Comments on: Whey Protein – How Can it Benefit Type 2 Diabetics? http://www.battlediabetes.com/whey-protein-diabetes/ Helping Diabetics with Support and Information on Diabetes Mon, 19 Jul 2010 17:13:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Morlene http://www.battlediabetes.com/whey-protein-diabetes/comment-page-1/#comment-5140 Morlene Sat, 13 Mar 2010 04:18:32 +0000 http://www.battlediabetes.com/?p=438#comment-5140 My friend has diabetics,. Susie has lost 90lbs+ and can't seem to gain.She has been a vegetarian almost all her life. The Dr told her she has to eat protein, be it meat or something else. How can she find out what she has to do? She took a blood test and found that she now has to much protein in her urine. She doesn't have any health insurance and has to go to the County for all of her medical needs. Please if you can help. Thank you, Morlene My friend has diabetics,. Susie has lost 90lbs+ and can’t seem to gain.She has been a vegetarian almost all her life. The Dr told her she has to eat protein, be it meat or something else. How can she find out what she has to do? She took a blood test and found that she now has to much protein in her urine. She doesn’t have any health insurance and has to go to the County for all of her medical needs.
Please if you can help.
Thank you, Morlene

]]> By: David Stanhope http://www.battlediabetes.com/whey-protein-diabetes/comment-page-1/#comment-4507 David Stanhope Fri, 31 Oct 2008 13:59:28 +0000 http://www.battlediabetes.com/?p=438#comment-4507 I have looked at these studies and they are not new but published in November 2006 and yet whey is still continued to be promoted to help Diabetics and bodybuilders as such, another piece of supposed 'misguided' previous information that is now being cliamed to be wrong. I appreciate your comment and since it I have contacted main Diabetes charities to keep in with up-to-date information and studies as I would not ever want to misinform readers but I have done extensive research on the internet and in book saobut whey protein and this is the first time I have ever come across this and having looked into it, it doesn't appear to be new information. I have looked at these studies and they are not new but published in November 2006 and yet whey is still continued to be promoted to help Diabetics and bodybuilders as such, another piece of supposed ‘misguided’ previous information that is now being cliamed to be wrong.

I appreciate your comment and since it I have contacted main Diabetes charities to keep in with up-to-date information and studies as I would not ever want to misinform readers but I have done extensive research on the internet and in book saobut whey protein and this is the first time I have ever come across this and having looked into it, it doesn’t appear to be new information.

]]> By: Shelly Petrini http://www.battlediabetes.com/whey-protein-diabetes/comment-page-1/#comment-4506 Shelly Petrini Thu, 30 Oct 2008 15:12:45 +0000 http://www.battlediabetes.com/?p=438#comment-4506 I am a nutritionalist and actually, whey protein is very harmful to diabetes! You should look into the latest research on this topic. Specifically, The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has confirmed that whey’s high Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score not only ensures a rate of amino acid delivery that is too rapid to even help with recovery, but it can contribute to the onset of diabetes through a condition called Aminoacidemia. Too many amino acids in the blood, too quickly, will overstress and degrade the abiity of beta-cells to produce sufficient insulin when called for....leading to pre-diabetes. I am a nutritionalist and actually, whey protein is very harmful to diabetes! You should look into the latest research on this topic. Specifically, The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has confirmed that whey’s high Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score not only ensures a rate of amino acid delivery that is too rapid to even help with recovery, but it can contribute to the onset of diabetes through a condition called Aminoacidemia. Too many amino acids in the blood, too quickly, will overstress and degrade the abiity of beta-cells to produce sufficient insulin when called for….leading to pre-diabetes.

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