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    need a different type of protein powder

    Ive had a food tolerance test done as i always have a bad stomach, it came back saying i cant eat chicken, dairy products, bread and i cant have whey protein powder, so i bought some soya protein powder but it leaves a horrible taste in my mouth for hours. I only take protein powder before and after training is there any other products out there i can take?

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    crap thats a bummer. I have also always had stomach issues and Im waiting for the results for my food tolerance test. should have them by tuesday. WHey also screws up my stomach. Would love to see alternatives too

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    what happens when you have these things?

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    just started reading about this stuff, bcaa's dont know if it solves ur problem but worth a read perhaps:

    Branched Chain Amino Acids (Powder or Capsules)

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    BCAAs make up one third of muscle protein. During intense exercise the BCAAs are expended from muscle tissue at a rapid rate, leading to increased muscle tissue breakdown. BCAA-5000 is a high potency formula with a specific ratio of branched chain amino acids designed to enhance absorption and muscle tissue recovery. Amino acids play a vital role in muscle growth and recuperation, hormone production, weight management and many other important bodily functions. BCAAs are metabolized directly in the muscle and are especially useful to athletes because they may improve nitrogen retention by sparing other amino acid groups for repair and rebuilding.

    Recommended Use: on training days, mix 1 scoop with water or your favorite beverage. For best results consume 1 serving 60 minutes prior to exercise and 1 serving immediately after exercise but at least 3 hours after the first serving. On non-training days, take 1 scoop with first meal of the day, take second serving with a meal at least 6 hours later.

    For best results: Take along with foods. BCAA has minimal taste but does not mix well. Mixing into a thicker shake works best or put in mouth and wash down with water or juice.

    Warning: Pregnant or lactating women, diabetics, hypoglycemics, and people with known medical conditions and/or taking drugs should consult with a licensed physician and/or pharmacist prior to taking dietary supplements.

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    soy leaves bad taste? but you can drink it.
    so continue
    egg whites pro
    beans - carb/pro
    lentils - carb/pro
    red meat
    kangaroo
    deer

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    tuna...

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    If i eat Chicken,whey and dairy products i get bad stomach and the runs
    mainly in the evenings, alcohol does the same.

    Been to the Doctors and told him my symtoms and he said i got irritable bowel syndrome I.B.S.

    wish i could get a new stomach

    the taste that soya protein leaves in my mouth last about 4hrs horrible

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    maybe cut the alcohol first and see how you go

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    i have ibs. it can get aggrevated by dairy (as can any human's stomache can) but chicken? that's odd. i question that and soy. anyhow, they have rx for helping this out. look into that. also go to a health store and get some selenium husk. i've never taken it but have been told it will help if needed.

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