Loen
Jun 27th, 2009, 09:50 PM
Hello,
I was happy to find your site. Over the years I have had some medical setbacks.
Many years ago, in medical recovery from surgery setbacks, I was advised recommended to drink ENSURE cans as I could not digest easily. This was very helpful. I thought they were dairy free, but been misled by the ingredient: CALCIUM CASEINATES.
Though I do not have to gain weight this time, I would like to take a similar type of nutritional drink in a short recovery. I went to several drug stores where they sell ENSURE. While looking at BOOST, EAS, and other nutritional drinks or sports/musle building drinks, they all seemed to have this same ingredient, but followed with note about powdered form of mulk in parenthesis.
I can not find any other similar drinks that I can buy in the area that are similar (can or small bottles, ready to drink) nutirtional drinks that are DAIRY FREE (not just glucose free). I'd think that there would be soy powder as an ingredient instead of the Calcium Caseinates aplenty, but have had no luck.
Any and all advice on products ready to drink, would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You! :)
I was happy to find your site. Over the years I have had some medical setbacks.
Many years ago, in medical recovery from surgery setbacks, I was advised recommended to drink ENSURE cans as I could not digest easily. This was very helpful. I thought they were dairy free, but been misled by the ingredient: CALCIUM CASEINATES.
Though I do not have to gain weight this time, I would like to take a similar type of nutritional drink in a short recovery. I went to several drug stores where they sell ENSURE. While looking at BOOST, EAS, and other nutritional drinks or sports/musle building drinks, they all seemed to have this same ingredient, but followed with note about powdered form of mulk in parenthesis.
I can not find any other similar drinks that I can buy in the area that are similar (can or small bottles, ready to drink) nutirtional drinks that are DAIRY FREE (not just glucose free). I'd think that there would be soy powder as an ingredient instead of the Calcium Caseinates aplenty, but have had no luck.
Any and all advice on products ready to drink, would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You! :)