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Protein Drink Helps

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I did use unjury unflavored immediately post op, when I was desperate to get some protien in my body. When I used just a little I could not tell it was there for the most part. But when I tried to mix alot into a small amount of food to, it changed the consistency of the food, weird. I still didn't notice too much of a change of taste and I am ultra sensitive to that protein taste. I have not tried the gnc brand.

Agree wth comment above most change the texture and if you add too much it changes the taste. Protein is such an individual taste, I had so many texture issues in the beginning and I could not stand the sweet drinks. They reminded me of Ensure that I used to give my patients and all of them made me gag. I loved latte's so I found some on a web site that reminded me of this and I could mix them in 4oz's of water and I could tolerate. Like I said everyone is different and it is trial and error. Jay Robb makes an unflavored protein but I can taste the whey in it. I guess my favorite is called Pure Protein from Bariatriceating,com. It runs about 25 dollars a bag. I would mix this in 2 ozs of water and added to a Starbucks latte in my early days. A skinny Latte made with SF syrups, skim milk and no whips. Good luck.

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