Dairy Products- Do they make you feel sick in the stomach?
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"Farmers know if you feed pasteurized milk to a calf, it will die within 6 weeks due to malnutrition. "\nhttp://suzar.com/DMAF/DMAF-ch5c-p103-106.html\nhttp://www.notmilk.com/\nhttp://www.nomilk.com/\n\nMilk may taste good but but only mother's milk and only unpasteurized mother's milk is good for babies. \n\nI was ADD/ADHD and I had neurological problems throughout my school years and into adulthood. I drank close to half a gallon of milk a day growing up. I was vaccinated and did everything the Betty Crocker way. I even attempted the same with my own children. I took my third of four daughters to a doctor for vaccinations. She came out screaming and banging her head on the ground. The doctor said it had nothing to do with vaccines. This was the moment I knew that I was not being told the truth. Fool me once and it is their fault, I really do fault them for poisoning my daughter and lying about it...but fool me twice and it is my fault. My youngest daughter is not vaccinated.\n\n Once you realize that you are being lied to by doctors, you have to look around you and see in anyone else is lying to you. I started looking into vaccinations and came to the  conclusion that my daughter and I were had problems directly related to vaccinations. I had an aha moment one day and realized that cows were are vaccinated frequently. I started asking questions. Do the vaccines end up in milk cows milk? How about steroids they feed meat cattle to beef them up? Does homogenizing milk get rid of toxins. It took several years for me to realize that the milk I drank my whole life, the meat I ate, and the vaccinations I took were all fed to me like I was a just a consumer and all the market cared about was keeping me stupid and happy consuming the products the market sold. Regardless of how unhealthy those products were, I was eating and drinking, and being vaccinated whatever was fed to me by the food and drug industry.\nI found that obesity is related to cow's milk. Steroids are not just bad for people. They make cow's sick too. I found that vaccines lodge in muscle tissue of vaccinated animals and then are greedily consumed in stores everywhere. I found that toxins in vaccines also end up in the milk I drink.\nLittle by little, I am waking up. \n\nMy journey to finding the truth is far from over but at least I no longer drink milk, will not vaccinate, and try to to work toward being meat free and for now at least eat free range grass fed meat cattle. My youngest daughter doesn't drink milk. She doesn't eat red meat. She has never been vaccinated. She is the most healthy and happy human being, I have ever known. She is two now and has only had a runny nose or congested four or five days in her life. One of those times I gave her a bit of cheese that was melted on a potato. What we feed our bodies and our mind and what we feed our children is what we get out. "Education instead of medication" is the key to becoming fully awake when making health and food choices. http://curezone.com is where I started my search for the truth but the truth without action \nis worse than just the truth. Make informed decisions and put them into action. Just say no to toxic milk and dairy and just say no to toxic dealy vaccines.
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my mom used to drink buttermilk a lot when she had a cold sore..  but butter milk is gross!
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Yes it does. Greesy/fatty food, and anything you have trouble processing like milk and dairy cause gas (flatulence). It's caused by the billions of bacteria in your intestine that process the food and let out a gas as a byproduct. Once it accumulates the sound is made by the vibration of the anus, similar to a tuba player buzzing their lips in a mouthpiece. Nice image eh?
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Symptoms of lactose intolerance can be mild or severe, depending on how much lactase your body makes. Symptoms usually begin 30 minutes to 2 hours after eating or drinking milk or milk products. If you have lactose intolerance, your symptoms may include:\nBloating. \nPain or cramps in the lower belly. \nGurgling or rumbling sounds in the lower belly. \nGas. \nLoose stools or diarrhea. Sometimes the stools are foamy. \nThrowing up. \nYou can read more about lactose intolerance here\nhttp://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/lactoseintolerance/
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I'm a vegetarian and I still have indigestion. I used to weigh 230 lbs. Now I weigh 130 lbs. It did not eliminate indigestion. Orange juice tears me up. So does cabbage.
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Dude.. that used to happen to me all the time when I would work food service. I would come home and smell all sorts of funky. Now I smell like chocolate or vanilla or sometimes even strawberry. I work in an ice cream factory... but smelling like nasty milk is not very appealing either.
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A doctor referred nutritionist told me that there is something in the soy milk helps stabilizes the female hormones to stop hot flashes, keeps hair from falling out and slows wrinkling of skin. Cow's milk causes excessive mucus and congestion and many times has excess antibiotics and hormones that can cause bad reactions with in your system. Some adults and children are allergic to cow's milk or have lactose intolerance. Few people are allergic to Soy products.
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yes and no.\nyou should not take too many, and drink a lot of water to take the strain off your liver and kidneys.\ntoo much protein in any form can upset your stomach. arginie, an amino acid found in many proteins can cause weakness, nausea and diarrhea in excess.\nyour body has evolved to process proteins. there shouldn't be much difference between synthetic and natural.
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coconut and tamarind make your gas problem worst.\ni felt it everytime i ate it when my i had gastritic.
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When you are told NOT to do something when taking a medication, it is for a reason.  You do not take milk/dairy products with certain medications because the dairy products either interfere with the absorption of the medication or they totally deactivate it.  Why pay all that money for a medication if you are going to sabotage it's ability to work by consuming a dairy product?  If you want to get better, take the medication exactly as described....even if it means avoiding certain foods during that time.
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I think this is largely false for most people.  In fact if you have lactose intolerance, which is not uncommon, you  may get diarrhea from cheese.  Lactase pills would help prevent this.
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Not unless a doctor tells you that you're lactose intolerant.  Lots of people think they are...but far fewer are ACTUALLY intolerant of dairy.  That's a myth.  Some kinds of dairy are extremely good for you...did you know that yogurt can make your flatulence less stinky?  I just read that today on WebMD.
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Lactose intolerance can be very difficult to live with.  It is often a symptom of other auto-immune deficiencies.  I used to drink Lactaid instead of milk, which I actually like better because it is a bit sweeter, and I used Lactaid tablets before eating ice cream.  There is also a connection to lactose intolerance and vinegar.  I have found something that is healing all of the problems associated with lactose intolerance including the gas and bloating.
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Many people have intolerances to wheat and/or dairy products.  Try completely eliminating dairy for two weeks, and if that doesn't result in a change try eliminating wheat for two weeks.  When you're not eating dairy make sure to take a calcium supplement, and when you're not eating wheat make sure that you eat other whole grains (oats, rye and brown rice, for example).\n\nFood intolerances often result in bloating, so eliminating these foods from your diet could potentially make your stomach flatter.  If it's not about food, you're just going to have to do more cardiovascular exercise (running, swimming, bike riding, boxing, aerobics, etc) to lose fat from all over your body.  Sit-ups and crunches will build your stomach muscles but they won't make your stomach any flatter.  In fact, if the muscles are sitting below a thick layer of fat, these type of exercises will just make your tummy look bigger!
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I get the lactose reduced organic milk.  I used to use lactaid milk but still had problems.  I think the organic part really helps--you don't get a lot of horomones in with everything else.  I can get away with a certain amount of dairy, but after that it can cause problems.  Try cutting back and re-introducing items, see how much you can take.
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My mums husband once told me to cut down on dairy products if you have cold or flu like symptoms, as they increase mucus.xxx
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are you lactose intolerant?