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Protein Shakes Enough For A Breakfast Meal?

I noticed that a lot of folks use Protein shakes, for various reasons.

I was wondering if I do try the shakes for Breakfast, will that be enough to fill me and support the role of breakfast being the most important meal?

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    Yes...though eventually we are supposed to get all of our nutritional needs met with a diet of regular foods. You will increase the Protein content of the shake if you mix the Protein powder with milk

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Yes...though eventually we are supposed to get all of our nutritional needs met with a diet of regular foods. You will increase the Protein content of the shake if you mix the Protein powder with milk.

I have read where others have shared that their band is too tight in the morning to allow them to eat anything, and in that scenario definitely have a shake. Something with good nutritional value is better than nothing.

I have a protein shake for breakfast every morning. Both my surgeon and nutritionist know this and say it's fine, but that is the only one I'm allowed a day.

like Mis and Sojo stated, its okay. (my dr knows i do also).

I drink one every morning because i am not hungry in the a.m. but know that i need (fuel/protein) to sustain me til lunch time. so i make my shake, throw into freezer til its milkshake like and drink on the way to work.

I too, have a protein shake for breakfast every morning. I use Unjury mixed with fat free milk, sometimes adding a banana. Surgeon and nutritionist recommended as I just too tight for regular breakfast.

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Just saw my NUT today and she said not to do Protein shakes as a meal in the morning. UNLESS I know I won't be eating that meal. She said that I need to fill up with food Proteins in order to fill my stomach and last till my scheduled snack. She likened the shake to a slider because it just goes straight down.

But I will try one one day, I'm just curious how it tastes! :-)

I drink a protein shake in the morning. I also freeze it for 1 hour. Turns very thick and then you have to drink it slowly as it thaws.

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