Best Answer:  I cannot tell you with certainty, but here are some possilbe reasons: (1) The scoop provides certain vitamins at dosage levels that are fine for an adult but would cause harm to an infant. Certain vitmanis are lethal if you take beyond a certain amount and the dosage varies. (2) The scoop provides more protein than advisable for a child (I'm not 100% sure that this is the case). (3) The company does not want any liability.

Children's bodies are distinctly different from adults with different body chemistry and notable differences in body mass and weight. Just like you would not give a regular does of Tylenol to a child, you should not use dietary supplements meant for adults for children. While it is possible that they might suffer no harm from them, it is also possible to cause them irreparable harm. You are better off playing it safe especially since dietary supplements are NOT regulated by the FDA and there is no independent assurance of their safety. The company has already washed its hands off any liability by warning you not to use it on children; if you do so and your child is harmed then you have no one to blame but yourself...

Best Answer:  Raw Protein does not have the chalky consistency that some powders do; it is smooth and quite pleasant tasting. I add it to smoothies. I have not experienced any difficulties with any of Garden of Life's products where upset stomach or bowels are concerned. Not even with their detox fiber.

Best Answer:  Not sure what resource is advising alpha- tocopherol is from soy; because that is not the only source - it is from many different sources - in this case there is no soy in Garden of Life Raw Protein - Soy is not listed on the label as the source - And unfortunately - some products will mislead and advise that a product is organic - which does not mean non GMO - these 2 distinctions are not mutually exclusive. I too am chemical sensitive and chose this product for that reason. Have used for over 2 years. If still concerned - go to Garden of Life web site - to review and e-mail concerns. Have run a health food store for 16 years and am well educated in this area -

Best Answer:  No, this does not contain stevia. I add Stevia to my smoothie to make it sweet. This is a very "raw" tasting protein, with little flavor, and it's kind of "gritty" so you have to doctor it up with other flavors, like banana, etc. Hope this helps! Laura from womens-fitness-tips . com

Best Answer:  Hi, this product contains Saccharomyces cerevisiae which is a species of yeast. This yeast is used in winemaking, baking and brewing. Hope this helps. Laura from womens-fitness-tips.

Best Answer:  Yes! You definitely can use this to make a fruit smoothie!!!!!! I do it all the time. I LOVE this Raw Protein. You can use it in any kind of smoothie. Here is a link to a recipe you can make with it. I use both this Raw Protein and Sun Warrior interchangeably!!

Visit womens-fitness-tips and search "green smoothie" for my recipe.

Laura

Best Answer:  Not at all. I am very sensitive to getting constipated, and this doesn't affect me at all. It's very digestible.

Best Answer:  Hi Tom,
I'm not vegan or vegetarian but I do feel that I need to supplement my breakfast with protein. I've tried several Protien products and Raw Protien seems to fit me the best. I add two tsp to my hot oatmeal every morning. It tastes good and it blends easily without masking the oatmeal flavor. I can tell it is working because I feel satisfied for about 4 hours. It's gluten free, soy free, dairy free and contains all natural products. I don't see why you can't give it to your children.
Susie

Best Answer:  Yes. It is healthy raw food. I work as a certified RN in Mother-Baby at my hospital.

Best Answer:  Has no official flavor so mixes well with other things, especially if they are strongly flavored, but it does have a bit of a pea flavor which intensifies over time after the seal is broken.