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Hi all, I am brand new to the Kombucha world. Just last week I

started drinking a store baught version of KT, which I like. And I

have been reading up on how to make it, maybe some day. But a fellow

employee told me today that because of the high levels of yeast,

women should not drink it every day. Is this true? Because I thought

I read that it is actually good for Thrush and other such Yeasty

ailments. Anyway, I'm lovin this group and all the Digests. I am

learning alot, thanks, Sofia

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Hi Sofia

Have no fear! the yeast and bacteria together in the kombucha are basically

anti-biotic concerning *those kinds* of yeasts. The KT yeasts are very

antagonistic to the bad parasitic yeasts. Plus, the kt creates a pH in the body

not at all condusive to the growth of the parasitic kinds.

Don't worry. Just start making KT yourself....it's easy.

Eeeeeeasssssyyyyy!!!!!!

blessings

mark

yeast in Kombucha

Hi all, I am brand new to the Kombucha world. Just last week I

started drinking a store baught version of KT, which I like. And I

have been reading up on how to make it, maybe some day. But a fellow

employee told me today that because of the high levels of yeast,

women should not drink it every day. Is this true? Because I thought

I read that it is actually good for Thrush and other such Yeasty

ailments. Anyway, I'm lovin this group and all the Digests. I am

learning alot, thanks, Sofia

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