Protein for Post-Bariatric Surgery PatientsIf you’ve just invested your time and money in bariatric surgery to improve your health, fitness and quality of life, you know how important it is for you to consume at least 40 grams of protein daily. Additionally, you must avoid sugars or you’ll end up in bad shape. If you don’t have time to cook up protein in the form of meat, tofu, eggs, or low-fast cheese every day, you need a good protein powder that you can stir into a smoothie. But here’s the problem: most protein powders are loaded with sugar. Manufacturers do this because sugar is cheap filler. If you’re an avid label-reader, you’ve discovered this. So how can you get quick and easy protein powder without added sugar? Easy - EnergyFirst ProEnergy contains no added sugars. Just mix a level scoop into a glass of water or nonfat milk and you've got 20 grams of pure protein. How can you use ProEnergy after your bariatric surgery?
Going through bariatric surgery is bad enough - make your recover easier by providing your body with the 40 grams a day of protein it craves, without the sugars that you simply don’t need. |
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