Microwaving Protein?

[cenzo78]

Ive heard people say that if you use regular protein powder to bake with, like adding it into cookie mix or muffin mix that it loses its nutritional value. I never really got this confirmed, but what about microwaving protein? I like to throw a scoop of Designer Whey natty flavor into my oats when my stomach isnt acting up. Is it pointless?

 

[StealthPump1]

Ive heard people say that if you use regular protein powder to bake with, like adding it into cookie mix or muffin mix that it loses its nutritional value. I never really got this confirmed, but what about microwaving protein? I like to throw a scoop of Designer Whey natty flavor into my oats when my stomach isnt acting up. Is it pointless?

I don't know whether cooking denatures the protein, but I just stir my protein in to my oats after they are cooked. I also add a teaspoon of coconut oil for the MCTs. They have a really good effect on my HDL cholesterol.
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[nuknuk]

I dont know, but Im calling bullshit on it.

 

[big in vegas]

I've never heard that and don't see how that could happen in all honesty. I don't know where you've heard that from, but I would think that if it were true, we all would've heard something about it at some point in time, but who knows

 

[MrPerfect]

i know alot of people bake with protein powder...

and so many people i know at my gym add whey to their oats in the am, hope it isnt a waste