Guest guest Posted April 20, 2003 Report Share Posted April 20, 2003 > Can I have yogurt? I thought dairy was a no no but maybe I am wrong. > If so, what is the best to get, dannon, yoplait, an organic one? It depends on you, if you can tolerate yogurt try it. If you can it should help you out. And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are better then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com Physch! Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save your money its a scam. It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to see if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 > Can I have yogurt? I thought dairy was a no no but maybe I am wrong. > If so, what is the best to get, dannon, yoplait, an organic one? I personally can't tolerate yoghurt only soya as I am lactose intolerant but yoghurt is good if you can take it, I'd go for organic personally Jane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 You can make your own yogurt very easily, and it tastes much better than commercial. If you ferment it for 24 hours, the lactose will be gone. See www.breakingtheviciouscycle.com for more info. Kathy Re: yogurt? > > > Can I have yogurt? I thought dairy was a no no but maybe I am > wrong. > > If so, what is the best to get, dannon, yoplait, an organic one? > > I personally can't tolerate yoghurt only soya as I am lactose > intolerant but yoghurt is good if you can take it, I'd go for organic > personally > > Jane > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 Hey Kathy, This is a great web site. I will be spending the next couple of hours investgating it. Thanks so much!!!!! krs <kathy.sheehy@...> wrote:Seewww.breakingtheviciouscycle.com for more info. Kathy Sheryl Illustrations http://dovedesignsrus.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 I don't get this with the " psych " part. I dont' even know what threelac is. I looked under the Dannon website and there is not one called Danon2 unless I am missing it. The only yogurt they have that does not contain fructose or corn syrup is the plain flavor. > And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are better > then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you > can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com > > Physch! > > Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones > with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save > your money its a scam. > It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to see > if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. > Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 I'm new to this...and SO laughing Lee Warner Corporate Account Representative Pomerantz Staffing, LLC 908-757-5300x2509 lee.warner@... Re: yogurt? I don't get this with the " psych " part. I dont' even know what threelac is. I looked under the Dannon website and there is not one called Danon2 unless I am missing it. The only yogurt they have that does not contain fructose or corn syrup is the plain flavor. > And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are better > then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you > can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com > > Physch! > > Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones > with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save > your money its a scam. > It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to see > if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. > Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 zthis is some infor I got off the stonyfield site. Thanks for letting me know about this yogurt. And my local store carries it. Six Live Active Cultures Probiotics--The proactive approach to good health. In addition to L. bulgaricus and S. thermophilus, Stonyfield Farm adds four more live active cultures to all our yogurts. Other major brands add only one or two more. These cultures, known as probiotics, are beneficial bacteria that naturally reside your digestive tract and improve intestinal function, promote good digestive health, and lead your body's defenses against a number of ailments. Studies have shown that these probiotic cultures benefit your health in a variety of ways: Enhancing digestion Improving nutrient absorption Fortifying the body's natural defenses Inhibiting disease-producing organisms Lactobacillus acidophilus L. acidophilus provides various health benefits in the gastrointestinal tract. Several studies indicate that L. acidophilus helps lower cholesterol by interfering with cholesterol re- absorption in the intestine. Bifidobacteria (Bifidus) Bifidus stimulates the immune system, helps prevent common digestive ailments and supports healthy growth and development of the digestive tract. Lactobacillus casei L. casei enhances positive bacterial balance in the intestine. It enhances the immune system by inhibiting growth of diarrhea- producing organisms, alleviates constipation, reduces hypertension, inhibits the growth of carcinogenic tumors, and suppresses disease- producing microorganisms. Lactobacillus reuteri Stonyfield Farm is the only U.S. yogurt brand to offer L. reuteri in its products. L. reuteri inhibits the growth and activity of harmful bacteria such as Salmonella, E. Coli, Staphylococcus, Listeria and the yeast Candida. It also has a therapeutic and prophylactic effect on both viral and bacterial diarrhea. L. reuteri boosts the body's immune system, enhancing the body's resistance to gastrointestinal disease. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 :-) Lee Warner Corporate Account Representative Pomerantz Staffing, LLC 908-757-5300x2509 lee.warner@... Re: Re: yogurt? me too.... Glad to see your sense of humor is intact Re: yogurt? I don't get this with the " psych " part. I dont' even know what threelac is. I looked under the Dannon website and there is not one called Danon2 unless I am missing it. The only yogurt they have that does not contain fructose or corn syrup is the plain flavor. > And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are better > then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you > can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com > > Physch! > > Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones > with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save > your money its a scam. > It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to see > if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. > Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 Not to be in an argumental tone, but that was actually mean and corny. Didn't ilhan305 just said that lactobacillus " the main ingredient in threelac " did not work for him or her? Get the facts straight please. Diane Trudeau <dianatrudeau@...> wrote:me too.... Glad to see your sense of humor is intact Re: yogurt? I don't get this with the " psych " part. I dont' even know what threelac is. I looked under the Dannon website and there is not one called Danon2 unless I am missing it. The only yogurt they have that does not contain fructose or corn syrup is the plain flavor. > And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are better > then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you > can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com > > Physch! > > Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones > with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save > your money its a scam. > It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to see > if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. > Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2003 Report Share Posted April 21, 2003 Not to be in an argumental tone but.... what the f** & *? I am not even going to get in to the science of it because you dont even know what you are selling but, come on at least act like you got candida. The richest source of Lactobacillus Acidophilus is in yogurt. Threelac has 0% Acidophilus Lactobacilus in it. Threelac is a scam, I blocked your email so you wont be able to send me any from now on. The more you try to write back to me the worse its gonna be for your own business. So be a smart girl or guy or a Jay and you might have more costumers. me too.... Glad to see your sense of humor is intact > Re: yogurt? > > I don't get this with the " psych " part. I dont' even know what > threelac is. I looked under the Dannon website and there is not one > called Danon2 unless I am missing it. The only yogurt they have > that does not contain fructose or corn syrup is the plain flavor. > > > And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are > better > > then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you > > can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com > > > > Physch! > > > > Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones > > with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save > > your money its a scam. > > It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to > see > > if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. > > Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2003 Report Share Posted April 23, 2003 me too.... Glad to see your sense of humor is intact Re: yogurt? I don't get this with the " psych " part. I dont' even know what threelac is. I looked under the Dannon website and there is not one called Danon2 unless I am missing it. The only yogurt they have that does not contain fructose or corn syrup is the plain flavor. > And the best yogurt Outthere is the Danone2 yogurts wich are better > then any other yogurt outthere and it is said to cure candida, you > can find this curing yogurt at www.ipeddleyogurt.com > > Physch! > > Just get any fresh yogurt out there lowfat preferred. Get the ones > with added lactobacillus in it... just dont buy threelac and save > your money its a scam. > It helps me a whole lot, but Im going to try some acupuncter to see > if that will help me if it dose I will tell you all. > Remember! Dont Buy Threelac! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2004 Report Share Posted July 30, 2004 When you refer to yogurt, is it cows milk or goat? My son LOVES yogurt, I removed it from his diet over a year ago, but he really misses it, when they offer it to the other children at snack time, he begs and crys for it, but they know he can't have it or can he? Is this allowed on a GF/CF diet? I am a bit confused on this one. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 , Would you recommend cow yogurt over soy? We pretty much only use soy around here, w/ the exception of things like cheese and butter. I think I might be brave enough to try some cows yogurt if it would be healthier for my son than the soy. Thanks Yes, the SCD allows homemade yogurt from cow or goat milk. A number of autism kids are doing quite well on both kinds, some with enzymes and some without. Other kids are doing well on raw milk, both cow and goat as well as cheeses made from these milks. . P.S. I get Dananimals...and Stonyfields is good...all natural kinds without the additives. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 , Soy is bad news for everyone, especially our children. The only exception is small amounts of fermented soy products, such as miso. Soy contains potent enzyme inhibitors that block the action of trypsin and other enzymes needed for protein digestion, can cause chronic deficiencies in amino acid uptake. Soybeans also contain haemagglutinin, which causes red blood cells to clump together. Trypsin inhibitors and haemagglutinin are also growth inhibitors. Soy also contains goitrogens which depress thyroid function. Most soy products also contain tons of pesticide residues. Soybeans are high in phytic acid, which block the uptake of essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, copper, iron and especially zinc in the intestinal tract. The soybean has one of the highest phytate levels of any grain or legume. I make my own 30-hour goat and cow's milk yogurts at home. I would consider those options instead of the soy. On Jul 31, 2004, at 9:10 AM, wrote: > , > > Would you recommend cow yogurt over soy? We pretty much only use soy > around here, w/ the exception of things like cheese and butter. I > think I might be brave enough to try some cows yogurt if it would be > healthier for my son than the soy. > > Thanks > > > > Yes, the SCD allows homemade yogurt from cow or goat milk. A number > of autism kids are doing quite well on both kinds, some with enzymes > and some without. Other kids are doing well on raw milk, both cow > and > goat as well as cheeses made from these milks. > > . > > > P.S. I get Dananimals...and Stonyfields is good...all natural kinds > without the additives. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 Thank you , he has come a long way with Enzymes and NAET treatments so I might be willing to try more milk products now. He had colic, reflux and food allergies as a baby, all which were very exaggerated by dairy. All of us have issues with dairy, seems to run in the family. I hate using the soy especially for me and my daughter because of the estrogen issues and plus soy reeks even more havoc on my digestive system than dairy. But my daughter (who is still nursing) does better w/ the soy, so I use it for her. She is 17mos now and I think I might start giving her and I both enzymes. Besides the tast of soy milk is just nasty, lol. , Soy is bad news for everyone, especially our children. The only exception is small amounts of fermented soy products, such as miso. Soy contains potent enzyme inhibitors that block the action of trypsin and other enzymes needed for protein digestion, can cause chronic deficiencies in amino acid uptake. Soybeans also contain haemagglutinin, which causes red blood cells to clump together. Trypsin inhibitors and haemagglutinin are also growth inhibitors. Soy also contains goitrogens which depress thyroid function. Most soy products also contain tons of pesticide residues. Soybeans are high in phytic acid, which block the uptake of essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, copper, iron and especially zinc in the intestinal tract. The soybean has one of the highest phytate levels of any grain or legume. I make my own 30-hour goat and cow's milk yogurts at home. I would consider those options instead of the soy. On Jul 31, 2004, at 9:10 AM, wrote: > , > > Would you recommend cow yogurt over soy? We pretty much only use soy > around here, w/ the exception of things like cheese and butter. I > think I might be brave enough to try some cows yogurt if it would be > healthier for my son than the soy. > > Thanks > > > > Yes, the SCD allows homemade yogurt from cow or goat milk. A number > of autism kids are doing quite well on both kinds, some with enzymes > and some without. Other kids are doing well on raw milk, both cow > and > goat as well as cheeses made from these milks. > > . > > > P.S. I get Dananimals...and Stonyfields is good...all natural kinds > without the additives. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 >>>> Would you recommend cow yogurt over soy? I would recommend whatever the person does best with. Really. Different diets work for different people because our bodies are different. Personally though, I think soy has as many limitions as benefits and I am not even overly-sold on the touted benefits. Or the touted evils of dairy. But that's me. Plus I think dairy tastes really good and soy tastes really bad...but again, that's just me. True mammal dairy is a different substance than juice from a vegetable (which is basically what all the milk substitutes are). It has anti-microbial properties, different proteins, lactoferrin, minerals and other elements that a vegetable extract doesn't have. I don't know the nutritional difference or probiotic quality and quantity between dairy yogurts and vegetable-based yogurts. Or how well made kefir or miso-type foods compare. That would be interesting to find out. But the health benefits of good dairy yogurt are well documented in studies as well as anecdotal/history records. This is the more 'real' or natural healthy dairy yogurts - not the ultra sweetened, hyper-processed, brightly colored, candie-rich things on many super-market shelves. But if someone cannot tolerate dairy for whatever reason, including personal philosophy, and does well with soy products, I am glad they have something that works well for them. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2004 Report Share Posted August 1, 2004 Thanks for the reply . My son would happily eat regular dairy anything, but is not supposed to (GFCF, etc.) We were out of town for two weeks recently and I let him eat whatever he would (with Houston enzymes) and his poops and behavior noticeably deteriorated (which I suppose could be attributed to even just the traveling). He had a bowl of Cheerios and regular milk one day and was happy as could be - and had a hideous diaper the next day Can your daughter eat regular dairy - you may have mentioned earlier, sorry if I missed it. I understand what you mean about the protein thing. My son eats only chicken, and only in nugget form. He used to eat other things, but no more. He would probably happily eat a smoothie in the morning, but I think most protein powders are soy- based, aren't they? If you have > enough money, you can get all the " research " you need to back up your product and advertise everywhere until you have created a huge demand for this " miracle food " which allegedly prevents cancer, quells menopausal symptoms, etc. In fact, soy has more anti- nutrients than any other dietary staple. The isoflavones, which are touted for all of their supposed health benefits, are extremely potent thyroid inhibitors, and processing soy foods such as with soy milk actually PRODUCES carcinogens. Still more money is spent smearing good quality foods like milk, meat, butter and cheese. It's really a shame. It doesn't sound like you are giving your son too much soy, but I would always take a non-soy alternative if you can get him to eat it. The small amounts he is consuming shouldn't be too much of a problem, though. I completely understand how hard it is to find foods the kids like. My daughter will not eat any meat at all, so protein consumption is a bit of a challenge. > > > > >] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2004 Report Share Posted August 2, 2004 , Please share the brand name of the undenatured whey you use. I have read andrew singing the praises of whey. If my son had eczema with dairy as an infant, and now tests IgG and IgM sensitive to casein (Immunosciences), do you think he's actually allergic to milk? He no longer gets eczema when exposed. And if so, do you think that goat milk products are less likely to affect him in terms of allergic response? Thanks! We use a vanilla flavored undenatured whey powder and I mix it into her yogurt and cereal, etc. There are several excellent brands out there with no soy whatsoever in them. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2004 Report Share Posted August 2, 2004 Not , but my son cannot tolerate casein even with enzymes, and has never had eczema. He tolerates it better now that his gut is healed ( we let him have 2 slices of pizza with his team mates at Game Film reviews during football season) but it throws him off. -GA Re: yogurt? , Please share the brand name of the undenatured whey you use. I have read andrew singing the praises of whey. If my son had eczema with dairy as an infant, and now tests IgG and IgM sensitive to casein (Immunosciences), do you think he's actually allergic to milk? He no longer gets eczema when exposed. And if so, do you think that goat milk products are less likely to affect him in terms of allergic response? Thanks! We use a vanilla flavored undenatured whey powder and I mix it into her yogurt and cereal, etc. There are several excellent brands out there with no soy whatsoever in them. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2004 Report Share Posted August 2, 2004 , Currently we are using ImmunPlex, but my daughter has also done well with Jay Robb whey as well. I think if you want to brave the milk products, I would first try goat milk yogurt, then other goat products to see how he reacts. There are many who can tolerate goat milk but not cow's milk, and fermented products like yogurt and kefir are usually even better tolerated. Good luck! On Aug 2, 2004, at 7:17 PM, wrote: > , > > Please share the brand name of the undenatured whey you use. I have > read andrew singing the praises of whey. If my son had eczema with > dairy as an infant, and now tests IgG and IgM sensitive to casein > (Immunosciences), do you think he's actually allergic to milk? He no > longer gets eczema when exposed. And if so, do you think that goat > milk products are less likely to affect him in terms of allergic > response? > > Thanks! > > > > > We use a vanilla flavored undenatured whey powder and I mix it into > her yogurt and cereal, etc. There are several excellent brands out > there with no soy whatsoever in them. > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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