QUOTE(seantang @ Apr 17 2011, 02:43 PM)
Despite all the calories, a cup of milo at lunch is not much substance for the stomach's acids to digest for all the hours between breakfast and dinner. I know a lot of people with chronic gastric because they skipped meals etc and quite a few end up with ulcers by the time they are in their mid 30s.
Milo contains 7g of sugar per 3 scoops (30gms). That's more than 23% pure sugar.
I prefer a broad based supplement with multi-vitamins/minerals/antioxidants. My pharmacist usually gives me Pharmaton or Bio-Energee.
How would it compare to coffee? I drink Milo to stay alert at work since I don't take coffeeMilo contains 7g of sugar per 3 scoops (30gms). That's more than 23% pure sugar.
QUOTE(reign2260)
Anyway what sort of supplements do you recommend?
I prefer a broad based supplement with multi-vitamins/minerals/antioxidants. My pharmacist usually gives me Pharmaton or Bio-Energee.
Apr 17 2011, 03:00 PM

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