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<blockquote data-quote="Saul" data-source="post: 96901" data-attributes="member: 16541"><p>Hi all. Can I get some advice? Thanks for posting Will. I was 'talking to a guy' and he commented that there is some misleading labeling on whey protein in that it may say whey protein isolates (WPI) on the front but there may also be non-isolates in there also or the isolate may not really be pure - so one has to really read the ingredients and even then it can be iffy. Will, you mentioned that WPI is lactose free. Does anyone have a recommendation for a quality brand of whey protein isolate (that is lactose free)? </p><p>.</p><p>As background, I have been feeling terrible when I have dairy, either basic whey protein or milk/cream/cheese . . . Based on my rese<span style="font-size: 10px">arch and talking to Dr, I could be having a bad reaction to the proteins or I could be lactose intolerant. It is hard to determine which is the cause. My plan I was going to try these pills with the <span style="color: #111111">[FONT=&quot]Lactase enzyme that I take with meals. If I have dairy and these pills and no issues, then it is probably the lactose that is causing me the problems. Then I could use the WPI as a supplement since it is lactose free. [/FONT]</span></span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Saul, post: 96901, member: 16541"] Hi all. Can I get some advice? Thanks for posting Will. I was 'talking to a guy' and he commented that there is some misleading labeling on whey protein in that it may say whey protein isolates (WPI) on the front but there may also be non-isolates in there also or the isolate may not really be pure - so one has to really read the ingredients and even then it can be iffy. Will, you mentioned that WPI is lactose free. Does anyone have a recommendation for a quality brand of whey protein isolate (that is lactose free)? . As background, I have been feeling terrible when I have dairy, either basic whey protein or milk/cream/cheese . . . Based on my rese[SIZE=2]arch and talking to Dr, I could be having a bad reaction to the proteins or I could be lactose intolerant. It is hard to determine which is the cause. My plan I was going to try these pills with the [COLOR=#111111][FONT="]Lactase enzyme that I take with meals. If I have dairy and these pills and no issues, then it is probably the lactose that is causing me the problems. Then I could use the WPI as a supplement since it is lactose free. [/FONT][/COLOR][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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