Stevia ingredients okay?

[Guest guest]

As far as I could tell, Stevia is allowed. However, there is an

ingredient in ours.... " malt...something " . Darn, I can't remember and

I have a sleeping baby on me right now! Anyway, it says it helps

solidify it or something. So...is stevia with this Malt ingredient

okay as well? Thanks! And by the way...our tests came back. I don't

have candidiasis...my husband does! We were kind of surprised. It's

even harder with him. He's super picky already. (

[Guest guest]

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> As far as I could tell, Stevia is allowed. However, there is an

> ingredient in ours.... " malt...something " . Darn, I can't remember

and I have a sleeping baby on me right now! Anyway, it says it helps

> solidify it or something. So...is stevia with this Malt ingredient

> okay as well? Thanks! And by the way...our tests came back. I

don't have candidiasis...my husband does! We were kind of

surprised. It's even harder with him. He's super picky already. (

Hi, what is your name? Stevia is allowed but in small amounts; no one

should go overboard with it. Malt is a type of sugar. It is best to

buy as close to pure stevia as possible. I get mine from the bulk

jars at my health store and it is green ground up stevia leaf.

By the way no tests are accurate for or against candida. The best

test is Dr. Crook's Candida Questionnaire - in my main article " How to

Successfully Overcome Candida " . It is very common for candida to run

in families because they have the same lifestyle and eat the same.

Are you totally healthy and do not get any colds, flu, vaginal yeast,

rashes, headaches, etc.? If so, you and your husband could go on the

diet together.

Does your baby have thrush, diaper rash or cradle cap - if so, he/she

also has candida. These are not normal symptoms for any healthy baby

to have although doctors try to make parents believe they are.

The best in health, Bee

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[Guest guest]

Hi there,

Yes, stevia is allowed in small amounts on this diet. I think the

ingredient you're referring to is maltodextrin...and no, it's not

okay. It's a rice or corn derivative so it would NOT be okay to use

that stevia. You'll need to find a pure version, some folks use the

ground green leaf stevia found at health food stores. Personally I use

a pure stevia product called JAJA Stevioside that I get off the web at

a site called:

http://www.emperorsherbologist.com/stevia-stevioside.php

even though YOUR test results showed that you dodn't have candia, test

results for candida can be inaccurate and you would benefit greatly

from this diet as well as your husband.

hope that helps.

jackie

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> As far as I could tell, Stevia is allowed. However, there is an

> ingredient in ours.... " malt...something " .