How about Slimfast ?

[shoppingpro]

Would Slimfast be alright instead of  Estro-X, until I can get some?
I do not have the book yet, just the magazine article and it says to have a protein shake with whey and it doesn't specify Estro-X.

[charleslong]

I wouldn't take sllimfast. Read the ingredients. Not good.

Charles

[DN Moderator]

Slimfast is not an adequate replacement for EstroX.  I would not recommend that at all.  This diet is about applying good, natural supplements and foods for the diet.  Slimfast does not qualify.  Furthermore, EstroX is a natural estrogen inhibitor (the caps).  The EstroX Shake contains estrogen inhibitors as well as protein for a meal replacement.

[shoppingpro]

The Magazine article recommends Myoplex Lite. Would this qualify?

[DN Moderator]

Unfortunately, even with all of the exact and I mean EXACT direction that I gave Woman's World for that article, as well as Ori, they took some lilberties - Why, I don't know.  The recommendation of Myoplex was a huge liberty.  So, no, I do not recommend it either, although I'm not really familiar with it's ingredients as of late.  I did use it years ago when I did Body for Life and know that at that time it did have chemicals in it.  If it's still the same, I would suggest staying away from it.  We have some great product here if you're looking for good protein supplementation.

[shoppingpro]

Thank you for your reply.  Is there any other inaccurate information in the magazine that you recall? Such as the foods listed. This is so I can stay on the program until I get the book.  Thanks

[CFTElite]

As far as I saw the Myoplex Lite was the only piece that seemed out of line. I was a little surprised to see that myself. I know that product if full of chemicals. Ori's Warrior Milk and Estro X are of a very high quality and would recommend their use.