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Old 08-22-2013, 11:45 PM #11
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Did we talk you back into having a little milk DOc, or are you allergic?
Hi Sally,

Not quite back to milk yet but a little more cheese when before it was none at all. A little more milk chocolate but not tons so some more dairy things which is great. Thank you
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Have you thought of using the almond milk?
Yes, I really enjoy almond milk a "lota bit". I also like the Rice Dream milk too but almond milk is my favorite so far. Thank for the suggestion. Doydie.
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I am fine with milk and with wheat. I follow the Swank diet and skim milk and grains are important on that diet, unless one is actually allergic or sensitive to these products. I think skim milk is an important part of low fat protein, and it is also low salt. But I don't overdo it. I felt terrible, in really great pain, when I tried to cut out gluten grains. I actually needed these grains for fiber, I think. There is no reason to cut these things out unless you really have a sensitivity to them. I do not. I have MANY sensitivities, so it's good I can eat some things like this without a problem.
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My wife tells me everything she reads, scientific literature says "do not eat dairy." I ate ice cream last week and I was fine.
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Scientific literature also used to say that "the earth is flat" .

I'd listen to your body on the dairy...and especially to your stomach when it comes to ice cream (It would be a shame to give up such a Yummy treat for no reason).

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