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I loved them pre-op. Post op....my abdominal tyrant hates them. Your mileage my vary.

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havent tried there shakes but their bars are a staple in my diet now...warning they are high in carbs and would not recommend while trying to lose.

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my abdominal tyrant hates them.

abdominal tyrant...love it!!

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I've been experimenting w/ shakes as well. first off, your tastes may change after surgery so don't go stocking up on anything until trying them after surgery. second, my own personal experience, I tried shakes w/ 10-15g of Protein per serving...these tasted good but it did not keep cravings away or give me a sense of fullness for any substantial length of time. The 25g Protein Shakes are less tasty but gave me a greater sense of fullness.

A side note, the tasty ones also did that tyrant business to me about 2 hours after I drank them, my guts were a freakin orchestra for the rest of the day.

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What kinds did you get?

I started out with the Special K Protein shakes, but my doc pointed out how high in carbs and low in Protein it was, so those were out. I had to go to GNC to find a good one. The ones I'm using now are Amplified whey Protein 60 and they have 40g protein with 5g carbs in 8oz. I drink one every morning.

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I love the OH YEAH's... vanilla Cream and strawberry Cream are my current favs. I ain't big on chocolate though. And just to clarify, but you mean the oh yeah bars are high in carbs right? I know the vanilla shake only has 4 g carbs & 3 sugars and I don't think that is high... or is it? (I think you meant the bars though... just making sure)

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I'm currently emptying an Isopure tub, its eh, 50g Protein, 220 calories, 1g fat and i want to say 3g sugar? I could be wrong. You can half that and still be just fine.

the equivalent 2 scoops of Muscle Milk light is, maybe 200 calories, 25g of Protein and 2g sugar and 6g fat.

I enjoyed the nectar chocolate as well, I might have to price check that since Isopure is $45 on sale for 3lbs

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I've been experimenting w/ shakes as well. first off, your tastes may change after surgery so don't go stocking up on anything until trying them after surgery. second, my own personal experience, I tried shakes w/ 10-15g of Protein per serving...these tasted good but it did not keep cravings away or give me a sense of fullness for any substantial length of time. The 25g Protein Shakes are less tasty but gave me a greater sense of fullness.

A side note, the tasty ones also did that tyrant business to me about 2 hours after I drank them, my guts were a freakin orchestra for the rest of the day.

A side note, the tasty ones also did that tyrant business to me about 2 hours after I drank them, my guts were a freakin orchestra for the rest of the day.

LOL! Haven't had surgery yet, but have been experimenting with shakes and powders and I have to say...UH-hem...not only do I have a very vocal tummy after ingesting, but some wicked-bad gas as well!! :( Hope this doesn't continue after surgery, all my support persons will be heading for the hills!

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LOL! Haven't had surgery yet, but have been experimenting with shakes and powders and I have to say...UH-hem...not only do I have a very vocal tummy after ingesting, but some wicked-bad gas as well!! :( Hope this doesn't continue after surgery, all my support persons will be heading for the hills!

Same here. It's less w/ the Isopure but after googling it, it's looking to me like it's a byproduct of the Protein. Mostly it's just very uncomfortable throughout the day. My nut said that i really needed to pick a shake i more than was just ok w/....right...all the ones I liked, even the muscle milk, she nixed...

I"m also preop, i did my last appointment for my requirement last week. They're submitting my papers and we'll see about setting a date soon. I was really hoping for end of year but it will most likely be the beginning of the next.

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