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With allergy to wheat and milk is there a likelihood of soy protein allergy? |
Saw something on Internet which seemed to imply that. just eat vegetables, meat, and fruit and forget about the grains, the milk, and the sugars. everybody is a doctor Not because there's a link between soy and milk or wheat, but because when someone has allergies of any sort, they are always at risk for more. Being that soy allergies are commonly anaphylactic, it's best not to take the chance. See an allergist and get tested to be sure. If you feel like being risky, always have you epi-pen ready. If you don't have an epi-pen, don't even think about it. My son is allergic to cows milk so we switched to soy milk when he was 1 year old. He has been drinking it for 6 years now with no problems. The soy milk is made from soy beans so you should be safe with it. Many people are allergic to milk (usually cows milk). Dairy allergies are different from lactose intolerance. A dairy allergy is extreme sensitivity to the proteins in dairy products while lactose intolerance is caused by a lack of lactase enzyme, which helps the body digest dairy products. Soy milk is dairy free and lactose free. People who are hypersensitive to wheat and wheat products also find it safe to consume soy milk as it contains no wheat, wheat gluten, rye, oats, barley, or malt. silksoymilk.com and personal use. The problem with the internet is that not everything posted on it is true. Wheat, milk, and soy protein allergy or not related. Just because you are allergic to one (or two) does not mean that you will be allergic to all of them. |
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