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I can't keep the protein shakes down, they are so sweet they make me nauseous. What else can I do? Smoothies with protein maybe?

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Update: talked to NUT she replied (we text) "The only one is at smoothie king is called a gladiator. Google cyntrax. They have lemonade and others. They have sample packages."

I got a strawberry blueberry one this morning and I tolerated it well. I seem to be able to tolerate fruit flavors but not artificial or chocolate/vanilla flavored.

Only problem was, I drink them fast enough and mine got whipped and became too texturized for me to handle.

I may look into the Protein powder you can put into things.

PS. today's victory? I can eat really soft noodles and that is so exciting bc everything is so nauseating lately.

In addition to the sweet shakes, I used protein soups. They really saved me early out because I found all sweet, all the time, too much. My surgeon's office sold ProtiDiet tomato basil, and creamy chicken. I also got some Unjury chicken soup. Having warm soup was also a good alternative to cold shakes.

Update: talked to NUT she replied (we text) "The only one is at smoothie king is called a gladiator. Google cyntrax. They have lemonade and others. They have sample packages."

I got a strawberry blueberry one this morning and I tolerated it well. I seem to be able to tolerate fruit flavors but not artificial or chocolate/vanilla flavored.

Only problem was, I drink them fast enough and mine got whipped and became too texturized for me to handle.

I may look into the Protein powder you can put into things.

PS. today's victory? I can eat really soft noodles and that is so exciting bc everything is so nauseating lately.

It's spelled Syntrax if you're going to google it. And yes their Syntrax nectar come in thinner less shake like flavors, many people on here like them a lol.

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