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Eliza13

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I know this is strange, but I don't like any "white" protein foods. For instance, no to milk, egg whites, yoghurt, ice cream, coconut, white fish, chicken, cheese, tartar sauce, etc. All of these foods make me throw up, or want to throw up. Is there a common element here, or is this all in my head? For instance, why the aversion to coconut and white fish?


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I know this is strange, but I don't like any "white" protein foods. For instance, no to milk, egg whites, yoghurt, ice cream, coconut, white fish, chicken, cheese, tartar sauce, etc. All of these foods make me throw up, or want to throw up. Is there a common element here, or is this all in my head? For instance, why the aversion to coconut and white fish?

I don't know if I can answer that question, but I can truly say that I never did like breads, pasta and beer, prior to celiac. I always requested my hot dog without a bun and hamburger likewise - before celiac. I thinks you have to listen to your body. It speaks and sometimes we just don't listen.

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I know this is strange, but I don't like any "white" protein foods. For instance, no to milk, egg whites, yoghurt, ice cream, coconut, white fish, chicken, cheese, tartar sauce, etc. All of these foods make me throw up, or want to throw up. Is there a common element here, or is this all in my head? For instance, why the aversion to coconut and white fish?

I dont think there is a common element with all of these foods. It may be that you react to them for different reasons. What about chocolate ice cream, yellow cheese, egg yolks?? If you have a problem with all cheese, all yogurt, all ice cream...then its probably a dairy thing.

If you have problem with the egg yolks as well as the whites...you could have a problem with eggs. Its not unusual to just have problems with the whites though....they are allergenic.

You may have to do more investigating with food intolerance but I dont think theres a common link with all of these foods.

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