Why ,when avoiding dairy produce for eczema relief ,is goats milk recommended when it is classed as dairy too?
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Question by Carl: Why ,when avoiding dairy produce for eczema relief ,is goats milk recommended when it is classed as dairy too?
I have been suffering from eczema most of my life and have read up on many possible causes , i have been aware that dairy produce might be a possible cause for flare ups and have heard that it is advisable to switch to goats milk instead .This baffles me as those who advocate a dairy free approach and suggest the switch must surely realise that goats milk is also a dairy product .. ??
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5 Responses to Why ,when avoiding dairy produce for eczema relief ,is goats milk recommended when it is classed as dairy too?
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Because goats are cool
George B
November 25, 2011 at 3:58 pm
there must be something that is in cows milk that isn’t present in goat milk. They use the term “dairy products” loosely.
hublub
November 25, 2011 at 4:47 pm
WHAT UP Mi hERMANO!
Cristian
November 25, 2011 at 5:16 pm
You are right, it is, but for some reason I think most people just think dairy is the product of cows. Maybe goats milk has less lactulose or something, it may be that that aggravates eczema. Thanks though, I am an eczema sufferer and I didn’t know that!
1oui5e
November 25, 2011 at 5:18 pm
Goats milk does have the same protein and lactose that cows milk has, it just has different levels. Some people that have a sensitivity, the levels are different enough not to affect them. If your trying to avoid dairy you should avoid goats milk also. Give lactose free milk a try.
jackimagnotti
November 25, 2011 at 5:57 pm