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Hi Mary again!

Does anyone find that milk affects their asthma?

I`m trying to change to Soya milk although it`s not very nice!!

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hi mary

have u tried rice milk -better taste

in holland and barret they sell small 250ml so u can try without buying large one to find you dont like

i find milk upsets my asthma i tried soya put up with the taste found rice milk tasted like wet cardboard i am now on skimmed milk at the moment it seems to ok. used to have semi but find i have to switch every few months, try soya or rice see which one works for you.

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I have had soya milk for over 20 years I think now and have got used to it.

I mainly use it in things like tea, cereals & cooking etc. there are a number of different makes out there - some taste better than others.

I prefer Tescos own brand (Sweetened). some of the more expensive ones have some oil added in to make them smoother - I find them a bit slimey!

Also make sure you get ones with added calcium to make up for the loss of calcium from cows milk. Or you can suplement it in crunchy tablet form - yummm!

Kate

Thanks everyone for your advice.

May give rice milk a go but the thought of it tasting like wet carbourd is not that appealing!!

Have started taking other supplements so may give the calcium a go if I find soya or rice milk suits me best. Have decided at age 41 it`s time to take more care of me as well as my family.

Take care.

Love Mary xx

I don't know if you've tried Goats milk but if not might be worth a try?

I can't have cows milk but don't seem to have any trouble with goats milk and I don't find it tastes as bad as soya or rice milk.

Becca x

There is also an oat milk - not used it for a while but think it was ok. I use soya (4 for £2 at the moment in ASDA) and quite like it now.

How does anyone else get on with any of these milks in ground coffee? I find soya milk curdles.

Sandi

I think I've probably tried them all and only one I ""enjoy"" is Rice Dream. It is easily obtainable in supermarkets and I make sure I get the one fortified with calcium. Having said that I only use it for cereals and cooking ie I tend to drink black tea and black coffee though I do occasionally use it in milky drinks like cocoa.

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yaf_user681_26334

hi

hi i went on a diary free diet for a whale goat milk taste the same as normal milk is is nice and cheap .so give it a go you dont no unless you try.

xx

emily

I switched from semi skimmed to skimmed milk years ago, and it took a while to get used to the taste... But even now, if I have semi-skimmed and my asthma is fine, I feel it on my chest. I've just got so used to skimmed milk. Never tried soya, is it better for you than skimmed??

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