Guest guest Posted July 27, 2000 Report Share Posted July 27, 2000 wrote: >Re: acidiphilus ... I am definitely missing my homemade yogurt that I'm >procrastinating on throwing out from the refrig... is the >Ethical >Nutrients version a good substitute?... I am/was convinced >that yogurt >was beneficial battling yeast issues... On the subject of yogurt, for those who are " yeasty " eating plain yogurt that contains live yogurt cultures is beneficial. While yogurt is considered " dairy " on the Type O program, I think we have to prioritize sometimes. Ethical Nutrients makes a dairy-free acidophilus powder called " Intestinal Care DF " (4.5 billion organisms per serving!) that has been recommended to me by three nutritionists. You'll find it in the refrigerator section of almost any health store. They have a Web site: http://www.ethicalnutrients.com/ >Re: Tums: is this best way to get that extra calcium we need? someone >told me 2 a day... any input on this? I take Calcium-Magnesium supplements from the vitamin store. I would go with that, rather than Tums. Here's what " Prescription For Nutritional Healing " says about antacids: " Most antacids sold in the United States contain aluminum compounds, calcium carbonate, magnesium compounds, or sodium bicarbonate. Aluminum-based antacids can cause constipation. Calcium carbonate can cause a rebound effect in which the stomach produces more acid than before once the antacid's effects wear off. Magnesium compounds can cause diarrhea. Sodium bicarbonate can cause gas and bloating. " To be honest, I probably don't know enough about Tums to pass judgement. What does the ingredients list say? >Re: Carob: hmm Lynn on the fresh roasted! I don't think I >particularly >like carob either,,, are there any non dairy, good O >versions of >chocolate?! Chocolate Decadence in Oregon makes dairy-free chocolate: http://www.decasa.com/ Also, Plamil Organics in Connecticut: http://www.veganvillage.co.uk/plamil/organic.htm I was very tempted to order a dairy-free chocolate bar from one of these companies, and then the whole yeast issue came up, and then I had to eliminate sugar for the time being. But that doesn't mean it isn't still in the back of my mind... Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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