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Old 01-05-2009, 05:06 PM #1
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I have noticed that dairy protein is much harder on me than meat protein. I'll have a terrible time with my symptoms after having milk, cheese, etc. in spite of the timing of my meds. Meat protein is difficult for me also, but to a much lesser degree. After eleven years post-dx I have greatly reduced my protein consumption, but I just recently noticed the difference in dairy protein vs. meat protein

Anyone else have this experience?

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Old 01-05-2009, 05:28 PM #2
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I think it is because dairy is metabolized quicker than meat.

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Default protein

There is some question about the protein issue and some of us thrive on it. Milk can pose another problem since it is a major allergen. You might be running into that.
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Default protein consumption

I don't have any problem with dairy but a burger-lookout! Forget about a piece of chicken unless I'm ready to go to bed cause that's where I'll be for a few hours.
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I too have had protein issues as well. I had to cut out big sandwiches and big protein meals during the day and stick to a single big meal at night. The adjustment helped me, but I am losing weight again - down about 5 pounds from where I was during the summer.

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Default Me too

I have problems whenever I eat anything around med time. So I try to time my meds an hour before meals or 2 hours after meals. But it's hard to do. (no weight loss, tho... darn)
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