Allergies to whey
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I, too, am allergic to wheat, it is very common as bsml said, so is whey. Sometimes, they are not allergies, but "sensitivities" however, both can make you feel crummy.
As I stated earlier, I have allergies, quite a few, but, I am used to them, and I try not to eat those that I know are the most offending very sparingly, usually, that helps to keep things at bay.
Out of desperation, I went to see a holistic MD and she tested me again; this time I showed allergic to wheat and whey. There was only a 6 month lapse of time between the 2 appointments. Can anyone tell me if they understand these lab numbers?? Am I really "allergic" or just a little "intolorent"??
Whey 5.8 Range is <2 mcg/mL
Gluten IGG 3.
Have added whey protein powder to my diet to ingest a much better amount of protein my body should have due to the level of physical activity I perform since I'm just not able to eat enough to get the needed protein. No known allerges to any of this. I do realize that bodies change all the time and allergies can show.
A month or so ago the massage therapist did some work on my neck front as I told him it was bothersome and a bit of an ache.
Yes you really need to rule out food allergies, intolerances, and bowel diseases. You should also get your thyroid and gallbladder checked out. For now you might want to try an illimination diet. Try a week or two without gluten (as it's in just about everything), also look for milk proteins/solids and whey.
1 in 133 people have it, in randomized studies. People with this disease are more prone to food allergies. And, sadly, in a recent study, over 60% of Gastroenterologists surveyed, world wide, did not have accurate information on important aspects of diagnosing this disease. Symptom recognition was often one of the big lapses, because so much has been discovered recently that many doctors are not yet aware.
And just as an aside, on the whole casein and whey front?
You could be sleeping on your arm, you could have a pinched nerve, or you may want to see your Dr to find out what's going on. Which arm is it?
lately i have this strange feelings it started with a head ache now i am feeling different in side up to my chest area i am feeling a little burning and ictching sensation in my legs head knee under my neck burning sensation on my hands sometimes a little burning in my eyes my head sometimes feel like it has a pressure on one side a little pain in the middle of my forhead and some times find it hard to breath when am asleep please help me find the answer
can you suggest any easily get protein prowder in pharmacy that suit me? any brand?
It's possible that muscle soreness in the stomach could occur from coughing vigorously...it's also possible to develop anxiety related stomach issues from it...but I don't think that asthma itself can cause a stomachache.
Some asthma medications could cause upset stomach...the pills, not inhalers.
My third oldest son used to complain about stomachaches all the time when he was younger...and he's had asthma since birth.
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However, when companies market these products they do not want to advertise this fact. If you are consuming 3 scoops of this stuff daily like I used to over a prolonged period of time, its going to raise your Bad (LDL) Choloesterol to the levels you are showing.
Google "whey protein cholesterol" and a number of forums will discuss this matter in more details esp the body building ones. If you want a cholesterol free protein source eat raw egg whites with milk.
I dont understand why he is getting worse even though i am strict about what he eats today i gave him a piece of cake that had a cream sauce and we had to take him to the dr again for an injection just to be clear i dont feed him anything i know hes allergic to these were tests to see if he was getting better as i know milk allergies are supposed to get better as the child gets older
Causes may include reduced blood flow or oxygen supply to brain, past infections, migraines etc. usually this is not a significant finding but needs to be looked in detail due to possibility of migraines in your child. Multiple sclerosis looks unlikely in this age group. Consult a pediatric neurologist to investigate your child in detail. Hope this helps. Take care.
Whey protein is the highest-quality and fastest-digesting form of protein. Typically consume whey protein post-workout to speed up the muscle repair and recovery process. Whey is sold in powder form and ready-to-drink shakes for quick consumption. I suggest only buying whey concentrate!
Whey protein concentrate, NOT protein isolates
Protein isolates are proteins stripped away from their nutritional cofactors. There are three
problems with that...
All isolates are exposed to acid processing.
According to my lab, normal ranges are up to 40/37, so mine is kind of higher than what it should be. Prior to my test, I did 4 months of weight lifting and I consumed 5 grams of creatine and 30 grams of whey protein daily. The doctor told me that I should stop consuming supplements and should take silymarin for a month which I am doing. One thing to keep in mind, the day I took my test, my muscles were sore. I get sore every week because I am training quite hard for muscle growth.
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