[hhunt]

I don't know if any of you have tried these but this is what I'm gonna stick with...I can't seem to tolerate any other protein drinks and these I can...anyone else use these?

[Sherrylr56]

I just had my bypass on Nov 3rd and am trying to find out which protien drinks taste the best. Maybe you can give me some feedback on this?

[judijo]

Give us the nutritional information on the products, please.

[hhunt]

Healthy Living

This is the nutritional information on the Herbalife Shakes

[tollivers2]

I've found Pure Protein premixed shakes and I'm gonna see how they taste after surgery. But, they have 35g protein and only 1g sugar.

[cleeclee]

Ladies remember dont buy to much for you may only need them for about 6 weeks. I bought so much before surgery now have a ton left and cant stand the site of a shake <blick> It is pretty east to get it from your food after you can eat puree

[judijo]

I would recommend a higher protein total in the numbers.

And the carbs look a bit high-ish, but if you add it to water or other zero-carb fluid only, it should be the same, carb-wise, as a milk-made shake. But then you lose the protein punch of the added milk.

It is better than nothing, but very early post op, it just is not enough to get the necessary protein requirements, IMNSHO.

[hhunt]

Its the best I can do right now...I've tried several others and cannot stomach them. I'm going to see my nut on wednesday so I'll check with her and see what she thinks. I'm also doing Greek yogurt which has 12grams of protein and string cheese, small pieces of beef or pork that are tender, chili and cottage cheese. I also drink skim milk