Premier Protein – Not Premier for Bariatric Patients!

[Alex Brecher 10,486]

16 hours ago, Akeem said:

When you mix a shake up with other Protein Powder are you getting every single ounce of powder? No. Sometimes it sticks or doesn’t mix properly so I’m not sure this is so serious.

I'm not sure what this has to do with the original article? Yes, Premier Protein was sued because they lied about how much Protein was included in their protein. My article was on the TYPE of protein used. Premier uses less than 1% whey Protein Isolate. This is a serious issue, especially for weight loss surgery patients with malabsorptive procedures.

[Nay143 44]

Do the bariatric pal Protein ship to the UK? Or are there any vendors that stock it here?
Theres not much variety here to be honest.

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[Alex Brecher 10,486]

6 hours ago, Nay143 said:

Do the bariatric pal Protein ship to the UK? Or are there any vendors that stock it here?
Theres not much variety here to be honest.

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We ship internationally but it's honestly bloody expensive!

[Nay143 44]

We ship internationally but it's honestly bloody expensive!

I assumed it would be, we don't have much to work with here.

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[antodd 1]

What are the highest quality Proteins supplements for people on a tight budget? I buy Premier because they are pre-made and I can get it by the case at Sam’s Club at decent price point.

[New&Improved 1,780]

WPI ISOLATE best quality.

but on a budget any decent concentrate Protein will do just keep an eye on the sugar fat and carbs content!!

[pssk 225]

Has Premier corrected the problem?

[JessLess 1,163]

32 minutes ago, pssk said:

Has Premier corrected the problem?

I think the issue was a minor (in my opinion) misreporting of the amount of Protein, 2-5 grams less than what it said on the label. I assume it has been resolved since they issued $9 million in the class action suit. But then I give people a little too much credit sometimes. I assume so, but I don't actually know.

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[Lizzziee 17]

That is an interesting point about milk Protein concentrate and casein. I was thinking a gram or two short on the protein is not a big deal but if it is not getting absorbed by a post-bypass body it’s a big deal.

[NurseMichael 142]

I’m actuality, Protein blends are really good for digestion. Isolate or concentrate are used quickly by the body. Casein...yes, it digests slower. It’s usually great to use before bed as the body takes longer to digest it and it provides a longer feeling of satiety.

As far as the lawsuit, having 27 as opposed to 30g of protein is not that big a difference. I would do research into more protein brands and see if they all have exactly the number they state. Is there any research out there like that. Frankly I know there are much worse brands that have only 50-60% of the actual protein they profess.

I encourage everyone to read up on what they are putting I to their body. Take what you read on message boards with a grain of salt and trust what your surgeon recommends. I mean, you let them cut you open, you can probably trust what they tell you to drink.

[ypease 177]

Alex - what about Isopure unflavored Protein power? I’m reading the label it says whey protein & soy lecithin.

[Alex Brecher 10,486]

2 minutes ago, ypease said:

Alex - what about Isopure unflavored Protein power? I’m reading the label it says whey Protein & soy lecithin.

I like Isopure unflavored. The main ingredient is Whey Protein Isolate. It's good stuff.

[ypease 177]

Yay! because I just bought another bag. I bought it just prior to reading your article.

[godblessedchild 30]

I have bought a lot myself until my doctor told me that they were not good for me

[godblessedchild 30]

I was told Premier Protein are not good for diabetes by my doctor. HELP ME OUT MEDICAL PERSONNEL?? 😕😕😕