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      Weight Loss Proteins -- The Casein & Whey Protein Debate
      Weight Loss Proteins -- The Casein & Whey Protein Debate was written by Michael Smith, MD from weight-loss-professional.comTheweight loss protein debate centers around the effectiveness of caseinand whey protein as weight loss supplements. Which type of protein canhelp you safely lose weight?Support for Whey ProteinWhey, as a weight loss protein, is derived from animal milk sources.Supportersof th

      Written by: Diet and Fitness


      Whole Grain Peanut Butter Granola Bars (Gluten Free, Casein Free)
      I am constantly on a search for fun, quick, on-the-go breakfast recipes. This week I tried making granola bars for the first time.Did you ever make something for the first time and then kick yourself because you had never made it before? Well, this is one of those recipes. It it so incredibly easy. No serious baking skills needed. It's just easy and plain good.And I get tired of muffins... have I

      Written by: Ginger Lemon Girl


      Streusel-Topped Fresh Blueberry Muffins (Gluten Free, Casein Free)
      Blueberries are FINALLY in season in Eastern NC!Can you tell?I think the pictures can tell you more about these incredible muffins than I can.I promise they taste as good if not better than they look. And they are not only gluten free, but casein free and soy free as well!While these muffins do take a few extra steps to make. Trust me, they are worth it! I have not tried using them, but I am sure

      Written by: Ginger Lemon Girl


      Info On Casein Proteins
      The body building supplements have a very vital role in the development of the body. Casein proteins are one of such supplements which are very much familiar to the people and helps in enhancing the body. Like whey proteins these casein proteins are also the by-product of the cheese. Researchers are carrying their researches on [...]

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      Casein Protein To Serve As A Better Meal Replacement Protein For Your Body!
      Casein protein is one of the most important proteins, which is very essential for your body building. Most of you are aware of casein protein but you might be not sure about how it serves you better, when compared with other body building proteins. Casein protein is a slow digesting protein and most predominantly [...]

      Written by: Fitness Health Blog


      Casein Protein To Serve As A Better Meal Replacement Protein For Your Body!
      Casein protein is one of the most important proteins, which is very essential for your body building. Most of you are aware of casein protein but you might be not sure about how it serves you better, when compared with other body building proteins. Casein protein is a slow digesting protein and most predominantly [...]

      Written by: Fitness Health Zone


      2 Everyday Cakes (Gluten Free, Casein Free)
      One bowl. Simple. Goodness.These two cakes are fun, delicious, and super easy to make. They are simple, one bowl, one-layer cakes perfect for a quick evening dessert or last minute cupcakes.I made these cakes on Easter Sunday for dessert. I am very excited about these cakes. They are so simple and so delicious, it almost seems as easy pulling out an old box of Duncan Hines... except these cakes are much better and completely gluten free! The carrot cake is also naturally casein free, and the chocolate cake can easily be made casein free by using a rice or nut milk substitute.I wish I had been able to capture a shot of an individual serving of these cakes, as they are seriously moist, highly risen, and have a very tender crumb.The cakes were so delicious that both were demolished by our fam

      Written by: Ginger Lemon Girl


      Casein allergy: Everything you need to know about an Allergy to Casein
      Some people suffer an allergic reaction when they consume products that contain casein, in this article we take a closer look at casein allergy. Casein is a protein that can be found in milk, and products that have milk derivatives in them (i.e. ice cream). An allergy to casein is known as a food allergy, which can be defined as and adverse reaction to food as a result of the body's immune system. Many people confuse a food allergy with food intolerance, they are not the same things. Food intolerance is when the body can't deal with a certain food properly, it has nothing to do with the body's immune system. The symptoms of a casein allergy can range from minor to severe, in some cases these symptoms can even be life threatening. Common symptoms of this allergy include rashes, stomach cram

      Written by: Health Care Guide


      Milk (casein) Protein
      Casein is the predominant protein in milk. For example protein in cheese and cottage cheese is casein. Casein is the slow digestive protein in the family of proteins that keeps you full longer. Casein also has a naturally protein high glutamine content, higher than whey, egg or soy. It is one of the best protein in building muscles. Casein is also very low in lactose.While whey protein may increase protein synthesis to a very high degree, higher than casein, scientists are now recognizing that micellar casein is much more important in preventing muscle breakdown. In fact, additional research is demonstrating that the slow and sustained release of amino acids from micellar casein can cause a 'timed release' trickle of amino acids into the bloodstream which can last for as many as 7 full hours after ingestion.Micellar casein is the natural, undenatured form of casein found in milk. It is separated from milk by means of ultrafiltration, without the use of chemicals, which increases the

      Written by: Healthy And Nutrtious Diet


      Gluten and Casein Free Body Care
      Didn't think about that did you? If you are eating Gluten and Casein Free then you should ALSO be a Gluten and Casein free body. Why? It has not been proven but it has been said that gluten and casein can be absorbed through the skin. We all know that children certainly eat products like Play Doh. If you have a kid like mine...they also eat things like soap. I suppose I am lucky he does not eat lead, right? What kinds of soaps are out there? Plenty, but you have to find the right ones. Pure Prairie Soap from Dakota Free, an internet shop that offers Gluten, Casein, Latex, Fragrance Free, and Vegetarian Products. I have talked with them in the past and they were very helpful in providing specific ingredients in all of their products. Just email Customer Service for Questions. Personally, we use Kiss My Face Pure Olive Oil Bar because I can find it at Whole Foods. Its perfect for Little Pickel because it is low in salicylates, is Gluten and Casein Free, and is Pure. You can also order

      Written by: My Two Boys


      Gluten Free and Casein Free School Supplies
      Now that we are all purchasing school supplies there are some of us who need to be especially careful when it comes to ingredients. There are many brands of school supplies that contain gluten, casein, and corn, dietary ingredients that I work very diligently to keep out of Little Pickel's diet.But, even touching those products can be cause for a dietary infraction because it does get on and into the skin. We have even had issues arise when Little Pickel has eaten Play dough but no one noticed because he simply let it sit on the roof of his mouth. They finally realized when he went to baby yoga and his tongue was blue.There are several sites that have this information so I will compile it for you and list the sites.From TACA Now Paints -- six colors (Crayola, Palmer, or Lakeshore brand) Crayola Washable Markers (large and small sizes) Crayola First Crayons or regular crayons (two pkg.) Crayola Model Magic in several colors (Do not use Playdough or Crayola Dough or any substitutes un

      Written by: My Two Boys


      Go Gluten and Casein Free
      For some children going gluten and casein free is one of the best things for their bodies and their behaviors.According to Stephen Edelson, Ph.D at the Center for the Study of Autism, "Many autistic individuals have permeable intestinal tracts, and this is often referred to as ‘leaky gut.’ There appears to be many reasons for the problem of ‘leaky gut’ in autistic individuals, such as a viral infection (e.g., measles), yeast infection (i.e., an overgrowth of candida albicans), and a reduction in phenol sulfur transferase (PST; which lines the intestinal tract and protects it from leakiness). There is also some speculation that heavy metals in the intestinal tract can weaken membranes; and this, in turn, can cause ‘leaky gut.’"It can be very difficult to initially go Gluten and Casein free because Gluten and Casein are everywhere. Gluten is a protein and is contained in foods, such as wheat, barley, rye and oats. Casein is also a protein and is found in dairy products such

      Written by: My Two Boys


      Comparing Whey, Soy, Casein protein, vs real Fish, Beef, Milk, Chicken and Eggs
      When I was living in the USA, I used to order from Protein Factory because I liked to customize my high quality protein to maximize the absorption rates, as all protein are not created equal. My formula was a mixture of CFM Whey isolate, Egg, and Casein protein. The exact ratio formula is a heavily guarded secret next to Coke Classic and Colonel Sander’s KFC chicken. I can’t keep a secret for long. It was a 33%-33%-33% combination. Remember, every body is different. I am often asked what the differences were to real food, or how they compared to natural food sources such as fish, beef, milk, chicken and eggs. Before I answer that, let me introduce to you one of the leading researchers in exercise and sports nutrition scientists Jose Antonio, Ph. D. From his web site, he has a great article explaining the different types, features and benefits, and how to consume them. If you find his knowledge and insight helpful, you may be interested in reading his new co-

      Written by: Speedendurance.com


      Gluten-free casein-free breakfast sausage recommended by the Food Doc
      Gluten-free breakfast sausage from Applegate Farms are also casein-free, dairy-free. Three choices include chicken apple, chicken maple and chicken sage sausages that are already cooked. Add gluten-free pancakes or waffles from Bob's Red Mill and you have an old fashioned breakfast that is quite tasty and filling without gluten or casein exposure. The sausage should be safe for children with autism spectrum disorder on a gluten-free, casein-free diet. Adverse behavior or brain opiate like effects of casomorphin or gluten exorphin are also avoided. Those with celiac disease, cow's milk protein allergy or intolerance and gluten sensitivity may enjoy sausage that is relatively low in fat, high in protein and free of pork. Applegate Farms has a nice website that provides easy to understand nutritional and food allergy or intolerance information. Their products are organic and pesticide free. Their meat products include gluten-free casein-free hot dogs made from chicken, beef and turkey.

      Written by: The Food Doc Journal


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