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Old Thu, Feb-28-13, 12:49
Pinot-Girl Pinot-Girl is offline
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Originally Posted by JEY100
Dr. Briffra added a post that studies do not show dairy to be inflammatory. However, he sees dairy food intolerances in his practice and lists the items may be easier to tolerate.
http://www.drbriffa.com/2013/02/28/...tory-after-all/


Hey Jey100,

That is an interesting article - thanks for the link!!

Things I've noticed this week after taking out my cheesy eggs for brekkie is:
increased tiredness
increased hunger
no overall decrease in bloated feeling (minor)
cheery positive attitude has subsided somewhat (could be TOM / could be because I'm tired and it's raining!!!)

So, I'm going to re-introduce my breakfast back after my next shop, and see if I experience any adverse effects, and will let y'all know!

I've still been consuming peanuts and greek yogurt, cream in my coffee and butter - not in significant amounts, but I have not cut dairy out altogether....
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