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Soy Intolerance- Will It Ever Go Away?

GFMM88

By GFMM88
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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GFMM88 Newbie
GFMM88
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I am gluten and casein free. Soy bothers me, but nowhere near as much as gluten and casein. It only causes stomach upset, rather than the brain fog and more systemic reactions I get from the other two. I seem to tolerate soy lecithin and soybean oil (which I am told do not contain the protein found in soy). It would be nice if my soy intolerance was temporary. Has anyone initially had a problem with the protein in soy, and then been able to tolerate it after a year or more on the strict gluten free diet? Thanks.

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salamander Newbie
salamander
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sorry to say that for me Soy (soya) was off limits and still is. I even had some in error a week or so back in a gluten free chocolate covered biscuit (I should have checked!). It certainly didn't agree with me!

I'm having problems at the moment with potential other foods which is an on going process but for me. Anyway I find if something is ruled out of my diet it stays out and the best thing to do is (unfortunately) to live with it.

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Crayons574 Contributor
Crayons574
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Unfortunately, I do not think you ever outgrow a soy intolerance. I have an intolerance to soy, and so does my dad (still). So, odds are we will always have to remain soy free. Good news though, I have read many new articles preaching that the harm of consuming soy is far greater than it's benefits. Soy is actually pretty bad for your health...So, good news for us :)

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ravenwoodglass Mentor
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I have been able to add milk back in but not soy. I fortunately can tolerate the lecithin but not the flour or oil. Everyone is different and you can perhaps try and add it back in after you are well healed. Your body will let you know.

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