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D10yrspain
post Mar 15 2017, 10:59 PM

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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Mar 15 2017, 10:06 PM)
I heard the same thing too! That's why I avoid dairy milk and replaced with non dairy milk. I even drink lesser coffee nowadays to reduce caffeine intake.

So how did you find out you are lactose intolerant? Are you avoiding all dairy products? Or just reducing?
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Since I was little, I can't drink animal milk, i'll get sick with gas bloated stomach xtreme constipation most of the time.
Eating too much of gluten also cause me the same symptoms.
I op for soya milk, I don't fancy cheese but it's difficult for me not to eat butter. Eating out is a big problem too.

The best solution for me is eat less but eat more on food or drinks that contain good bacteria like Lactobacillus,
my favorite choice is fermented food and kimchi and sometimes cultured milk like vitagen so that it'll
help to boost up my digest system.

Caffeine problem was due to my acid reflux problem but it has gone because I totally cut off coffee
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post Mar 16 2017, 01:59 PM

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QUOTE(D10yrspain @ Mar 15 2017, 10:59 PM)
Since I was little, I can't drink animal milk, i'll get sick with gas bloated stomach xtreme constipation most of the time.
Eating too much of gluten also cause me the same symptoms.
I op for soya milk, I don't fancy cheese but it's difficult for me not to eat butter. Eating out is a big problem too.

The best solution for me is eat less but eat more on food or drinks that contain good bacteria like Lactobacillus,
my favorite choice is fermented food and kimchi and sometimes cultured milk like vitagen so that it'll
help to boost up my digest system.

Caffeine problem was due to my  acid reflux problem but it has gone because I totally cut off coffee
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It must be difficult being limited to food choice. Are you the only one in your family who is lactose intolerance? Gluten too? Yes, must be difficult to eat out as you probably don't know what do they prepare in the meal.

I just chose stopped drinking dairy milk - not that I am lactose intolerance. I didn't know cultured milk is fine since it's also a type of milk.
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post Mar 16 2017, 04:35 PM

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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Mar 16 2017, 01:59 PM)
It must be difficult being limited to food choice. Are you the only one in your family who is lactose intolerance? Gluten too? Yes, must be difficult to eat out as you probably don't know what do they prepare in the meal.

I just chose stopped drinking dairy milk - not that I am lactose intolerance. I didn't know cultured milk is fine since it's also a type of milk.
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It used to be difficult but I have get used to the limitation simply because I am not not a fussy eater, I can accept a regular simple meal with
just vegetables soup and rice.
It runs in the family. I have a Schizophrenia brother, it's autistic related. It runs in the family, my son is autistic too.
Gluten and casein are the 2 that causing more problem for autistic than good.
Since I'm not specific on craving I can control but sometimes cheat Abit to taste because my husband is a giant eater. He will
Goes mad if I ask him to a control his eating, so it's just me and my son controlling our diet.
My son is totally cut off from animal milk, only stick to soya milk. . I diy my own kimchi in a big container.
If you do not want culture milk you can always eat kimchi but it's heaty just be sure to drink a lot of water.
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post Mar 17 2017, 10:18 PM

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QUOTE(D10yrspain @ Mar 16 2017, 04:35 PM)
It used to be difficult but I have get used to the limitation simply because I am not not a fussy eater, I can accept a regular simple meal with
just vegetables soup and rice.
It runs in the family. I have a Schizophrenia brother, it's autistic related. It runs in the family, my son is autistic too.
Gluten and casein are the 2 that causing more problem for autistic  than good.
Since I'm not specific on craving I can control but sometimes cheat Abit to taste because my husband is a giant eater.  He will
Goes mad if I ask him to  a control his eating, so it's just me and my son controlling our diet.
My son is totally cut off from animal milk, only stick to soya milk. . I diy my own kimchi in a big container.
If you do not want culture milk you can always eat kimchi but it's heaty just be sure to drink a lot of water.
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With just vegetable soup & rice? Are you a vegetarian? I thought you're lactose intolerance but meat too?

At least you'd look after your son diet, but must be difficult for a kid especially friends around him may not understand the situation.
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post Mar 17 2017, 10:36 PM

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Either subsituted with soy milk or almond milk...both items should be available on aeon or coldstorage but i personally prefer soy milk as i considered as a more healthier alternatives to milk for coffee...that just my opinion smile.gif

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post Mar 17 2017, 11:21 PM

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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Mar 17 2017, 10:18 PM)
With just vegetable soup & rice? Are you a vegetarian? I thought you're lactose intolerance but meat too?

At least you'd look after your son diet, but must be difficult for a kid especially friends around him may not understand the situation.
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I'm not vegetarian but I'm ok with it regularly. Not fussy type la ^^.
My son not fussy also, likes vegetables too. For meat part mostly I just cook it with soup or fried vegetables with it without marinate it. Never use ajinomoto, only organic rock salt. Kid loves fast food once a while few bites I let him.
Wish I can cut off 100% but it's very diff to control outside food unless 24/7 cook myself.
He likes to mix with others just that he do not know how to express it, so every tiny step have to teach him. He is fine so far, I'm proud of him but needs to keep observing him daily.
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post Mar 18 2017, 02:15 PM

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QUOTE(ToshiKun391099 @ Mar 17 2017, 10:36 PM)
Either subsituted with soy milk or almond milk...both items should be available on aeon or coldstorage but i personally prefer soy milk as i considered as a more healthier alternatives to milk for coffee...that just my opinion smile.gif
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Love it with soy milk too although I've reduced coffee intake! Any non-dairy milk is definitely better than dairy milk. And can be easily found anywhere though.
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post Mar 18 2017, 02:40 PM

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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Mar 18 2017, 02:15 PM)
Love it with soy milk too although I've reduced coffee intake! Any non-dairy milk is definitely better than dairy milk. And can be easily found anywhere though.
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Glad we have the same opinions😄
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post Mar 18 2017, 02:53 PM

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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Mar 18 2017, 02:15 PM)
Love it with soy milk too although I've reduced coffee intake! Any non-dairy milk is definitely better than dairy milk. And can be easily found anywhere though.
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I ve also reduced the intake of coffee as well due to coffee sometimes caused insomnia during my sleep...now im more of a tea person tongue.gif
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post Mar 18 2017, 10:59 PM

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QUOTE(D10yrspain @ Mar 17 2017, 11:21 PM)
I'm not vegetarian but I'm ok with it regularly. Not fussy type la ^^.
My son not fussy also, likes vegetables too. For meat part mostly I just cook it with soup or fried vegetables with it  without marinate it. Never use ajinomoto, only organic rock salt. Kid loves fast food once a while few bites I let him.
Wish I can cut off 100% but it's very diff to control outside food unless 24/7 cook myself. 
He likes to mix with others just that he do not know how to express it, so every tiny step have to teach him. He is fine so far, I'm proud of him but needs to keep observing him daily.
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Wow~ good that he likes veges too! I am trying to reduce meat intake too besides dairy milk, but sometimes it's difficult, just like a habit I guess.
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post Mar 18 2017, 11:01 PM

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QUOTE(ToshiKun391099 @ Mar 18 2017, 02:53 PM)
I ve also reduced the intake of coffee as well due to coffee sometimes caused insomnia during my sleep...now im more of a tea person tongue.gif
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I only drink coffee once in blue moon nowadays although I find coffee very tempting! Me too, drink tea more often now although tea contains caffeine too sweat.gif Perhaps a way to cure the addiction! tongue.gif


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post Mar 19 2017, 12:33 PM

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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Mar 18 2017, 10:59 PM)
Wow~ good that he likes veges too! I am trying to reduce meat intake too besides dairy milk, but sometimes it's difficult, just like a habit I guess.
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Actually my policy is take everything moderate or lesser because it really hard to cutoff lots of food since
we are not living in a cavemen world where we tanam sayur, bela ayam itik .....our own.
We can control certain food but not everything.
There are certain people really want to adapt back the previous world by not having wifi, tv, refrigerator, tanam sayur ....etc...but its extremely difficult to cut off everything. Same goes to people that do not want to vacine their children but with food these days, environment, the air we breath and technology, its impossible to keep everything at bay.

It's good that you decided to eat healthy. I would suggest you try diy cook meat in soup or any kind but not marinate it, steam it plain with adding ginger or spring onions as aroma or something ^^ plain taste but healthy

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post May 1 2019, 09:31 PM

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