Milk, egg, or casein protein less impact on insulin that Whey?

[powerliftmike]

I want to keep my blood insluin levels stable for many reasons. I have read about whey causing insulin spikes (which I will use after workouts), but can I use milk, egg, casein or some miture of those and not have insulin spikes?

[Giantz11]

Yes I do believe that some of the slower digesting proteins like Casein will cause less of a spike, but were not talking a big spike from just Whey. I mean Amino's do stimulate Insulin but nothing to be worried about.

[powerliftmike]

Cool. I haven't had a problem with bodyfat when taking large amounts of whey on a day to day basis, contray to what others say happened to them.

[Giantz11]

I've never heard of it being a problem.

[playa4933]

hm, so you dont think i will have any problems in the future? There is a history of diabetes in my family. Tryin to not develop it if at all possible

[powerliftmike]

thanks man, my thoughts exactly. although its not effecting my lifting, my health comes first. Would a milk and egg protein powder be ok?

[bulldawg_28]

thanks man, my thoughts exactly. although its not effecting my lifting, my health comes first. Would a milk and egg protein powder be ok?
A milk and egg protien shake is a great idea IMO. Whey should only be used pre and post workout since it's absorbed much faster.