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We decided to try some soy milk versus the 2% dairy milk. We bought the Silk Chocolate soy milk as we knew this would taste different and thought we would gradually ease into it with the flavored version.
Well, I couldn't get much of mine down as my son kept grabbing my cup and asking for more. I finally poured him his own glass and he said he liked this much better than the 2% dairy milk and powdered Hershey's chocolate mix he has been drinking.
He then asked for a second glass a short while later. We are talking about 4 oz. cups here. How much is too much soy milk to give a child? I would assume this is much better for him than the dairy milk and chocolate powder and he was drinking at least two, 8 oz. cups of that daily.
I just wanted to check.
Thanks.
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- Re: Soy Milk nobugsplease
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MoreThis is a reply to # 309,358Personallly, I would not recommend soy milk. I had a very bad reaction to it, screwed up my thryroid bigtime!
- Re: Soy Milk Johnny Vegas
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This is a reply to # 309,361If I remember correctly Shelley is against Soy milk too. I think its better to give this goitrogen a miss.
Why not give Rice milk a try?
JV.- Re: Soy Milk rudenski
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This is a reply to # 309,363I will look into more products that are made using spelt and other grains. But Shelly I am kind of confused. I suspect, I have difficulty digesting some foods becuse a week ago after having otbran cereal with splenda in it I developed gas, bloating and brain fog. I now know not to use splenda anymore.
If I am not allergic to wheat should I still avoid it when on a candida diet. I mean oats and whole wheat products contain soluble and insoluble fibers are complex carbs, filling and better alternative to refined white flours. I would hate to have to avoid them if it isn't necessary.
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- Re: Soy Milk shelleycat
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- Re: Soy Milk shelleycat
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- Re: Soy Milk rudenski
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- Re: Soy Milk Johnny Vegas
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- Re: Soy Milk shelleycat
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This is a reply to # 309,358PLEASE try Rice Dream. A messed up thyroid has serious consequences, especially on the developing young. Soy has things to inhibit the growth of the brain too.
Another good drink to get into the habit of drinking is cranberry juice, apple juice, somewhat diluted.
Otherwise, your drinks should be fresh-squeezed veggies, tea, water, limeade (rehydrating), lemonade.
There's really no reason other than for fun or the protein shake to drink dairy type drinks, and if you're doing it for fun might as well have the real thing! :) at least on cold breakfast cereal every now and again. ;) I reserve the right to eat Sugar Smacks every now and again oh yes! ;)- Re: Soy Milk raymond
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- LOL! :) shelleycat
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- Re: LOL! :) nspeth
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This is a reply to # 309,378STOP!!! I used to love those cereals! I didn't even think about those little sample packs for cheats!
- hehehehheh! shelleycat
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This is a reply to # 309,393But you can NOT have them until you cure that darned candida imbalance! ;)
- Re: hehehehheh! nspeth
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This is a reply to # 309,395Ha, ha, ha, ha! I just read your other post. I think you yelled at me. I know, I need to deal with it. I did for a while and honestly it has gotten better. I'm continuing on the primal defense and that helps a whole lot.
- Re: hehehehheh! nspeth
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- hehehehheh! shelleycat
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- Re: LOL! :) nspeth
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- LOL! :) shelleycat
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- Re: Soy Milk dhunt
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This is a reply to # 309,376I know you are against dairy milk and someone (can't remember who) commented that humans are the only animal to continue drinking milk into adulthood. I remember reading somewhere that almost every function in the body requires calcium and that even though we have are bone density set by the time we are 21, we still require calcium. If not enough is ingested the body will take the calcium from our bones....that's why it's important that menopausal women insure they get enough calcium.
- Re: Soy Milk shelleycat
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This is a reply to # 309,417yes, calcium is VERY important, and yep, that was me about the infant/adult milk drinkers. :)
I wouldn't be so against milk if it wasn't mass produced and homogenized. :( Milk in its raw, natural form can be an elixer of life! And there are some people who do very well on milk. The trick is knowing which type you are. If you don't tend to form mucous, then it could be that milk is a viable food for you. - Re: Calcium SqueakyClean
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This is a reply to # 309,417Yes calcium is important, but it can be somewhat fallacious thinking that dairy can supply what you need. Yes it has calcium but what about the mineral imbalances in it? It does not promote the absorption of calcium! And can create calcium deposits in the tissues (not where you want them). Not to mention creating an acid condition in the body, which only promotes calcium loss. It's important not to forget about calcium, sure, but you have to keep in mind magnesium, potassium, and lower levels of phosphorus, etc. Not to mention there are a lot of better sources to get calcium than cow's milk. Cow's milk is no insurance policy!
Why don't you check out this post at Ask Andreas about calcium:
//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=337&i=3712
and also several articles at www.notmilk.com
Take care!
- Re: Soy Milk shelleycat
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- Re: Soy Milk tdc
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This is a reply to # 309,376can you please explain to me what it is that makes soy milk so bad?
ive never gotten a clear answer on this.
and what would you suggest for a soy milk substitute? i think rice dream has some kind of sweetener in it. i need something that wont feed candida.
and completely off topic, i was surprised to see you recomended dasani water below. it has refined salt in it, as well as other additives. i was under the impression it was more of a beverage, than drinking water.- Re: Soy Milk missashlie
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This is a reply to # 309,444I just happened across this article in the forum today...ALL about soy!
//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=10&i=331
Probably, even more than you want to know...And to think, my last vice was a single shot soy latte - and I thought
the coffee was the vice!
Oh, well...that'll knock that habit altogether...probably a good thing.
As for alternatives there's always rice milk, (which can be kind of sweet and watery) almond milk (the pacific brand tends to separate in my homeade chai tea...don't know about other almond milks), but the multi-grain milk (also pacific brand) seems to be "creamier" and doesn't separate so much...
Hope this helps!//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=10&i=331
- Re: Soy Milk shelleycat
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This is a reply to # 309,444I drank rice milk when I had candida and still conquered it in three months. :)
- Tests on starving children em
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This is a reply to # 309,444Soya contains: phytates, which hinder mineral absorption; enzyme inhibitors, which impede protein digestion; haemaggluttin, which diminishes the ability of red corpuscles to take up oxygen and high levels of phytoestrogens. I could go on!
Another little known fact is that those who research the best way to feed starving kids, in places hit by famines, tend to view soya as a last resort product. Often these kids have leaky gut syndrome and, in one trial I read about, one group was fed on maize and soya milk, another on maize and cow's milk. After two weeks, the cow's milk group had far less gut permeability, the soya group had not improved at all.
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