promax protein shakes

[lessthan<3]

Re: promax protein shakes

Hi there Lessthan<3,

I have tried using this on Atkins (am in UK too, exact same brand). I would say don't have it on induction or for some time after that if you can avoid it. I think it can induce cravings for sweet tasting foods - best to cut them out completely.

To be totally honest I do use the chocolate one in almond and cocoa one minute cake (sorry I can't remember the name) instead of splenda - but that is just until it runs out I think it is quite pricey.

I go to uni also and I always make a salad the day before. If it is a really start and no time for breakfast or you need snacks take some harboiled eggs, cheese (babybel lasts well when not in the fridge) cherry tomatos. Later on owl almonds and other nuts v portable.

Thank you very much

You see another reason why I asked was because unfortunately I have an intolerance to cheese in the first place, so my variety is exceptionally limited within induction. But I shall take everything you all have said on board

[not2late]

Re: promax protein shakes

I moved this from the Recipe Drinks section, because it isn't a recipe.

[atkinsgal08]

Re: promax protein shakes

>>an excessively tight budget>>

Budget Low-Carb Eating - How to Save Money While Eating Low-Carb

>>unfortunately I have an intolerance to cheese in the first place, so my variety is exceptionally limited within induction>>

There's a lot of foods on the Induction food list ... and having cheese isn't required.