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Whey Protein for Muscle Mass

JJ (El Paso) on 10/20/2025
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I tried supplementing with whey protein To help with muscle mass, however it seems I'm sensitive to it . I was experiencing loose bowels. Although I don't have issues with cheese, kefir, cottage cheese, etc, I did try using a supplement to help digest dairy, but that did not seem to make any difference as far as the whey. Do you have any other recommendations or feedback as to how I might be able to consume whey without side effects?
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Replied by Art from California on 10/20/2025

Hi JJ,

This article about five options for protein that may be better than whey protein may be of interest to you :

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/food-news/5-natural-sources-of-protein-that-are-better-than-whey/photostory/121774404.cms

Here is a relevant quote from the article :

' Whether you are trying to build muscles, boost immunity, and/or simply increase strength and resistance, protein happens to be one of the most essential nutrients that can help shape up health and well-being. While many people switch to supplements or whey protein powders, are these fad protein boosters actually good in the long run? Well, the debate around packaged protein supplements and powders and their advantages and disadvantages may take years to conclude, but if you simply want to ditch all this and stick to natural sources of protein, then here are some common foods that have higher quality protein than whey and can naturally improve your fitness game! '

Art

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