Hi I have just been diagnosed with underactive thyroid and I have to avoid soy products.
I have also just found out that I have a wheat and dairy intolerance. The wheat side of things is pretty straightforward to me but the dairy stuff is all new.
Does anyone have any ideas or tips for me. What does goats milk and cheese taste like?
I am sad because I like to treat myself with a cappacino when I go out but now I cant even do that because I cant have soy milk either. I am wondering if one cappacino a week with normal milk is going to make a difference or am I kidding myself and should I just suck it up.




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have been for 2yrs! I have a blog you can find on blog spot I'm healthie mummie I also have a FB page. It only has 2 recipes on there at the moment tho. The chocolate I get, and chocolate is a NECESSITY is the Plamil brand it's organic and uses sunflower lecithin. Also all raw chocolates are dairy/soy free. It's hard to find bread that is all of that free so I make my own. The cookbook by Lola Workman her site is wheatfreeworld (google will find it for you) helped me start my journey and I use it like a bible!!! Get into your green smoothies love, youl need the energy! Almond milk is a great substitute, you just need a processor and muslin wrap. I burnt out 2 food processors making it everyday sometimes twice depending on if I wanted a treat like rice pudding and now am a proud Thermomix owner! Coconut cream works great as a sub in most sweet dishes like choccy mousse... You can buy a coconut yoghurt but they don't import it to SA it's made in QLD so I can't get it. You can make a coconut Keifer if your wanting a probiotic or just take dairy free capsules. If your wanting a cringing substitute for crumbed chicken use ground almonds... Ummmm let me know if you need anything else?! :-D 

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