Re: whey protein

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (simpleWoman) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...

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> Well.. I got into a different field and got out of Chemistry. Beside,
> I was in Analytical Chem.
I understand ... I am into Food  Chemistry. 
> I admit that I was  a bit lazy to do that kind of search.
I am sorry to hear that...sorry for my brusque remarks...
> 
>  What I was REALLY after was whether there is a vlidity in claims that
> whey protein is more suitable to human (better absorbed) than meat
> protein. So my guess is that just knowing the amino acid composition
> would not give me the info I was after.
WEll from how I see it and the increasing usage of whey protein
concentrate in the high protein fabricated foods; it implies that they
are absorbed in the body equally as the meat protein.Although I cannot
qoute a referrence source for that at the moment, but its self
explanatory.
Several years Before, whey was just was  just a waste material in
cheese processing, now its an important raw material in food
processing.
> It's sort of like what i found out about wheat poducts.  It was years
> before, when I realized that having wheat tortilla at breafast made me
> feel not so weak and carried me on nicely till lunch time.  So when I
> heard on evening news one day that wheat products results in blood
> sugar level that is more stable, I was not surprised at all. I
> rotuinely eat wheat pita bread now.
I also happen to like wheat pita ,as  its versatile to use if compared
to other breads.
But wheat protein is not nutritionally balanced in terms of essential
amino acids. If you want to improve the Protein efficiency rating you
should combine that with bean protein i. e tofu,pulses etc.
Therefore what ever you eat in terms of proteinaceous foods the bottom
line is if all the essential amino acids are  present in sufficient
levels.
And whey protein being complete in amino acids like meat protein, ergo
its a good source of protein for nourishment.
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> 
> > If I want to do the same  as you I will not waste my time  posing a
> > question  that needs well detailed answers in a newsgroup as I am
> > certain I will not be satisfied with the results.
> 
>  It was just a try.  Thanks for the info.

I appreciate your guts lady!
Have a nice day!
 Roy