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Follow Following Unfollow Pending Disabled. A Chad Kramer, Fitness, answered on behalf of dotFIT. In sensitive people, protein powders can cause constipation and/or bloating based on the type of protein and/or sugars used. If constipation is the issue, using a protein powder with fiber may help.
Regularly drinking protein shakes could leave you constipated. Photo Credit habovka/iStock/Getty Images. If protein shakes are just a part of your diet, maybe replacing a meal here and there or even a snack, they shouldnât cause any digestive issues. Having protein shakes several times a day, though, could bind you up.