Starch and milk

[SamYo123]

What bacteria do starch and milk both feed?

Do they both feed a certian type of bacteria?

 

[Hans]

What bacteria do starch and milk both feed?

Do they both feed a certian type of bacteria?

It's most likely different ones. Milk increases lactobacilli a lot, whereas starches increase starch-degrading bacteria. There will be some overlap, but for the most part it's different. If they cause inflammation in the gut, that can also shift the microbiome in a certain (negative) way.

 

[SamYo123]

It's most likely different ones. Milk increases lactobacilli a lot, whereas starches increase starch-degrading bacteria. There will be some overlap, but for the most part it's different. If they cause inflammation in the gut, that can also shift the microbiome in a certain (negative) way.

"If they cause inflammation in the gut"


the lactobacilli?

 

[Hans]

"If they cause inflammation in the gut"


the lactobacilli?

No the foods. Like if you're sensitive to A1 casein or lactose or even whey, or perhaps starch particles. Those kinds of stuff.

 

[SamYo123]

No the foods. Like if you're sensitive to A1 casein or lactose or even whey, or perhaps starch particles. Those kinds of stuff.

Alright is A1 Casein in butters?

Also whey in milk is in both A1 and A2?

Organic Whole Guernsey Milk, Returnable Bottle, Abel & Cole (1 litre) | Abel & Cole

Golden, creamy organic milk. From Guernsey cows. Packaged up in a returnable, refillable 1L Club Zero bottle. Order yours online.

www.abelandcole.co.uk

 

[Hans]

Alright is A1 Casein in butters?

Also whey in milk is in both A1 and A2?

Organic Whole Guernsey Milk, Returnable Bottle, Abel & Cole (1 litre) | Abel & Cole

Golden, creamy organic milk. From Guernsey cows. Packaged up in a returnable, refillable 1L Club Zero bottle. Order yours online.

www.abelandcole.co.uk

Butters as in nut butters or dairy butter. In dairy butter might be trace amounts, but it's likely not a problem unless someone is very sensitive to it.

Yes most milk brands are a mix of A1 and A2.

 

[SamYo123]

Butters as in nut butters or dairy butter. In dairy butter might be trace amounts, but it's likely not a problem unless someone is very sensitive to it.

Yes most milk brands are a mix of A1 and A2.

Whole fat Milk is literally making my skin flake on my redness on the face i dont know if its new skin healing the redness or, if its making the redness worse

 

[Hans]

Whole fat Milk is literally making my skin flake on my redness on the face i dont know if its new skin healing the redness or, if its making the redness worse

Flaking is usually not a good thing, especially if it's itchy as well. You don't get that response from low fat milk?

 

[SamYo123]

Flaking is usually not a good thing, especially if it's itchy as well. You don't get that response from low fat milk?

So i drank the milk last night, skin already red, then wake up with flakes i use a warm towl to remove the flaky skin, then it feels "more exposed" and therefore a bit itchy the skin becomes quite moist after the whole milk, but looks dry with the old flaky skin

I have the milk with white sugar

 

[Hans]

So i drank the milk last night, skin already red, then wake up with flakes i use a warm towl to remove the flaky skin, then it feels "more exposed" and therefore a bit itchy the skin becomes quite moist after the whole milk, but looks dry with the old flaky skin

I have the milk with white sugar

Yeah definitely an allergic immune response. Have you had just milk, or milk with honey and gotten the same results?

 

[SamYo123]

Yeh same result, milk alone also messes with my poo size

 

[RealNeat]

Yeh same result, milk alone also messes with my poo size

Warm up the milk and brew spices in it like clove, ginger, cardamom and cinnamon. I dont think milk is meant to be consumed cold, or at least not all the time, especially for hypometabolic individuals.

 

[SamYo123]

Warm up the milk and brew spices in it like clove, ginger, cardamom and cinnamon. I dont think milk is meant to be consumed cold, or at least not all the time, especially for hypometabolic individuals.

Makes no differnce

 

[RealNeat]

Makes no differnce

So youve tried it?

 

[Hans]

Yeh same result, milk alone also messes with my poo size

Have you tried raw milk or goat milk?

 

[SamYo123]

Have you tried raw milk or goat milk?

Yes. Same result

 

[SamYo123]

So youve tried it?

Yes

 

[Hans]

Yes. Same result

Then it might be one of those unfortunate things that you'd have to cut out dairy for a while until things heal and you might then tolerate it better in the future, given that things improve.