According to every expert I’ve read as well as our experience with clients, the number one worst food for IBS is anything made from dairy.
ترجمه خط اول : طبق نظر هر کارشناسی که من مطالعه کرده ام و همینطور تجربه بیماران(مراجعه کنندگان) شماره یک در بدترین غذا برای آی بی اسی ها ، لبنیات است.
That means any kind of milk that comes from a four-legged animal, and any food product made from that milk: milk and chocolate milk, yogurt, cheese, ice cream, cheese popcorn, milk chocolate, the cream in your coffee and anything else with milk, cheese or cream in it.
I know a lot of people aren’t happy that dairy tops the “worst food” list. Dairy is a comfort food for many of us and it’s easy to become “addicted” to certain cheeses (I’ve been there) or other dairy delights.
But it’s the top food allergen for everyone, not just people who have IBS, and it contributes to a wide variety of health nightmares that go far beyond digestion, including arthritis, osteoporosis, and kidney problems.
Even if you’re not lactose-intolerant, the proteins in dairy can cause trouble for you.Are you worried that you won’t get enough calcium if you don’t eat dairy foods? Well, here’s the reality: dairy IS a good source of calcium. For a CALF. If you’re not the child of a cow, your body can’t absorb and process the calcium in milk products very well. At the molecular level, it doesn’t seem to work for the human body.
And think about it. For hundreds of thousands of years, right up until the Agricultural Revolution (about 10,000 years ago) we humans never drank milk. (We didn’t eat sugar either…) Yet, studies of ancient humans show that they had better bones, were taller, had few or no cavities (despite not brushing their teeth), and were apparently getting all the calcium they needed without a single cow or goat making a contribution. I guess in those days, if you wanted milk, you’d have to find a lactating wild animal and chase it down. Not an easy task!
Some people find that cutting out dairy products alone is enough to significantly reduce their digestive symptoms.