making yogurt from coconuts

[Guest guest]

Hi again. I left the SCD fold for a while to try other things,

including the Body Ecology Diet. It was a mistake, and now we're

back. One thing we learned about on the BED, though, was a kind of

yogurt made from the pureed meat of young green coconuts. As they

make it on the BED, it would not be legal. It is not cooked to the

right temp or fermented long enough, and it contains various strains

of beneficial yeast, which would not be legal. (One of my sons broke

out in a rash every time he ate it.) But I was wondering--if I made

it according to the SCD protocol, using a legal yogurt starter and

following all the other steps, would that work? My sons do not

tolerate dairy of any kind, even in the smallest amounts, but I

really want them to have the benefit of a probiotic food like

yogurt. What do you think?

Thanks,

PS: Does Elaine ever answer questions any more?

[Guest guest]

> Hi again. I left the SCD fold for a while to try other things,

> including the Body Ecology Diet. It was a mistake, and now we're

> back. One thing we learned about on the BED, though, was a kind of

> yogurt made from the pureed meat of young green coconuts. As they

> make it on the BED, it would not be legal. It is not cooked to the

> right temp or fermented long enough, and it contains various strains

> of beneficial yeast, which would not be legal. (One of my sons broke

> out in a rash every time he ate it.) But I was wondering--if I made

> it according to the SCD protocol, using a legal yogurt starter and

> following all the other steps, would that work? My sons do not

> tolerate dairy of any kind, even in the smallest amounts, but I

> really want them to have the benefit of a probiotic food like

> yogurt. What do you think?

>

,

I am seeing some feedback on regression among some who are combining SCD with

BED, elsewhere.

Pecanbread finds nut yogurt a better alternative.

Here is what Elaine Gottschall warns:

Carol

Please, please advise parents about

<<<coconut milk yoghurt with yoghurt starter >>

the CRAZY coconut milk from green coconuts or if it is

commercial coconut milk - STOP IT>

Carol F.

Celiac, SCD 3 yrs.

[Guest guest]

> Hi again. I left the SCD fold for a while to try other things,

> including the Body Ecology Diet. It was a mistake, and now we're

> back. One thing we learned about on the BED, though, was a kind of

> yogurt made from the pureed meat of young green coconuts. As they

> make it on the BED, it would not be legal. It is not cooked to the

> right temp or fermented long enough, and it contains various strains

> of beneficial yeast, which would not be legal. (One of my sons broke

> out in a rash every time he ate it.) But I was wondering--if I made

> it according to the SCD protocol, using a legal yogurt starter and

> following all the other steps, would that work? My sons do not

> tolerate dairy of any kind, even in the smallest amounts, but I

> really want them to have the benefit of a probiotic food like

> yogurt. What do you think?

>

,

I am seeing some feedback on regression among some who are combining SCD with

BED, elsewhere.

Pecanbread finds nut yogurt a better alternative.

Here is what Elaine Gottschall warns:

Carol

Please, please advise parents about

<<<coconut milk yoghurt with yoghurt starter >>

the CRAZY coconut milk from green coconuts or if it is

commercial coconut milk - STOP IT>

Carol F.

Celiac, SCD 3 yrs.

[Guest guest]

" One thing we learned about on the BED, though, was a kind of

> yogurt made from the pureed meat of young green coconuts. "

I understand this young green coconut thing is not at all

recommended. Don't ask me why.

Nut yoghurt is a better and 100% legal alternative. Got one batch

fermenting away right now, ready-to-eat in the morning. Mail me for a

detailed instruction sheet.

Marjan

Netherlands

Mom to Nick, asd, 7, SCD since jan 18 2003

, 9

Finn, 4

http://autisme.boogolinks.nl/

marjan.hammink@...

[Guest guest]

> " One thing we learned about on the BED, though, was a kind of

> > yogurt made from the pureed meat of young green coconuts. "

>

> I understand this young green coconut thing is not at all

> recommended. Don't ask me why.

Not only is it not recommended, Elaine feels it's downright dangerous!

Carol F.

SCD 3 yrs. Celeiac