IBS-C triggered by soybean products?

soy is like joint compound? soy can also trigger an Ibs attack if, if your tolerance goes sour and keeps going that way.

I have started with frozen yogurt, that lead to milk,and trying to add back the milk I went to soy?

I mis my cerial, and sy was the only way to go, but now the milk loctate free has hit the market about 10 years or less, they came out with a actaite pill ultra lactose for diary?

have you tried to take not one, ortwo but three tablits they are to bechewed at first, and then the food in mouth , as you are eatimg right at the start?

so far not one soul hasmentioned this on the site so yep a thread is going up

It is not necessairly the lactose that causes the problem with milk, it can be from the casein or something like that. Milk products were the first thing I was taken off of when I started with IBS even though I had no allergy to it. Dr. said that just getting Lactaid Milk or taken tablets might help a little but when you stomach is out of balance it may not be enough. I use Almond Breeze which can be found with the Soy milk products. It is much tastier than Soy and does not leave that flat taste in your mouth. I use the vanilla one but it is available in regular and chocolate. My stomach is back in balance now after the probiotics except for a bad acid problems but I still use the Almond Breeze and try to avoid things that are milk based as they still bother me. Try the Almond Breeze and I would be surprised if you didn't like it. You can keep it on shelf till opened then it says to use in 10 days . If you have cereal everyday that is not a problem.

Changing my diet did help with my C but did not stop it altogether. I do have to use other means to keep regular which includes a daily dose of Miralax and fiber supplements. But today I am doing so much better and I don't mind taking the stuff to help... the daily pain was unbearable and its so worth it now that its gone!!

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Hi sababa,
Welcome to HealingWell!
I'm sorry to read about your horrible attack. Was it the 1st time you had eaten soy beans (or any soy product)? Could you be allergic to it? It's definitely smart for anyone with IBS to feel out any type of bean or bean product before they jump in with a healthy serving. I can handle beans in moderation only.
Are you feeling any better? Sorry for being so ignorant, but how has the Rubinul helped you... Does the decreased stomach acid keep you from vomitting?

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