Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 >As coconut oil is a natural anti-bacterial (among other things), would mixing it up in a >yogurt smoothie kill the beneficial bacteria and detract from the value of the yogurt? Is this >something that we should separate from yogurt / probiotic consumption like antibiotics? >-Sal >UC - Jun-2007 >SCD - Oct-2008 I have read both – one group says VCO should be taken separately from probios and yoghurt and another group says VCO only kills bad bacteria. It will be interesting to see what this group says since Elaine has done so much research. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 >As coconut oil is a natural anti-bacterial (among other things), would mixing it up in a >yogurt smoothie kill the beneficial bacteria and detract from the value of the yogurt? Is this >something that we should separate from yogurt / probiotic consumption like antibiotics? >-Sal >UC - Jun-2007 >SCD - Oct-2008 I have read both – one group says VCO should be taken separately from probios and yoghurt and another group says VCO only kills bad bacteria. It will be interesting to see what this group says since Elaine has done so much research. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 If you use Virgin coconut oil, yes it will interfere with absorption of probiotics - it will smother them - I have called Klaire Labs to verify this info in the past. I was told that expeller pressed or refined coconut oil is ok to mix in a smoothie w/ probiotics, but not the virgin oil. Tropical Tradidtions makes excellent products. Their expeller pressed oil has no taste, and works wonders anti- microbially, even though it is " refined " . HTH, Kim in NJ, SBS due to bowel resection Feb 03 2 sons, almost 4, ADHD, SPD, leaky gut, bacterial overgrowth All SCD Jan 1/09 > > As coconut oil is a natural anti-bacterial (among other things), would mixing it up in a > yogurt smoothie kill the beneficial bacteria and detract from the value of the yogurt? Is this > something that we should separate from yogurt / probiotic consumption like antibiotics? > > -Sal > UC - Jun-2007 > SCD - Oct-2008 > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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