sugar, no yeast or wheat. They also claim to be preservative free, sweetener free and GMO, herbicide and pesticide-free. They come in regular, berry or chocolate... -
Optimum Nutrition's label does apprear to be gluten free, but tastes horrible. It's also semi soy based. I'm looking into Iso-Pro and Iso-Lean to be certain that they too are gluten free and taste considerable better and less expensive. Continue on your bodybuilding diet of high protein, vegetables and introduce high fat to fill you up longer and...
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Stear clear of proteins that contain glutamine peptides as in most cases they are derived from wheat. Your top quality proteins such as isolates still have peptides in them and are therefore not gluten free. Be cautious with weight gainers also. I'm researching protein powders to be sure they are safe enough for people with Celiac Disease.
