On and off for years I have tried to use soy milk and my stomach just couldn't take it and I couldn"t understand why... Well duh! I just found out I am a Nonnie and was looking through the TypeBase and see nonnies & soy =

Read on...Golfzilla...read on.   pssssst...have you gone to typebase and checked the coffee listing for O nonnies?    Just joking with you.

Debra

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This diet makes more and more sense the longer you're on it.

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On and off for years I have tried to use soy milk and my stomach just couldn't take it and I couldn"t understand why... Well duh! I just found out I am a Nonnie and was looking through the TypeBase and see nonnies & soy =

Same here.  I ate lots of soy & kept eating it on BTD, it has never bothered me as I could tell until 2 years ago.  Since it's neutral for O secretors kept eating it but did not feel right.  Next phase GTD, oh it's an void for gatherers.  

Don't really miss it except the garlic, sesame oil flavored beans.  

I'm not a nonnie and got soy as nuetral but it really tears up my stomach. In my quest for weight loss, prior to BTD, I did Revival brand soy shakes (1shake is equal to 7 glasses of soy milk) and gained 35 extra pounds. Got a lot of SWAMI foods that don't agree with me. Will just skip those, since I have measured and remeasured and had help again with measuring I an still a gatherer. Did really well on the Hunter though, but will give this a shot.

Soy for me I'm sticking with my bene juices but I seem to do well with rice milk from time to time...

For a long time, just standing near anything soy gave me a visceral reaction, like my stomach was talking and saying, 'stay away from this, i don't like it!'

But ignorant ND I was working with at the time said to try a different flavor...that maybe a different flavor wouldn't be so repulsive to me...

Then ended up with thyroid issues, and no longer wonder why.
This diet truly does rock!

Hey, yeah, I'm back on track, thanks to all of yours encouragement!

no soy for me either... ... I feel always very terrible.... it seems my B-part gets grip over me.... ...

My A son had to drink soy formula when he was little because he couldn't handle the dairy kind.  The smell was so horrible I've never been able to bring myself to even try soy milk, which I guess turns out to be good as an O-nonnie.

Wonderful Soy milk (home made with organic beans), organic tofu and tempeh.  But of course, I am an A Warrior and they are all Diamond or Superfoods in my Swami!  Ahh, the wonders of individuality!  Here is to health!!

I like some soy in my diet, but maybe was getting more than I needed as a Teacher, especially following the allergy book. Now it is more deemphasized, but tofu is one of my genoharmonic foods, but a neutral in SWAMI. I love soy milk and do use that. It too is a neutral.

I was raised on soy because of my dairy intolerance from birth. I've noticed no problems with it at all. But I will always wonder whether that contributed towards my infertility. We'll never know for sure.

Remind me, How does soy rate in your plan?

Neutral for O Secretor (which I followed for 9 months before I was secretor tested), avoid for O-nonnie, Gatherer and SWAMI.  

I thought so, I know it is OK for As, not sure if any Os can have it, but in your case obviously not. We will never know for sure, but I would not be surprise if Dr D places it as an avoid for you that it could have had some influence in the infertility.  I suppose it will be similar to As raised on pure meat, will not kill us, but who knows the underlying damage how it will manifest in our later years ...

Yup. But it doesn't give me any symptoms like dairy does, so as children are no longer on the cards, I'm still having it occasionally. Some things you just can't make without some kind of milk, and I'm already overdosing on almonds and rice.  

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no soy for me either... ... I feel always very terrible.... it seems my B-part gets grip over me.... ...

Or it could be your B-part gets gripe??

tell me please what's the difference here ...

Sorry - couldn't resist..."getting a grip" is getting a hold over someone or thing...Getting "a gripe" or having a gripe is having or causing a complaint...
as soy seems to be, as you say: "I feel always terrible"

Yes, Grip means to hold tightly, as in "Grip the steering wheel of your car."
Gripe is usually cramps in the belly; or ~ a complaint, such as "I have a gripe against rude people".

aaahhhaa... ok thanx for sharing ....so you can have the choice between both ... .....