Uric acid/gout Many reports have shown that purines in plant foods are not associated with uric acid/gout, so people with uric acid/gout can still safely consume soy or other vegetables high in purines: asparagus, cauliflower, spinach, mushrooms, lentils, etc. However, the newly upgraded SF also no longer contains beans. 2. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) The old version of the SF originally contained soy and inulin, which because of fermentation, exhaust in the intestines, which may increase the feeling of bloating, and are generally recommended to avoid severe IBS patients. But the newly upgraded meal has removed these two ingredients and has fewer fermentative carbohydrates, making it more IBS-friendly. People who are very sensitive to fermentable carbohydrates can also choose RnR, because the content of fermentable carbohydrates is very low, so the chance of flatulence is much lower. 3. Diabetes If blood sugar is currently stable, yes, but be careful to control the portion size, preferably no more than one pack a day. It is recommended to use alternative methods, such as replacing the main breakfast/breakfast food (bread, oats, rice noodles, etc.) with a Nattome meal, and then watching the blood sugar changes to ensure that the blood sugar level is maintained. If blood sugar is currently unstable, it is still recommended to consult a doctor/dietician to control blood sugar well before considering taking Nattome to prevent the process of blood sugar control from becoming more complicated. 4. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) It depends on what stage it is. Some stage patients must strictly control their daily protein intake while others do not. If you have this concern, SF and SFG may not be suitable for you (each contains 5.8g to 7.3g of protein), so consider RnR if you really need it. In general, patients with kidney disease are not recommended to consume any supplement as these would be a burden to the renal. It is recommended that you ask your dietitian or doctor before taking it. 5. Dialysis patient If you have dialysis, you do not need to restrict protein intake, but need high-protein supplements, so you can take Nattome products. However, SF/SFGold can’t be the only source of protein as each contains 5.8g to 7.3g of protein, it is recommended to ask your doctor/dietician before taking and include it in your diet plan to ensure that you meet your daily protein intake or won’t exceed your protein requirement. 6. G6PD deficiency The main deficiency of glucose-hexaphosphate dehydroenzyme (G6PD) in patients. G6PD is an enzyme that protects red blood cells from being destroyed. Therefore, people who lack G6PD need to be careful to avoid some dry drugs or chemicals to avoid causing acute hemolysis. G6PD deficiency patients have to avoid broad beans in their diet, and more sensitive cases may also need to avoid some soy products, red wine, blueberries, etc. Therefore, it is not recommended for safety reasons. 7. Tumor/Cancer Cancer patients are advised to consult a doctor or hospital dietitian before taking any supplements (a more thorough medical history can make a better assessment). Diet is used as an adjunct to cancer treatment, so Nattome is not a replacement for drugs/chemotherapy as a treatment. 8. Osteoporosis People suffering from osteoporosis, mostly because of the lack of calcium and vitamin D, need to supplement as much as possible. Nattome SF/SFG contains a certain amount of calcium and vitamin D, which can help to provide some. 9. Proteinuria Proteinuria is a common marker of kidney damage, hence you are suggested to find out if the condition is benign or not. Benign causes are usually reversible hence you are suggested to only reconsider after you recover from this condition. If kidney disease is confirmed, it depends on the stages. If your doctor requires you to restrict your protein intake, SF and SFG (5.8-7.3g of protein per sachet) may not be suitable for you and RnR (0.4g of protein per sachet) may be more considerable in this case. You are advised to consult your doctor before taking any supplement. 10. Biliary calculus From a nutritional point of view, the overall package a day is still OK. But it's also important to note that the symptoms of gallstone are similar to those of acid reflux. If the symptoms are caused by gallstones rather than acid reflux, Nattome is less targeted to help relieve them. 11. Laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) and Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) Laryngeal reflux (LPR) is the flow of stomach fluid back into the throat  Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is the flow of stomach acid back into the esophagus gastro-ad can help neutralize stomach acid and reduce inflammation of the digestive tract, which should also have the potential to help. If symptoms occur frequently and persist for a long time, it is recommended to see a gastrologist for a gastroscopy to determine the severity of acid reflux. 12. Hyperthyroidism A systematic review in 2019 concluded that soy supplementation has no effect on thyroid hormones (T3, T4) and only modestly raises Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) levels. In the recent upgrade of SF and SFG, soy is removed and replaced with oat. Hence the controversy no longer exists. 13. Leaky Gut There's no targeted help. Although the product contains a small amount of probiotic products, the overall formula is mainly aimed at relieving symptoms related to acid reflux. 14. Peptic Ulcer (same as above) Note: Peptic ulcer disease, also referred to as stomach or duodenal ulcers 15. Duodenal Ulcer The nutritious meal contains fiber and probiotics that can be consumed by people with duodenal ulcers. There are currently no studies on duodenal ulcers, and it is not certain whether there is direct help. Preliminary studies suggest that Gastro-AD can relieve ulcer symptoms (e.g. stomach pain). This effect is due to the high concentration of protein/metabolites in fermented soy products. In addition, Gastro-AD inhibits pro-inflammatory cytokines, thereby reducing inflammation. 16. Lower esophageal sphincter (LES) loose If the LES is loose, it is easy to cause acid reflux. Nattome is specifically designed for patients with acid problems/acid reflux. The main ingredients are to help neutralize stomach acid, reduce the irritation of acid reflux in the stomach, and reduce inflammation in the esophagus. 17. Lactose intolerance Yes, Nattome is lactose-free, so people who are lactose intolerant can still eat it. Oat milk is made of oat as the main raw material and does not need to add milk or other animal milk ingredients, so this is a pure plant source of "milk", and everyone can rest assured that they do not need to worry about lactose intolerance. People who are lactose intolerant drink milk directly, which is prone to gastrointestinal upset, and drink oat milk, there is no need to worry about such problems. 18. Soybean allergy Soy allergy is not recommended to drink, to avoid causing immune reactions (such as skin swelling, breathing difficulties, etc.)