It is a document in which you name someone you trust (a family member or a close friend) to make health care decisions for you if you are ever permanently or temporarily unable to make such decisions for yourself.
Using Whey Protein. Whey protein is most commonly used to make protein shakes. Athletes should begin the shake-making process by mixing their recommended intake of whey protein (often one or two scoops) into 6 ounces of water. They can do this using a spoon or in a shaker cup with a tight lid.
A whey formula has been studied for allergic skin symptoms in children receiving a diet containing very few foods. Whey protein formulas may help reduce the risk of cow's milk allergy, and may be more cost-effective when compared to standard formula for preventing allergies in infants. However, strong evidence is lacking for the use of whey protein formula for reducing skin allergies in infants up to three years of age. There is a lack of research on the effect of whey protein itself for reduced allergy risk in this population.