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Soy & Peanut Intolerance  

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hathor Contributor
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I didn't know I was intolerant to soy until I received the Enterolab results saying I was. Going off the soy I noticed some symptoms clearing up. Still, I sometimes have problems, leading me to think there may be other things I cannot tolerate.

I noticed the soy-type symptoms after having a gluten-free pasta with lupin flour in it. Since that is another legume, I apparently react to more than one.

So, I cut out peanuts and I was feeling better. Yesterday I challenged. (Sounds better than I saw this spicy peanut butter in my fridge & I was hungry & really had no proof I can't tolerate peanuts.) Now I'm having soy-type symptoms.

I was just hoping to get a sense of how common it is to react to both foods.

Eating vegan, I have other legumes quite frequently but I haven't noticed the same problem.

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I react to soy but not to peanuts (it wouldn't let me vote unless I answered the second question too, but I didn't really have an answer for that question...) I don't eat peanut butter very often though and I don't know if my reaction to soy is an allergy or an intolerance (I actually suspect both but I can't say for sure...)

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I'm intolerant to all legumes--soy, peanuts, string beans, all of them.

My reactions are the same: cramping that starts under my ribs and squeezes it's way down. I also get reflux from legumes--I had terrible reflux before going legume free. Now, I very rarely get it.

hathor Contributor
hathor
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I react to soy but not to peanuts (it wouldn't let me vote unless I answered the second question too, but I didn't really have an answer for that question...)

My first poll -- I've fixed it (I think). Thanks for letting me know.

Juliebove Rising Star
Juliebove
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Daughter is allergic to both peanuts and soy. Not sure which one causes a stronger reaction in her. She ate part of a cracker with soy in it and was doubled over in pain before she had even finished the cracker. So that was a pretty strong reaction. Normally soybean oil and peanut oil cause her to have nosebleeds. She seems to be able to handle soy lecithin on occasion without problems.

Ursa Major Collaborator
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I'm intolerant to all legumes--soy, peanuts, string beans, all of them.

My reactions are the same: cramping that starts under my ribs and squeezes it's way down. I also get reflux from legumes--I had terrible reflux before going legume free. Now, I very rarely get it.

I've got the same problems as Patti. I'm intolerant to all legumes, including soy and peanuts.

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