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Stomach reactions when going back to dairy after 10 days of veganism

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Sorry for the long title, I couldn’t come up with anything shorter.

As it says, I got a stomach reaction (diarrea) when going back to dairy after 10 days of veganism.

is this normal? Is it just a coincidence? Does this mean I’m extra sensitive towards milk? I’ve noticed sometimes when I’ve quit bread for a long time that the reaction is stronger when I start eating it again (tiredness, foggyheadedness), so is this something similar?

I don’t know that much about how these things affext the body, would be great to hear some explanations from people


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This also happened to me, once i detoxed my body i couldn't go back to the way i used to eat or i felt very ill and almost died a few times. We become so used to the stuff we grew up on that the body develops an adaptation mechanism for survival but that doesn't mean we are thriving.

Once you clean and detox you will naturally find out what you are designed for and what you simply have adapted to.

 

 


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On 9.8.2018 at 5:39 PM, pluto said:

This also happened to me, once i detoxed my body i couldn't go back to the way i used to eat or i felt very ill and almost died a few times. We become so used to the stuff we grew up on that the body develops an adaptation mechanism for survival but that doesn't mean we are thriving.

Once you clean and detox you will naturally find out what you are designed for and what you simply have adapted to.

 

 

 Yeah, I experienced exactly the same.

I think your body just wants to tell you that you should stop eating/drinking that bs :P

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