Dietary restrictions

[ailbhe]

I have been presented with evidence it would be foolish to ignore. I cannot tolerate soya in any quantity at all. Clearly, the fact that I did not react to one cup of soya milk was no indication of the effect of a few well-spaced portions.

One serving of yoghurt was enough cows' milk to make me vomit copiously and painfully, too.

I really will have to have myself investigated. I mean, it's not a hardship, as when I was consuming neither I didn't miss either, except for icecream and pancakes. And I can get sorbet and oat icecream, and I'll figure something out about the pancakes. But I'd like to know what it is that I am reacting to, and whether Linnea has the same reactions - she doesn't seem unable to tolerate soya, from current evidence, but that's no reason to feed it to her willy nilly.

I feel absolutely awful. I had an earache, and I ate a little icecream to cheer myself up, and now I am wretched and shaking and smelly and in pain. Thank heavens for Fybogel, which doesn't make me ill and may make me feel a little better.

Comments

[baratron.livejournal.com]

Here. Their website sucks, but if you phone the company they'll add you to their mailing list and send you large photos of the products along with enough information that you can take it into your local independent health food store, and they'll know where to order it from.

[sam-t.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I shall look out for their products. I have had oat milk before (thought it was OK, much better than rice milk but not quite as good as my preferred soya brand) but I don't think it was made by that company.