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Hello All,

I'm sure that this question has been posed before, but I've been

unable to find a good solution.

I've been using the yogourmet yogurt maker for nearly 2 years, but

recently, after the same time span of no UC symptoms, I entered an

unexplained, sudden flare. Although I am certain that stress was a

very highly contributing factor in this flare, I'm investigating all

my staples as possible sources of illegals. Since I used to eat

yogurt religiously every day, I worry that the yogourmet maker I have

may have cooked at overly high settings, effectively destroying the

" good " bacteria responsible for eliminating the lactose.

Rather than buying a dimmer for the yogourmet maker and switching it

to low after 6 hours (which is a great inconvenience for those of us

who make yogurt at night), I'd prefer to look at alternative yogurt

makers. Does anyone know whether there any alternative yogurt makers

that adhere to the 100-110 F temperature for the duration that

they're plugged in?

Thanks,

Jill

UC 2004

SCD May 2007

probiotics, calcium, vitamin C, multi-vitamin, fish oil

now on lialda, cortifoam, rowasa

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