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It may just be a safer way of incorporating more protein into a diabetic diet. I have read that a lot of the high protein based foods such as red meats etc aren't recommended for diabetics as they are high in saturates which can lead to heart disease and as diabetics are at a higher risk of that anyway they should minimize their intake,,,especially if they already have a condition or on statins etc.. Whey protein is a safe way of replacing that I suppose.
Well am unsure now after reading whey powder may be bad for your kidneys ...any one any info on this?
It might be good to know that the body makes saturated fat (because it's part of our body structure) from carbs.It may just be a safer way of incorporating more protein into a diabetic diet. I have read that a lot of the high protein based foods such as red meats etc aren't recommended for diabetics as they are high in saturates which can lead to heart disease and as diabetics are at a higher risk of that anyway they should minimize their intake,,,especially if they already have a condition or on statins etc.. Whey protein is a safe way of replacing that I suppose.
I have never heard of pea protein so will read about it....I used whey powder to make some bread and have had a bit of wind ooops so am putting it down to that although my hubby seems fine??
Well am unsure now after reading whey powder may be bad for your kidneys ...any one any info on this?
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