Bio yogurt.

[Guest guest]

I am on a dairy free diet, yogurt is recommended but only plain bio, this I

can't understand, can anyone else?

.

[Guest guest]

Hi . I can explain why some people feel that yogurt is different

than other dairy. It's because yogurt is fermented and the

fermentation changes the molecular structure. It also creates an

environment for " good " bacteria to grow. I don't eat yogurt because

it is still dairy. You have to decide if the good outweighs the bad.

There are other ways to get probiotics.

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> I am on a dairy free diet, yogurt is recommended but only plain bio,

this I can't understand, can anyone else?

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[Guest guest]

I have recently been introduced to progurt at

http://www.progurt.com.au/. I haven't purchased it yet, but intent

on it! I have heard you can make this microflora with soy milk too,

for those that are unwilling to drink milk. I actually think that

the benefits from this probotic, being it is natural and completely

controlled by what you put in the mix - IS healthy - even if one

doesn't drink milk! We shall see...

Roe

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> > I am on a dairy free diet, yogurt is recommended but only plain

bio,

> this I can't understand, can anyone else?

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[Guest guest]

Hi Roe,

I have been using soy milk for years, and highly recommend it.

Especially for a no cow's milk diet.

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> > > I am on a dairy free diet, yogurt is recommended but only plain

> bio,

> > this I can't understand, can anyone else?

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I do take probiotics, I am on the stem cell diet which is no glutton or

Diary, these things will upset my new cells. They would repair the damage

from them instead of repairing damage from the MS, may be the bio protects

my cells from the dairy who knows!! Bio Goats yogurt is o.k, I guess

Thanks for your input.

.

Hi . I can explain why some people feel that yogurt is different

than other dairy. It's because yogurt is fermented and the

fermentation changes the molecular structure. It also creates an

environment for " good " bacteria to grow. I don't eat yogurt because

it is still dairy. You have to decide if the good outweighs the bad.

There are other ways to get probiotics.

[Guest guest]

Hi ya''ll, Soy is a debated topic. It is a legume and not allowed on the BBD.

Legumes contain a protein that mimics " self protein " and the body can't

distinguish it from foreign matter or defective self. Goat milk is closer to cow

milk in taste, but doesn't have the same allergens as cow milk. Rice and nut

milk are other options. Soy is also GMO. Be careful of it.

hansoan1 wrote: Hi Roe,

I have been using soy milk for years, and highly recommend it.

Especially for a no cow's milk diet.

>

> I have recently been introduced to progurt at

> http://www.progurt.com.au/. I haven't purchased it yet, but intent

> on it! I have heard you can make this microflora with soy milk

too,

> for those that are unwilling to drink milk. I actually think that

> the benefits from this probotic, being it is natural and completely

> controlled by what you put in the mix - IS healthy - even if one

> doesn't drink milk! We shall see...

> Roe

>

> --- In mscured , " Pugh "

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[Guest guest]

Hi Guys,

I have been eating progurt (http://www.progurt.com.au Since Nov 2005). It is

good stuff and in my opinion the most potent pro-biotic available anywhere. It

is a pro-biotic yoghurt that you make by yourself in UHT Milk. This way you know

that it is fresh and made to order.

Where all the pro-biotics that many of you have listed in this forum contain a

few billion good bacteria per one/few capsules/tablets, progurt contains a few

trillion good bacteria per 100ml. Much more potent!!! And also contains 13~18

different strains (I am not sure you will have to check with them) of the

different good bacteria.

What I have found with progurt is that my vision, appetite, energy, body

strength, bowel, concentration, body functionality and overall mood was greatly

improved. I know this because during that time I was not taking anything else

except Vitamin C. It did not however change my walking and I still need a cane

to support me when I walk.

I recommend that those of you seeking a " Good " pro-biotic check this one out,

and look forward to your comments.

Please note the above is merely my humble opinion, I don't expect you to accept

or agree with my point of view. Instead I hope that one or more of you will

challenge/question me based on your own experices, then I can learn something

from you or validate myself.

I think the only issue that some of you may have (myself included) is the Dairy

element involved.

Regards

Raj

Re: Re: Bio yogurt.

Hi ya''ll, Soy is a debated topic. It is a legume and not allowed

on the BBD. Legumes contain a protein that mimics " self protein " and the body

can't distinguish it from foreign matter or defective self. Goat milk is closer

to cow milk in taste, but doesn't have the same allergens as cow milk. Rice and

nut milk are other options. Soy is also GMO. Be careful of it.

hansoan1 <hansoan1yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: Hi Roe,

I have been using soy milk for years, and highly recommend it.

Especially for a no cow's milk diet.

>

> I have recently been introduced to progurt at

> http://www.progurt. com.au/. I haven't purchased it yet, but intent

> on it! I have heard you can make this microflora with soy milk

too,

> for those that are unwilling to drink milk. I actually think that

> the benefits from this probotic, being it is natural and completely

> controlled by what you put in the mix - IS healthy - even if one

> doesn't drink milk! We shall see...

> Roe

>

> --- In mscured@yahoogroups .com, " Pugh "

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