Maapreg Powder Vanilla

All Suger form which are you written above these are same sugar family so no form of Suger is not recommended by any dietician or Endocrinologist. Please avoid all Suger and Suger products. If any products which contains sucralose you can have it only but in little form in diabetes.

It is not a nutritional beverage. It has escess of sugar and other additives which may harm. Don't take it.

One way to avoid breasts feeding is to give children complan or horlicks or pediasure or any chocolate milkshake everytime they ask for milk. This way you stop breastfeeding and the child develops a taste for such supplements.

Start workout and you can have isolated whey protein after your workout that would help you..Increase your calories intake...balancing your macros and micros..if you take morning and evening tea replace it with banana shake adding some nuts to it,add milk to your diet,add whole grain food avoid eating refined foods, add lentils and legumes to your diet,add more of fruits and vegetables to your diet..avoid fried food, avoid soda drinks..replace white rice to brown rice..add eggs to your diet

Hello lybrate-user, It is best to take commercial protein resources when you feel that your diet is deficient of normal amount of protein which your body requires. Firstly, if you do not have any kind of protein abnormalities in your body (ie, deficiency and/or hyper and/or hypo reaction) then you should get your albumin levels checked. Secondly, to start with (not necessarily nestle but all kind of protein supplement powders available in market) start with a minimal dose. Let your body get adapted with it. And then slowly and steadily increase the intake as per your requirement. Thank you, have a nice day! Take care, I hope this will be helpful to you.