I'm not sure if anyone else has had a similar reaction, but I believe I am having a reaction very similar to a lactose intolerant reaction to the Myofusion Probiotic series protein powder. I am lactose intolerant and tonight I had to quit my workout early because I felt so nauseous and bloated. I was wondering if anyone else that is lactose intolerant has had this experience with protein powders made from anything other than 100% Whey Protein Isolate. I have previously taken ON 100% Whey (100% Whey Protein Isolate) without incident, so I think I am going to switch back to a 100% Isolate blend. I am curious if Gaspari has heard anything like this happening before. I'm extremely disappointed because I absolutely LOVE the taste and consistency a lot more than ON Protein. I also love that it does have a wide variety of protein blend, but I just can't deal with the nausea anymore. It is really beginning to hinder any progress I was making. If you are not lactose intolerant, I would highly suggest this product, but if you are, I would suggest staying with Whey Protein Isolate ONLY.
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03-19-2012, 08:26 PM #1
Gaspari Myofusion Probiotic Series Causing Indigestion
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only the ON hydrowhey is pure isolate. the 100% whey is Isolate/concentrate. pretty stupid buying a blend with probiotics and concentrate when your lactose intolerant.......
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03-20-2012, 06:27 AM #10
The probiotics should have no affect on someone because they are lactose intolerant from what I understand. And from what I've been reading, there is more lactose in concentrate than isolate, but shouldn't be enough of it to cause a lactose intolerant reaction. I don't have any issues eating greek yogurt, so this thread is an attempt to try to understand what actually is causing the indigestion and how to avoid it in the future.
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