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aqualung · Nov 27, 2014

I had a few mugs of tea at my friend's this morning. She uses organinc skimmed milk and I only have a tiny bit. This affects my stomach a bit but not too much . Today I only had a tiny bit until the last mug when she put a bit more than usual. I thought it would be fine but could only manage half of it before I felt really sick. My stomach has been iffy ever since and feels like it used to when I ate carbs - bloated and gurggling noises. I might take my own milk in future.
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douglas99 · Nov 27, 2014

Is organic a problem?

(edit - I'm assuming it's pasteurised etc?)

Snowy12 · Nov 27, 2014

aqualung said:
I had a few mugs of tea at my friend's this morning. She uses organinc skimmed milk and I only have a tiny bit. This affects my stomach a bit but not too much . Today I only had a tiny bit until the last mug when she put a bit more than usual. I thought it would be fine but could only manage half of it before I felt really sick. My stomach has been iffy ever since and feels like it used to when I ate carbs - bloated and gurggling noises. I might take my own milk in future.
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Did you watch the embarrassing bodies program when they done the milk test most people when they get to adult hood cannot tolerate it,they made 5 people drink some and said within an hour after drinking most people will have to make a quick dash to the loo I love milk but do not drink as much now.

douglas99 · Nov 27, 2014

So the question is, what's special about the op's milk, as I drink skimmed mllk all the time.

chris lowe · Nov 27, 2014

You'll find skimmed milk has higher carbs that full fat, maybe that was a problem? Hope you sort it out. Nothing worse than feeling sick.

douglas99 · Nov 27, 2014

chris lowe said:
You'll find skimmed milk has higher carbs that full fat, maybe that was a problem? Hope you sort it out. Nothing worse than feeling sick.

But it's point nothing of a gram in a cupful, so a dash in a cup of tea wouldn't be noticed. I agree there is less fat, but you wolud never notice the carbs in reality.

noblehead · Nov 27, 2014

aqualung said:
I had a few mugs of tea at my friend's this morning. She uses organinc skimmed milk and I only have a tiny bit. This affects my stomach a bit but not too much . Today I only had a tiny bit until the last mug when she put a bit more than usual. I thought it would be fine but could only manage half of it before I felt really sick. My stomach has been iffy ever since and feels like it used to when I ate carbs - bloated and gurggling noises. I might take my own milk in future.
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Sounds like your lactose intolerance, best to avoid foods that contain lactose and see if that helps your stomach.

loulou99782 · Dec 13, 2014

Have you tried soda milk. It sounds like lactose intolerance to me.

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Lamont D · Dec 13, 2014

The aversion to milk is more common than being lactose intolerant. Like myself, the the thought of milk going into my mouth makes me want to vomit!
But I love the flavour of full fat yoghurt!! Go figure?
@aqualung do you have problems with butter or cheese?

eddie1968 · Dec 13, 2014

Shame you may be intolerant to milk. I drink a fair bit of it as I love the flavour.

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