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Allergic to whey
Hey guys i'm 18, and I weigh about 130lbs. I just started working out and I noticed im allergic to something in whey protein. I have read around and it looks like whey is the best out there. Im extremely bummed because im pretty skinny and i'm tired of it! So I went in the GNC store and the lady recommended egg protein instead. What do you guys recommend and why? Btw im going in for a doc's appointment soon to get an allergy test. Thanks !
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Chasing cats since 1967
Why don't you just consume regular food rather than processed fast food sold as supplements?
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Banned
Originally Posted by WonderPug
Why don't you just consume regular food rather than processed fast food sold as supplements?
This and can use Hemp powder protein from time to time, with fruit etc (homemade) to help up the calories in between meals. Funny enough I was 130 at 5"8 and now just a bit over 180. I used weight gainers but that is like protein chocolate cakes. Best to make your own and carry them around with you in a backpack like I used to.
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Registered User
Egg protein is processed fast food? Explain. And i'm looking for vast amounts of protein so i can consume atleast my bodyweight in grams of protein a day.
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Registered User
If allergic don't have it... What's so hard about that
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Registered User
Bobby, what do you use to make your weight gaining cakes? I'd like to put on about 20 lbs but im not looking to get huge you know?
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Registered User
Originally Posted by AlwaysTryin
If allergic don't have it... What's so hard about that
Are you serious? I posted looking for an alternative, not for you to tell me to take something i'm already not going to. Please dont reply if you dont have constructive feedback, thanks.
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Chasing cats since 1967
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
And i'm looking for vast amounts of protein so i can consume atleast my bodyweight in grams of protein a day.
You weigh 130 pounds. One reasonable size steak and you've consumed more protein than you need for the entire day.
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Registered User
Originally Posted by WonderPug
You weight 130 pounds. One reasonable size steak and you've consumed more protein than you need for the entire day.
So a reasonable size steak has atleast 130g of protein in it?
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Chasing cats since 1967
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
So a reasonable size steak has atleast 130g of protein in it?
The steak I had for dinner least night contained over 175 grams of protein and the salmon I had for lunch today contained more than 125 grams of protein.
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Registered User
Also, im looking for fast acting protein like whey and egg protein. Also please let me know what you used to make those chocolate cakes! My friends are recommending me weight gainers. And the reason i'm looking for fast acting proteins is because my dad used to lift and he said anything other than fast acting is a waste of money. Not sure what he means by it.
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Chasing cats since 1967
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
And the reason i'm looking for fast acting proteins is because my dad used to lift and he said anything other than fast acting is a waste of money.
I'm afraid your father simply doesn't know much about nutrition, as that makes absolutely no sense.
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Originally Posted by WonderPug
I'm afraid your father simply doesn't know much about nutrition, as that makes absolutely no sense.
How do I found out the protein count in my steaks? And he says you're supposed to drink a whey shake right after you workout because thats the fastest and best way to get results.
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Chasing cats since 1967
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
How do I found out the protein count in my steaks?
Use Google.
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
And he says you're supposed to drink a whey shake right after you workout because thats the fastest and best way to get results.
He's simply wrong.
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Sexy Silhouette Man
Look, if you can't use the whey powder than that's fine. It's not a necessity. There's no real benefit to it besides the convenience, or if you are trying to fit more calories in but aren't hungry enough. You can easily get your 130g of protein from good sources like eggs, chicken, tuna, other fish, beef, and dairy products if you can stomach them; milk, yogurt, etc. Whey protein is the protein that is in milk. The powder is a removed, processed version of it.
Meal timing doesn't matter and having a preworkout or postworkout shake will not improve gains.
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Originally Posted by Brofessor
Look, if you can't use the whey powder than that's fine. It's not a necessity. There's no real benefit to it besides the convenience, or if you are trying to fit more calories in but aren't hungry enough. You can easily get your 130g of protein from good sources like eggs, chicken, tuna, other fish, beef, and dairy products if you can stomach them; milk, yogurt, etc. Whey protein is the protein that is in milk. The powder is a removed, processed version of it.
I work and have school, I don't have the time for nutrition plans like that unfortunatley.
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Banned
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
Bobby, what do you use to make your weight gaining cakes? I'd like to put on about 20 lbs but im not looking to get huge you know?
Hemp protein, fruit, rice dream, a little milk, olive or flax seed oil. You can also add nut butters for fats/calories. I add other things too but that is a calorie gainer.
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How do postworkout shakes not help? Your muscles begin to eat themselves if you dont "feed" them after you workout right?
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forevercutting(semi-srs)
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
I work and have school, I don't have the time for nutrition plans like that unfortunatley.
Lol what?
Stop trolling
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Chasing cats since 1967
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
How do postworkout shakes not help? Your muscles begin to eat themselves if you dont "feed" them after you workout right?
I guess you're trolling.
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No im serious, I think I remember my teacher saying something about atrophy or something and your muscle begins to break down if you dont give it the nutrients you need after a workout or something?
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Chasing cats since 1967
Originally Posted by Ksteez11
No im serious, I think I remember my teacher saying something about atrophy or something and your muscle begins to break down if you dont give it the nutrients you need after a workout or something?
Believing supplement ads is a bad idea.
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Dat Summer Bulk
Protein synthesis works up to 24hours (or was it 48).
You could drink a shake 10secs after your workout or two hours and still reap the same benefits.
At 130lbs, your lean muscle mass is probably around 115ish, so you realistically only need 115g of protein in which is easy to achieve on a daily basis.
Whey, casein, egg, soy and all kinds of processed powder protein is just a supplement if you can't achieve 115g.
Btw, you should do a manual self brainwash and clear all the bullcrap you heard from the media and your dad because it's nothing else but broscience, marketing strategies and lies.
A pure newbie lifting since November 2012.
Beginning weight in Nov 2012: 142lbs
Starting vs Current Big 3: 85/65/45 vs 205/205/320
Nutrition Section is my home.
Anti-Broscientist.
I rep back.
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