Guest guest Posted February 17, 2009 Report Share Posted February 17, 2009 Hello. I have been using coconut oil as my main source of fat for the first six months on this diet. I recently decided to add butter which is a wonderful treat! I've noticed increased pressure in sinus area, drainage, and mucus in throat. I've stayed away from dairy for around 4 years due to these same issues. It is difficult to tell whether this is a sensitivity to milk solids in the butter or a healing reaction. I tend towards thinking it's a sensitivity. I could clarify the butter, but am wondering... would these issues eventually disappear as my body and immune system are restored-if I just continue to have unclarified butter. Has anyone had this experience? Thanks so much, a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2009 Report Share Posted February 17, 2009 Hi a, Keep in mind that butter is also antifungal, so you might be getting some healing reactions from that. I couldn't hurt, though, to clarify your butter for a while to see if it is a reaction to the milk proteins. If you choose to do that, don't change anything else in your diet for at least 5-7 days so that you will know that any reactions (or lack thereof) is because of the clarified butter. Hope that helps! > > Hello. > <snip> > > I've noticed increased pressure in sinus area, drainage, and mucus in throat. I've stayed away from dairy for around 4 years due to these same issues. > > It is difficult to tell whether this is a sensitivity to milk solids in the butter or a healing reaction. I tend towards thinking it's a sensitivity. > <snip> > > Thanks so much, > a > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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