Soy Derived Phospholipids and Soy Intolerance

[acrosstheveil]

Klinghardt strongly recommends soy derived phospholipids for eliminating neurotoxins. I have had trouble with all forms of soy in the past. Is this a true intolerance or could the soy actually be mobilizing neurotoxins within my brain? Anyone else have experience with soy intolerance and phospholipids?

 

[place]

Wonderful! I was going to post my results on testing soy derived phospholipids….. I got the nt Factor (NutriCology) and have had not had much issue. My sinuses go nuts when I ingest any food with soy.

The last two nights I have take it, maybe1-2 hours afterwards (when I take soy its immediate) I get sleepy and then really wired. I have only taken it for 3 nights.. so take this with a grain of salt.

 

[acrosstheveil]

alright, thats kind of what happens when I eat soy oil...so let me know how the next few days are!

 

[Martial]

I think you will be alright its a derivative of soy but its lecithin not the form that usually causes allergic reaction and the like. Kind of like how Whey is derived from milk but does not have lactose so no allergies, unless someone reacts to whey itself.. Though whey is known to cause more allergies then soy lecithin, lecithin is in like 99% of supplements anyways.

 

[adreno]

Allergies are caused by proteins, not fats.

 

[place]

Ok, I have ben having some weird issues, that I attribute to the phospholipids: excess mucus in sinus and throat.

When I ingest soy, I get sinus pain but not mucus. In fact, I feel like I have no mucus at all in my sinuses, soy or no soy. The only thing I get out of my sinuses is big globs of infection/biofilm (i think). I don't get drainage down the throat or a runny nose. Just blobs of glob.

The phospholipids- after 30 minutes of taking it, I get drainage and excess mucus. I sometimes have to blow my nose! this has been slowly moving from my nose now down to my throat (over the course of 4 days). It was so bad last night that I kept caughing every time I breathed in or out. The mucus was thick in my throat.

I wanted to see where it would go but thinking of my husband, I took allegra and benadryl and it reduced the problem.


So I'm not sure if it is an allergy or immune reaction. I did a small search last night on phospholipids but found nothing. Will try again today.

 

[place]

Found some stuff about ulcerative colitis and PC increasing mucus (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1774597/#!po=4.16667)


but then I also found stuff for cystic fibrosis in that it it controls mucus but it cost money to read the conclusions so still not sure (http://www.nature.com/nm/journal/v16/n3/full/nm0310-267.html)

I might try it this afternoon ( so I don't keep hubby awake tonight) for a full test.

 

[Forebearance]

I wonder what Klinghardt thinks about egg yolk lecithin. That's what I take.

 

[acrosstheveil]

i can't even tolerate soy lecithin even though it supposedly is okay for soy intolerant people. it will make me wired for days, severe painful bloating, causes me to break out, and generally just makes me feel insane.

 

[Valentijn]

i can't even tolerate soy lecithin even though it supposedly is okay for soy intolerant people. it will make me wired for days, severe painful bloating, causes me to break out, and generally just makes me feel insane.

I get the swelling and pain too.

 

[acrosstheveil]

i think i'm going to pass on any soy derived phospholipids for the time being. why do all the manufacturers and food companies love soy so much? they advertise "gluten free, dairy free, egg free,etc." then they go and add a ton of soy into the mix!!!! arghhhhh! so dumb. if you are only going to exclude 3 out of 4 of the major allergens whats the point? I know they love soy because it is cheap but I think they would profit more if they excluded soy because then soy intolerant people would buy their products.