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is Soy flour a No? I am going to start the IC diet full on and Im looking at the bread in our bakery and supermarkets and they all state that they have soy flour?
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Re: Soy Flour
You may have better luck if you just look at breads that are baked on site. Soy flour is an irritant for many of us.
I recently started baking bread for my family. I usually bake it one loaf at a time to avoid having it get moldy. Home made bread does grow mold within a very few days.
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Re: Soy Flour
I decided since I cant do yeast that I will just buy bread for hubby and I wont do breadComment
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Re: Soy Flour
I would avoid it. You can find other breads that don't have soy flour in them. :-)Julie Beyer, MA, RDN
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Re: Soy Flour
bread is something I have had a difficult time with. Basic white bread is the only bread I have been able to tolerate. I can't tolerate any of the other IC friendly flours especially whole wheat flour it just sets my bladder on fire.Daughter your faith has made you well,go in peace, and be healed of your disease.(Mark 5:34)
Tried:
Detrol:only took one pill and it made me sick
Elmiron:caused horrible pain(took 1 week)
CystaQ:caused alot of burning and pain(only took one pill)
Wellbutrin:only on it for three days as it caused alot of bladder pain
Elavil:Took one pill and it caused a flare that lasted almost two weeks. It was the longest flare I've ever had. Never again..ouch
Prelief:made my bladder burn and feel tingly.
Take:
Uracyst:Started May 19 2011
Enablex:take one pill daily with no issues
Naproxen:for pain as needed
Baking Soda with water:as needed and it's a God send. It brings down my pain within 20 mins.
Venofer: Started April 2012 by IV for low Iron. I do not tolerate oral Iron so this is the route I had to take.Does not bother my bladder but did have other side effects. I take Benedryl with each treatment to avoid side effects.
Supplements:Whey Protein powder daily
Dessert Harvest Aloe It has been helping alot but I can only take it every two days as my "die off" reaction has been severe.Comment
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