Confused about dairy allowance
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Ninebubblewaters
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Hi everyone! I am confused on the dairy free aspect. A little background. I have hashimotos and have been gluten and dairy free for over a year now and find that it helps me alot, including blood antibodies lowering.
I always considered goats and sheep milk to be dairy. Is this not the case? Does anyone who is dairy free before this consume goats/sheep's milk products? I am just wondering if it is inflammatory and such as cows milk is. I believe that'd why it is said to not consume dairy with auto immune diseases.
Thanks for reading!
I always considered goats and sheep milk to be dairy. Is this not the case? Does anyone who is dairy free before this consume goats/sheep's milk products? I am just wondering if it is inflammatory and such as cows milk is. I believe that'd why it is said to not consume dairy with auto immune diseases.
Thanks for reading!
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I have read that goat and sheep milk/products are not inflammatory in the same way. I will try to find some suitable links for you.
Randomly jersey cow milk is also less inflammatory... I must find that article.
https://www.foodsense.net/why-is-dairy-inflammatory/
I believe that sheep and goat don't have the "A1" that the article talks about.0
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