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Hello i have no problem drinking milk however when i have cheese which has been cooked i instantly feel nauseous and become bloated. why is this?
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Interesting question: Many people seem to have different sensitivities to different foods. This may or may not be an allergy or have a specific treatment. Often, an elimination diet can be helpful in figuring out what specifically may be causing a reaction. However, the "why" is often not known.
Answered 11/9/2015
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