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    PaulSlater
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    I have been drinking Protein drinks and have been eating very little carbs & training quite hard.
    But after a blood test, I have to go back to the doctor because He’s not happy about my kidney reading from test.
    So I will find out problem shortly. My problem is how do I get the protein (without having protein drinks)I need to help repair and recover from
    workouts without putting to much of a strain on my kidney?

    #23261

    Wouldn’t it make sense to eat lean protein snacks, post workout, like nuts, beans, chicken…etc.
    Also, I’ve heard cherry juice is good for muscles, post workout.

    #23279

    Hi, Paul. No worries – this program is moderate in protein. It is high enough to support muscle grown and hormone balance, but not at a level that can tax your kidneys.

    #23327

    I am new and didn’t see any Protein type shakes on here. Sometimes in the morning I don’t have time to cook before leaving for work and I make a protein shake with almond milk and strawberries. Are there any protein shake allowed on this program?

    #23338

    Hi, dwarner2014. No, we don’t include protein shakes here because the program is essentially based on whole foods. As such, we recommend all-natural whole food-based meal replacement shakes, such as Garden of Life Raw Meal (http://gardenoflife.com/Products-for-Life/Foundational-Nutrition/RAW-Meal.aspx). Even if you don’t like that one, just note the ingredients list to get a sense of what we suggest may best support health and healthy weight management.

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