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  1. Default Eczema and Impact Whey Isolate and Instant Milk Protein

    #1 25-05-2010 11:02 AM
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    Does anybody else have an experience of problems using the above two products?

    I am 42. Been taking them for last 9 months to a year since doing weights. I am not exceeding dosages. Maybe two scoops of Impact daily and a double scoop before bed of milk protein. I do not generally suffer from eczema but have noticed I have had more than normal. Maybe the wrong kind of protein???

    Any ideas?

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    #2 25-05-2010 11:08 AM
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    I have contact eczema on my hand and can't say it affects it.

    I really don't think this will be the source of the increase. Moisturiser is your best friend :P
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    #3 25-05-2010 12:19 PM
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    Excema can be exacerbated by dairy. I would try switching to Whey Isolate and see what happens.
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    #4 28-05-2010 09:09 AM
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    Originally Posted by Indiscreet View Post
    Excema can be exacerbated by dairy. I would try switching to Whey Isolate and see what happens.
    Hi, I have been using both Impact Whey Protein (...during the day) and the Instant Milk Protein (...bedtime shake). I was wondering what the huge difference between the two are. I mean, both are dairy products? Do they not both contain Casein - as I believe Casein seems to be the trigger for mose Eczema based problems? Is Impact Whey Protein a safer bet or should I switch to Isolate Whey Protein? Again... what is the difference?

    Thanks again... Its making me itch like mad! lol...
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    What else have you guys changed in your diet since you starting training/taking whey. It could be the casein, yes, but don't overlook your change in total diet when you start taking training seriously.
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    #6 28-05-2010 04:41 PM
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    Originally Posted by James View Post
    What else have you guys changed in your diet since you starting training/taking whey. It could be the casein, yes, but don't overlook your change in total diet when you start taking training seriously.
    Diet has been a reduction in alcohol (zero now) and healthier eating of fresh products: grilled meat, salads, veg, fruit and avoiding junk carbs. Suppliments other than protein (above) include Alpha Male Vitamins, BCCA, L glutamine and creatine. Maybe I should go back to beer and pizza's? Lol...
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