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I try not to recommend the bars because they are so full of sugar. I tell them to eat real food and have a shake if they need to.
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I agree with Allyson. Stay away from any protein bars. If you have tasted any protein powder I think it is pretty safe to say that it is not the most desirable tasting. When you look for a protein bar that tastes remotely good. Therefore, sugar is going to be in the bar to appeal to our tastes. Do not listen to marketing/health claims. Ryan seems to be confused with the "think thin bars" which actually are loaded with sugars...They are titled "sugar alcohols" which are sweeteners as opposed to regular "sugars.
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Forget the snacks, and disperse meals throughout the day. If you get hungry split the meals up to 3 to 4 or from 4 to 5. (Obviously with portion size in mind) Snacks are usually sugar-therefore I try and avoid snacks! Eat real food!
Recommendation:
Forget the snacks, and disperse meals throughout the day. If you get hungry split the meals up to 3 to 4 or from 4 to 5. (Obviously with portion size in mind) Snacks are usually sugar-therefore I try and avoid snacks! Eat real food!
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I'm a fan of Think Thing bars. They taste pretty good and are also sugar- and gluten-free.
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It's not a protein bar, but great for energy....Larabar. They're fantastic and all natural with no added crap in them.
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Mona Vie Rvl berry bars and chocolate bars have a super low glycemic index per the University of Toronto. Power packed with super fruits! 100 calories All natural. No preservatives and no added crap as well.
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If you know a Shaklee Independant Distributor, try the Cinch protein powder and bars. They are all natural, pure soy/whey protein from non GMO sources. Also has a good fiber content, low glycemic, and taste fabulous. I am a PT and Yoga instructor and reccommend this company all the time.
