I reallllly want to stay away from the whey protien bc its really loaded with chemicals i already have a weak immune system with all the weight and havoc junk ive put myself thru these 29 years

I am pretty much going and have gone all vegan raw besides white meats and some dairy

Or well will be=] so wondering if anyone does the hemp protiens powder? Ill be going ti mexico so i know il need something on my way back also

Where did you get the idea that whey protein is loaded with chemicals? It is simply the liquid part that separates out from the curd when they make cheese. Yes, some of the flavored shakes and powders may have "chemicals" in them, but whey protein itself does not. If you want to get a super pure product, check out www.mullinswhey.com .

I have used hemp protein as well as pea, egg, rice and sprouted seed protein, and they all have their pros and cons. Personally, I think hemp tastes horrible, egg was so-so, but I like the Spirutein, Raw Fit and Raw Protein products as alternatives to whey. However, I use whey the most because it is the best, most efficiently absorbed form of protein available. (Even better than meat, fish, eggs, soy, etc)

Well the basic whey protiens in the market , i just found an organic grass fed i think i will purchase that egg ad hemp and drink betwwe. All of those its just nice to hear what others have to say

Your not vegan if your eating dairy and white meats. Not even close. You can buy plan unflavored whey proteins. I buy Isopure unflavored. It's 100% whey isolate with no additives. If you want Hemp protein I would recommends Bob's Red Mills. Their products are non GMO and organic. Manitoba Hemp Protein is another popular one. I haven't used the Bob's Red Mill powder but I have sampled the Manitoba. It's okay. I find that most plant based protein powders can be a little gritty. If you have a nutra bullet or something similar I would recommend using that to blend your shakes.

Your not vegan if your eating dairy and white meats. Not even close.

I was a vegetarian (not vegan) for like 6 years back in the 90's and you'd be surprised how many people often proclaimed "I'm a vegetarian, too. But I do eat fish." I quit trying to argue.

Being from Wisconsin, I think I might get arrested it I didn't eat dairy. . Mmmm.....cheese

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Your not vegan if your eating dairy and white meats. Not even close.

I was a vegetarian (not vegan) for like 6 years back in the 90's and you'd be surprised how many people often proclaimed "I'm a vegetarian, too. But I do eat fish." I quit trying to argue.

Being from Wisconsin, I think I might get arrested it I didn't eat dairy. . Mmmm.....cheese

That one drives me nuts. Especially since I'm deathly allergic to seafood. Like the time I was literally in the hospital due to an allergic reaction, ordered the vegetarian meal and was brought a giant piece of fish!