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Calcium-Free Protein

Has anyone found or can anyone recommend a Protein powder or drink that is calcium-free or very very low in Calcium? I work out mostly in the evening and drink a shake or Protein Drink after, but I also take my Iron at night and I was advised by my dr to find a protein that is calcium-free or incredibly low in calcium, as calcium affects iron absorption. I can't mix calcium and iron within 6 hours of each other, which is nearly impossible if I'm having Protein shakes (that have calcium) 3-4x a day.

Thanks in advance!

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  • your only choice would be a non whey based Protein, which i know nothing about. but they do make hemp protein, and plant protein etc mixes, vegan mixes would work, but 6 hours?? , that seems a bit l

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    these are both about 15% calcium which is pretty low http://www.gnc.com/BSN-SYNTHA-6-Strawberry-Milkshake/product.jsp?productId=2452243&KPID=3145318&mr:trackingCode=052BA28D-1D3C-E311-89F9-B

  • @@blashlee Your procedure is totally different! You need advice from the bypass patients for sure!

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your only choice would be a non whey based Protein, which i know nothing about. but they do make hemp protein, and plant protein etc mixes, vegan mixes would work, but 6 hours?? , that seems a bit long, i take my Vitamin with Iron 1 hour after my morning meal, then 2 hours later i have an chewable calcium and i have my Protein shake and that is at m nutrition and surgeons schedule,. my numbers are all nice and high. But to each surgeon their own. Everyone's surgeon has different guidelines.

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@Stevehud Could be different; i'm doing bypass and you had the sleeve, the absorbption is different I guess.

@@blashlee Your procedure is totally different! You need advice from the bypass patients for sure! :)

Why don't you just take the iron in the morning then you could have your protein shake after your work out.

Pea protein, soy isolate, hemp protein will all work.

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@cheryl2586 Because I also drink my Protein shakes for Breakfast, so that would mean having to wait 6 hours to do that as well. I don't just drink it when I work out, I kind of start and finish my day with it.

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