Re: Re: coconut oil and inulin

[Guest guest]

Hi

I guess I was wondering why the coconut oil is necessary. I am starting on

Threelac, oxygen elements, and LHB. I guess what I was trying to find out is, in

addition to these three products, and having IBS, how would coconut oil and

inulin help me. I am also taking fiber smart which containsf flax seed, borage

seed, Guar gum,Fructogosachades, (FOS), probotic blend, fennel seed, marshmallow

root, slippery elm bark, stvia, the probotic blen contains all the acidopholis

(spelling?) and the other opholis. Can,t read the label very well.Fiber 3 grams

per serving, contains no Psyllium. Lactobacillus acidophilus, and

Bifidobacterium, L-Glutamine, essential oils, and . I think I migh have repeated

some of the ingredients, but it gives you an idea what the fiber contains.

Fallon <ptfallon@...> wrote:

Hey Tari

here, I take coconut oil in the extra virgin form,,,interesting stuff

it is..It becomes a liquid at approx 80 degrees and a solid anything below

77 degrees...You do not have to refrig it....

It has a mild taste of coconut...

From: tari stoeckelmann <tarijo@...>

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Subject: Re: Re: inulin

Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 14:45:02 -0700 (PDT)

Thanks for the information Duncan. Fiber Smart put out by Renew life seems

to have the neccesary ingredients. I was wondering if coconut oil would be a

good addition since I have IBS. I don,t want to overdue it, and the fewer

products I have to take I think will be the key as to whether I am

successful or not. How is coconut oil presented, and how do you take it.

Thanks,

Tari

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

Hi Tari;

If fiber smart is cellulose, clostridia bacteria can use it and that's

not so good. If it's not broken down as feed by bifidobacteria and

lactobacilli, you'll still need the inulin to feed them.

Here's how to treat irritable bowel, crohn's and colitis yourself

(besides eliminating problem foods for awhile):

Coconut oil (or lauricidin) contains fatty acids that kill lots of

bacteria, many of which can cause or aggravate IBS and IBD; coconut oil

is nown to reduce symptoms in days.

Inulin feeds the good bacteria at the expense of the bad; restoring the

bowel bacteria has been proposed to control Crohn's, UC, and IBS. Doing

so can start to control symptoms in a week to a few weeks. Foods contain

inulin; you can also buy it by itself.

Cold-processed whey isolate plus selenium increases the antioxidant

glutathione, which is severly depleted in Crohn's patients and can be

completely absent at the injured site. A full antioxidant program is

better that taking only one. Low glutathione is linked to many diseases.

All of the above has been part of the research for years.

Probiotics can also be helpful until correct bowel culture is restored.

More information is on my website. There's a lot of research material

there that proves out the valididty of using this approach.

>

> I am starting on the threelac program but I am reading a lot about

> constipation. If I take Fiber Smart, would I also have the need for

> inulin. I have irritable bowel syndrom and don,t know which would be

best,

> or both. Tari

[Guest guest]

Tari

It has caprylic acid and lauric acid, i've heard that these are excellent

anti-fungals

From: tari stoeckelmann <tarijo@...>

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Subject: Re: Re: coconut oil and inulin

Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 09:11:59 -0700 (PDT)

Hi

I guess I was wondering why the coconut oil is necessary. I am starting on

Threelac, oxygen elements, and LHB. I guess what I was trying to find out

is, in addition to these three products, and having IBS, how would coconut

oil and inulin help me. I am also taking fiber smart which containsf flax

seed, borage seed, Guar gum,Fructogosachades, (FOS), probotic blend, fennel

seed, marshmallow root, slippery elm bark, stvia, the probotic blen contains

all the acidopholis (spelling?) and the other opholis. Can,t read the label

very well.Fiber 3 grams per serving, contains no Psyllium. Lactobacillus

acidophilus, and Bifidobacterium, L-Glutamine, essential oils, and . I think

I migh have repeated some of the ingredients, but it gives you an idea what

the fiber contains.

Fallon <ptfallon@...> wrote:

Hey Tari

here, I take coconut oil in the extra virgin form,,,interesting stuff

it is..It becomes a liquid at approx 80 degrees and a solid anything below

77 degrees...You do not have to refrig it....

It has a mild taste of coconut...

From: tari stoeckelmann <tarijo@...>

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Subject: Re: Re: inulin

Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 14:45:02 -0700 (PDT)

Thanks for the information Duncan. Fiber Smart put out by Renew life seems

to have the neccesary ingredients. I was wondering if coconut oil would be a

good addition since I have IBS. I don,t want to overdue it, and the fewer

products I have to take I think will be the key as to whether I am

successful or not. How is coconut oil presented, and how do you take it.

Thanks,

Tari

Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

Hi Tari;

If fiber smart is cellulose, clostridia bacteria can use it and that's

not so good. If it's not broken down as feed by bifidobacteria and

lactobacilli, you'll still need the inulin to feed them.

Here's how to treat irritable bowel, crohn's and colitis yourself

(besides eliminating problem foods for awhile):

Coconut oil (or lauricidin) contains fatty acids that kill lots of

bacteria, many of which can cause or aggravate IBS and IBD; coconut oil

is nown to reduce symptoms in days.

Inulin feeds the good bacteria at the expense of the bad; restoring the

bowel bacteria has been proposed to control Crohn's, UC, and IBS. Doing

so can start to control symptoms in a week to a few weeks. Foods contain

inulin; you can also buy it by itself.

Cold-processed whey isolate plus selenium increases the antioxidant

glutathione, which is severly depleted in Crohn's patients and can be

completely absent at the injured site. A full antioxidant program is

better that taking only one. Low glutathione is linked to many diseases.

All of the above has been part of the research for years.

Probiotics can also be helpful until correct bowel culture is restored.

More information is on my website. There's a lot of research material

there that proves out the valididty of using this approach.

>

> I am starting on the threelac program but I am reading a lot about

> constipation. If I take Fiber Smart, would I also have the need for

> inulin. I have irritable bowel syndrom and don,t know which would be

best,

> or both. Tari

[Guest guest]

Hi Tari;

Coconut oil is a very good health food; it should help to kill unwanted

bacteria in the intestinal tract. It will also soothe the bowel lining.

The coconut oil research is on my website.

The other product you're on has guar gum and FOS in it. Both are

bifidogenic, but there may be gas etc.. problems associated with the

short chains of the FOS. Native inulin shouldn't produce those problems

as much, and the long-chain inulin I have should rarely if ever produce

gas and such side effects.

When it comes to inulin dose is important; a good intake is about 15

grams per day. Your mix looks good; it has 3 grams per serving, so

perhaps tripling your mix, and adding about 1.5 grams inulin per day

would get inulin up to that therapeutic level.

The inulin research is also on my website, probably more detailed than

you really need but interesting nonetheless.

Duncan Crow

>

>

> Hi

>

> I guess I was wondering why the coconut oil is necessary. I am starting on

> Threelac, oxygen elements, and LHB. I guess what I was trying to find out

> is, in addition to these three products, and having IBS, how would coconut

> oil and inulin help me.

[Guest guest]

Hi Duncan

Can you help us " gram challenged " people here. I can figure out mls and tsps

.... but , nothing I have measures grams.

duncan said:

When it comes to inulin dose is important; a good intake is about 15

grams per day. Your mix looks good; it has 3 grams per serving, so

perhaps tripling your mix, and adding about 1.5 grams inulin per day

would get inulin up to that therapeutic level.

[Guest guest]

There are 454 grams in a pound.

>From: Diane Trudeau <dianatrudeau@...>

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>Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: coconut oil and inulin

>Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 22:51:22 -0600

>

>Hi Duncan

>

>Can you help us " gram challenged " people here. I can figure out mls and

>tsps ... but , nothing I have measures grams.

>

>duncan said:

>

>When it comes to inulin dose is important; a good intake is about 15

>grams per day. Your mix looks good; it has 3 grams per serving, so

>perhaps tripling your mix, and adding about 1.5 grams inulin per day

>would get inulin up to that therapeutic level.

>

>

>