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Original post by penghbjyt69583

According to Protein Power Lifeplan based on my weight, height, my minimum protein should be 40 grams of protein at each meal. I’m going to try to eat no more than 6 oz for lunch and dinner.Last night, I had bought a little over 3 …
Original post by interesting from the world

Which book(s) have you read–Protein Power, Protein Power Lifeplan, The 30 Day Low Card Diet Solution? What is your daily minimum protein requirement? What is your lean body mass? What kind of menus are you typically eating (you might …
Original post by RedTerror

2008-03-18 07:44 pm UTC (link). I have tried Belly Bars. I’m a big fan of Luna Bars, and did not find Bely Bars to be very tasty. There’s a big taste of soy protein powder that intrudes and I’m not a fan of soy protein powder’s taste. …
Original post by Sarah

The Protein Power Lifeplan has a very good explanation of this process. There is a lot more to this article, and it’s a great read. The website also has a ton of other information about different diets, their upsides and downsides, …
Original post by Sonya

1 cup raspberries or berries of your choice (frozen); 1 cup cold milk (skim); 2 bananas (peeled, sliced); 1 cup low-fat yogurt of your choice; 1 scoop protein powder of your choice (optional); Add ice cubes if needed …
Original post by PL

WOE: Protein Power LifePlan. Start Date: January 2006. I eat pepperoni on induction. It’s okay. You can wean off, you don’t have to be perfect! The first 3 days I eat anything and everything in sight that is protein. …
Original post by lisa89

Eades’ book The Protein Power Lifeplan contains a wealth of information on sweetners and recommends splenda for good reason. For all purposes, though, the “safest product” is no product, or should i say, no sweetner.
Original post by peter

There are a lot of differences between Atkins and Protein Power, I think. The overall approach and tone of Protein Power is a little different, with more emphasis (at least in their second book, Protein Power Lifeplant “PPLP”) on whole …
Original post by Bloodhound