🌱 Lifetime Life's Basics Plant Based Protein Powder - Natural Chocolate Flavor, Vegan, Gluten-Free, No Artificial Flavors or Preservatives, 1.22lb Review

This product has two problems.1. Neither the place of manufacture nor the ingredients are specified on the label. It can come from high pollution countries.2. This product came with a California Proposition 65 (Prop. 65) sticker. This basically states that the product contains chemicals known to cause birth defects or other harm. Their website (http://www.lifetimevitamins.com/media/NC-Prop_65_Sheet.pdf) has a PDF with little useful information. While I support their product labeling with this…

Bad taste is not really an issue with this product, you can make it taste like cookies and cream if you use milk or milk substitute and use the right amount of (sugar) sweetener and some salt. Every other way I tried to mix it made it taste awful. While it smells nice when you first open the container, don't let that fool you. The real problem I had with this product was that I was terribly nauseous, felt like I had food poisoning but only a few hours afterward. like to drink it. I tried again…

I am trying to eliminate all animal products from my diet. As someone who exercises quite a bit, I found that my protein levels were pretty low even though I ate a lot of nuts and beans. So I started looking into vegan protein powders. I had several criteria that I had to meet in my search. First, I didn't want to eat too much soy, so the powder had to be soy-free. Second, I didn't want sugar-free sweeteners. I looked at so many and they all seemed to contain stevia or some other sugar free…