Re: I'm officially casein- and gluten-intolerant

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> The test indicates you have a problem with cow's milk, not much else,

> and maybe not all cow's milk at that.

(lisa) How come not all cow's milk?

What kind of cow dairy have you

> been consuming, holstein or another breed?

(lisa) I had been drinking milk from jersey/guernsey cows. A few

months before the test, I also added some milk from Holsteins.

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> > Also, I mentioned this test to Dr. Ron Schmid who I consulted w/ a few

> > times last year, and he essentially disregarded it (so i happily did

> > too!) I also work w/ practitioners who do a form of muscle testing and

> > raw dairy always tests well for me. Hmmm....

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> Interesting about Ron. Are they muscle testing the same milk you drink

> at home?

(lisa) the " muscle testing " was done on the milk i was actually

drinking. It tested as beneficial. These people test the foods effect

on your lymph system and all major organs. I also had them test the

same farm's pasteurized version (still jersey cows) and it tested

poorly. Had someone else closer to my enterolabs test test organic

pasteurized (organic valley, i think) and it tested poorly.

These are just some of the reasons I got very confused about what to

do. I also was pregnant w/ twins at the time and just had an

insatiable appetite and decided it was worth it to keep dairy in for

the extra calories.

Anyhow, i seem to have no symptoms, so it's harder to stop for me!

Also, not a huge fan of goat's milk/kefir, but do like the cheeses.

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