Protein Shakes for Teens: Safety and Nutritional Considerations
No scientific evidence suggests protein shakes are harmful for teenagers post-puberty. They can be a convenient way to meet increased protein needs for growth, development, and physical activity.
Guidelines
- Protein shakes supplement, not replace, a balanced diet from all food groups.
- Choose products low in added sugar, fillers, and artificial sweeteners.
- Read nutrition labels carefully.
Consult a doctor or registered dietitian for personalized advice.
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