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Why Do I Feel Bloated After Drinking Protein Shake Blended with Fruits

It is a known fact that protein shake causes bloating among some people. And since you are having it with fruit, it might be more difficult for your body to digest it. It is said that all fruits should not be taken with milk products. So having a protein shake with fruit depends on the fruit you are having.

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Why Do I Feel Bloated After Drinking Protein Shake Blended with Fruits

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  1. Why Do I Feel Bloated After Drinking Protein Shake Blended with Fruits It is a known fact that protein shake causes bloating among some people. And since you are having it with fruit, it might be more difficult for your body to digest it. It is said that all fruits should not be taken with milk products. So having protein shake with fruit depends on the fruit you are having. The simplest way to take protein shake is with water. It helps you digest it more easily than taking it with something else. There are many fake products in the market. Always buy from a known dealer or a known website. Check the barcode, and the genuineness seal of the product. There are many fake products in the market, and they contain growth hormones, steroids, fillers, oils, fats and carbs. Additives in products can also cause problems. Some common additives are artificial colors, artificial flavours, artificial sweeteners (Erythritol, Acesulfame Potassium, Saccharin, Aspartame, Sucralose, etc.), Gums & Thickeners, Vegetable Oils & Fats, etc. I don’t suggest you have more protein scoops each day to get faster results. This is just a marketing gimmick. Always check with your nutritionist to know about the amount of protein you really need and your goal of having protein supplements. Compare products before buying them on a site like Wikisheets.

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