Milk & Mucus

[AneJ1986]

I was listening to an evening radio show yesterday and the topic was about poisons and chemicals in cometics and beauty products that we use and how they affect our bodies. The doctors that were on the show said that we should not put anything on our bodies that we would not ingest.

But somehow the conversation took a left turn and began to speak about foods that cause harm to our bodies. Milk was brought up and they mentioned that it increases mucus production. I've heard this before and for that reason I started drinking soy milk, which I think is good. I alternate between both cows milk and soy milk. But does anyone know if taking dairy out of the diet completely makes a difference in congestion? If it does, I'm willing to cut it out of my diet.

www.notmilk.com

 

[AneJ1986]

I was listening to an evening radio show yesterday and the topic was about poisons and chemicals in cometics and beauty products that we use and how they affect our bodies. The doctors that were on the show said that we should not put anything on our bodies that we would not ingest.

But somehow the conversation took a left turn and began to speak about foods that cause harm to our bodies. Milk was brought up and they mentioned that it increases mucus production. I've heard this before and for that reason I started drinking soy milk, which I think is good. I alternate between both cows milk and soy milk. But does anyone know if taking dairy out of the diet completely makes a difference in congestion? If it does, I'm willing to cut it out of my diet.

www.notmilk.com

 

[AneJ1986]

I was listening to an evening radio show yesterday and the topic was about poisons and chemicals in cometics and beauty products that we use and how they affect our bodies. The doctors that were on the show said that we should not put anything on our bodies that we would not ingest.

But somehow the conversation took a left turn and began to speak about foods that cause harm to our bodies. Milk was brought up and they mentioned that it increases mucus production. I've heard this before and for that reason I started drinking soy milk, which I think is good. I alternate between both cows milk and soy milk. But does anyone know if taking dairy out of the diet completely makes a difference in congestion? If it does, I'm willing to cut it out of my diet.

www.notmilk.com

 

[AneJ1986]

I was listening to an evening radio show yesterday and the topic was about poisons and chemicals in cometics and beauty products that we use and how they affect our bodies. The doctors that were on the show said that we should not put anything on our bodies that we would not ingest.

But somehow the conversation took a left turn and began to speak about foods that cause harm to our bodies. Milk was brought up and they mentioned that it increases mucus production. I've heard this before and for that reason I started drinking soy milk, which I think is good. I alternate between both cows milk and soy milk. But does anyone know if taking dairy out of the diet completely makes a difference in congestion? If it does, I'm willing to cut it out of my diet.

www.notmilk.com

 

[AneJ1986]

I was listening to an evening radio show yesterday and the topic was about poisons and chemicals in cometics and beauty products that we use and how they affect our bodies. The doctors that were on the show said that we should not put anything on our bodies that we would not ingest.
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<br />But somehow the conversation took a left turn and began to speak about foods that cause harm to our bodies. Milk was brought up and they mentioned that it increases mucus production. I've heard this before and for that reason I started drinking soy milk, which I think is good. I alternate between both cows milk and soy milk. But does anyone know if taking dairy out of the diet completely makes a difference in congestion? If it does, I'm willing to cut it out of my diet.
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<br />www.notmilk.com

 

[NoExcuses]

I've always been told that and I've never bought it. never seen difference......

 

[NoExcuses]

I've always been told that and I've never bought it. never seen difference......

 

[NoExcuses]

I've always been told that and I've never bought it. never seen difference......

 

[NoExcuses]

I've always been told that and I've never bought it. never seen difference......

 

[NoExcuses]

I've always been told that and I've never bought it. never seen difference......

 

[Scottius]

I went off milk a number of years ago, and noticed no noticeable change in mucus. I have gone back to eating cheese, but now drink only soy milk, but only because I don't like how my stomach feels after too many milk products.

 

[Scottius]

I went off milk a number of years ago, and noticed no noticeable change in mucus. I have gone back to eating cheese, but now drink only soy milk, but only because I don't like how my stomach feels after too many milk products.

 

[Scottius]

I went off milk a number of years ago, and noticed no noticeable change in mucus. I have gone back to eating cheese, but now drink only soy milk, but only because I don't like how my stomach feels after too many milk products.

 

[Scottius]

I went off milk a number of years ago, and noticed no noticeable change in mucus. I have gone back to eating cheese, but now drink only soy milk, but only because I don't like how my stomach feels after too many milk products.

 

[Scottius]

I went off milk a number of years ago, and noticed no noticeable change in mucus. I have gone back to eating cheese, but now drink only soy milk, but only because I don't like how my stomach feels after too many milk products.

 

[findingher]

If this were true, I don't think I could give up milk or cheese. I have to believe God wouldn't take away my happiness <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

The only thing I can say I've noticed, is if you have mucus in your throat when you're drinking the milk, it does seem to thicken. I think it's more of a contact thing, than an increase in production after digesting it, but that's just my opinion.

 

[findingher]

If this were true, I don't think I could give up milk or cheese. I have to believe God wouldn't take away my happiness <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

The only thing I can say I've noticed, is if you have mucus in your throat when you're drinking the milk, it does seem to thicken. I think it's more of a contact thing, than an increase in production after digesting it, but that's just my opinion.

 

[findingher]

If this were true, I don't think I could give up milk or cheese. I have to believe God wouldn't take away my happiness <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

The only thing I can say I've noticed, is if you have mucus in your throat when you're drinking the milk, it does seem to thicken. I think it's more of a contact thing, than an increase in production after digesting it, but that's just my opinion.

 

[findingher]

If this were true, I don't think I could give up milk or cheese. I have to believe God wouldn't take away my happiness <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">

The only thing I can say I've noticed, is if you have mucus in your throat when you're drinking the milk, it does seem to thicken. I think it's more of a contact thing, than an increase in production after digesting it, but that's just my opinion.

 

[findingher]

If this were true, I don't think I could give up milk or cheese. I have to believe God wouldn't take away my happiness <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
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<br />The only thing I can say I've noticed, is if you have mucus in your throat when you're drinking the milk, it does seem to thicken. I think it's more of a contact thing, than an increase in production after digesting it, but that's just my opinion.