Casein Allergy Symptoms
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CaseinThat's the fancy word. It's not lactose intolerance, but it might be related.
Milk has a protein called "casein" and it's what makes milk "milk", so there's no "casein free milk" as far as I'm aware, unless it's plant based.
It's a genetic disorder, but it can be carried, so if two carriers have a child the child is likely to have it.
The symptoms are the body wraps the casein in mucus as it goes into the stomach. For a person with resilience, I guess the casein is passed through the body somehow because I've had milk-products for years with no problem.
But my concern is that my resistance to casein has passed its tipping point. I haven't had any milk yesterday to see how well I can still handle it.
If the milk is still fresh, I'll have some cereal later. Worst case scenario I'll get queezy, which I can take peppermint water for that. But if that's the case, then my resilience to milk has broke.
Even if I can't have whole milk, I can always switch to milk substitutes and I can still enjoy chocolate or cheesecakes and such.
