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Garden Of Life Raw Protein Powder

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Hey everyone! Ive been looking forever for a gluten/dairy/soy free protein powder to help me put on some weight. I found Garden of Life Raw Protein and it says that it is free of gluten/dairy/and soy. The last few days after taking it I have had terrible gas and some bloating(my normal gluten symptoms). Im not sure if I was accidentally glutened by something else or if its the protein powder. Anyone used this protein before?

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It seems like not too many people use this protein lol....Anybody have suggestions for protein that is gluten/dairy/soy free?

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