Re: new here, introduction-Long

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/29/2004 8:09:58 AM Eastern Standard Time,

mitsmom@... writes:

If she's having yeast problems, you might cut out the

apples. Yeast love them

Do you think granny smith apples are ok?

a H.

[Guest guest]

> I've just been told that the

> only fruit that doesn't make yeast rampant is pears

> and blueberries

Cranberries, raspberries and blackberries are okay too.

>> Do you think granny smith apples are ok?

Nope. All apples are major yeast feeders.

Lynne

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In a message dated 6/30/2004 8:18:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lynsuzy@... writes:

Nope. All apples are major yeast feeders.

that's funny, because whenever you read (non asd) literature about getting

rid of candida, including all the books by brenda watson of renew life products,

they say to avoid all fruits with the exception of granny smith apples.

paula h.

[Guest guest]

All the teaching on yeasts that I have read say that all apple and grape

products feed yeast. However, I've never research granny smith apples

particularly, as they are quite tart for most children. I think if yeast is

a problem I would avoid just to be safe. Dr. JM Re: new here, introduction-Long

> In a message dated 6/30/2004 8:18:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lynsuzy@... writes:

> Nope. All apples are major yeast feeders.

> that's funny, because whenever you read (non asd) literature about

getting

> rid of candida, including all the books by brenda watson of renew life

products,

> they say to avoid all fruits with the exception of granny smith apples.

> paula h.

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