Protein powder in shakes for her2 positive. What’s safe?

Sally66460 · January 2019

I am thinking that a healthy shake in the morning loaded with fruits and vegetables and yogurt would be a great way to start a healthy day of eating. Is there a safe protein powder to add

MCBaker · January 2019

If you are er/pr negative, there are no restrictions, according to my understanding. HER2 is no problem. Soy, according to my understanding breaks down into some substances that the body may recognize as female hormones. Experiment to your heart's desire. I have cut back on frozen ingredients, because it is COLD outside, and I am chilled enough.

santabarbarian · January 2019

i was told that organic whey protein isolate is the best for protein powder... the brand i use ie Tera's Whey

Denise-G · January 2019

I will never forget my very credentialed breast surgeon's words after my diagnosis:

"From this day forward, NEVER consume anything with soy protein isolate."

It's everywhere...I have done my best the past 7 years to avoid it.

SpecialK · January 2019

I use vegan protein powder, Plantfusion - no dairy, no soy, non-gmo, no nuts, no sugar, no egg, nothing artificial. 21g of protein per scoop. I use the vanilla bean flavor and blend it with unsweetened almond milk and frozen organic berries, mango or peaches. The chocolate flavor is good with almond milk, banana, and almond butter, or with unsweetened almond milk and dark cherries. I have also used the Vega brand but I like the Plantfusion better.

MCBaker · January 2019

I am using walamrt house brand whey isolate. and tofu.

Protein powder in shakes for her2 positive. What’s safe?

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