Re: Guidford conference, kombucha, kefir

[Guest guest]

Hi Anita

I am staying Saturday night as well.

Any excuse to meet others , nice break , jacuzzi maybe , few drinkies

and maybe a decent nights sleep and a lie in ! Worth every penny.

Holiday inn hotel - Guildford.

Twin rooms are now £70 b/b to share so thats £35 each if 2 people

share which is ok.

Needs to be booked at least a week in advance I think.

Surrey tickets selling fast this week.

Great parent stories lined up for that one.

www.treatingautismconferences.com

See you there !

Joanne

>

> I was wondering if people traveling to Guildford for the conference

> will be staying overnight the Saturday night. I have a strong urge

to

> make this one day event into a bit of a weekend thing. If other

moms

> or dads were interested in spending the Saturday night there, we

could

> perhaps get a bit organized in advance. I am really looking

forward to

> the chance to meet other parents AND have a 36 hour vacation, if

> possible :-)

>

> Also, I have a kombucha baby and kefir grains on the way to my

house.

> If anyone is interested in me bringing a kombucha baby or extra

grains

> to them at the conference, please let me know. I'd be happy to do

so,

> but would need some notice so that I can have the right amount.

It

> takes about 10 days to grow a kombucha baby, but I could easily

make

> double batches if many people happen to be interested.

>

> Anita

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Joanne,

>

> I am staying Saturday night as well.

> Any excuse to meet others , nice break , jacuzzi maybe , few

drinkies

> and maybe a decent nights sleep and a lie in ! Worth every penny.

Agreed! But could you remind me what a decent night's sleep looks

like? I think I've forgotten ;-)

>

> Holiday inn hotel - Guildford.

> Twin rooms are now £70 b/b to share so thats £35 each if 2 people

> share which is ok.

> Needs to be booked at least a week in advance I think.

Thanks for this info. If anyone is interested in sharing a room with

me (now a non-snorer thanks to Yamoa!) please email me.

See you there Joanne :-)

Anita

>

> Surrey tickets selling fast this week.

> Great parent stories lined up for that one.

>

> www.treatingautismconferences.com

>

> See you there !

>

> Joanne

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > I was wondering if people traveling to Guildford for the

conference

> > will be staying overnight the Saturday night. I have a strong

urge

> to

> > make this one day event into a bit of a weekend thing. If other

> moms

> > or dads were interested in spending the Saturday night there, we

> could

> > perhaps get a bit organized in advance. I am really looking

> forward to

> > the chance to meet other parents AND have a 36 hour vacation, if

> > possible :-)

> >

> > Also, I have a kombucha baby and kefir grains on the way to my

> house.

> > If anyone is interested in me bringing a kombucha baby or extra

> grains

> > to them at the conference, please let me know. I'd be happy to

do

> so,

> > but would need some notice so that I can have the right amount.

> It

> > takes about 10 days to grow a kombucha baby, but I could easily

> make

> > double batches if many people happen to be interested.

> >

> > Anita

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yamoa,

I looked that up after you mentiond it before and saw websites claiming they had to be really secretive about the benefits otherwise the FDA would be on their backs.

Re: Guidford conference, kombucha, kefir

Hi Joanne,> > I am staying Saturday night as well.> Any excuse to meet others , nice break , jacuzzi maybe , few drinkies > and maybe a decent nights sleep and a lie in ! Worth every penny.Agreed! But could you remind me what a decent night's sleep looks like? I think I've forgotten ;-)> > Holiday inn hotel - Guildford.> Twin rooms are now £70 b/b to share so thats £35 each if 2 people > share which is ok.> Needs to be booked at least a week in advance I think.Thanks for this info. If anyone is interested in sharing a room with me (now a non-snorer thanks to Yamoa!) please email me. See you there Joanne :-)Anita> > Surrey tickets selling fast this week.> Great parent stories lined up for that one.> > www.treatingautismconferences.com> > See you there !> > Joanne> > > > > > >> > I was wondering if people traveling to Guildford for the conference > > will be staying overnight the Saturday night. I have a strong urge > to > > make this one day event into a bit of a weekend thing. If other > moms > > or dads were interested in spending the Saturday night there, we > could > > perhaps get a bit organized in advance. I am really looking > forward to > > the chance to meet other parents AND have a 36 hour vacation, if > > possible :-)> > > > Also, I have a kombucha baby and kefir grains on the way to my > house. > > If anyone is interested in me bringing a kombucha baby or extra > grains > > to them at the conference, please let me know. I'd be happy to do > so, > > but would need some notice so that I can have the right amount. > It > > takes about 10 days to grow a kombucha baby, but I could easily > make > > double batches if many people happen to be interested.> > > > Anita> >>

[Guest guest]

Yes, it seems to me that the rules sort of force these companies to

look secretive and, quite frankly, questionable (and some of them

truly are questionable, even out and out rip-offs). It is high

likely I wouldn't have tried the yamoa on my own because when you

look at the websites they seem to raise alarm bells, especially the

knock-off yamoa sites. But now the stuff has worked on my son too,

which kind of makes sense as he is is genetically speaking half me,

and I really cannot emphasize how our quality of life has improved.

I brought over from Canada 16 boxes of tissue. That would normally

last us about 3 months. It looks like now it will last our whole

stay.

Anita

>

> Yamoa,

>

> I looked that up after you mentiond it before and saw websites

claiming they had to be really secretive about the benefits otherwise

the FDA would be on their backs.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Anita,

How yamoa help you?

Re: Guidford conference, kombucha, kefir

Yes, it seems to me that the rules sort of force these companies to look secretive and, quite frankly, questionable (and some of them truly are questionable, even out and out rip-offs). It is high likely I wouldn't have tried the yamoa on my own because when you look at the websites they seem to raise alarm bells, especially the knock-off yamoa sites. But now the stuff has worked on my son too, which kind of makes sense as he is is genetically speaking half me, and I really cannot emphasize how our quality of life has improved. I brought over from Canada 16 boxes of tissue. That would normally last us about 3 months. It looks like now it will last our whole stay. Anita>> Yamoa,> > I looked that up after you mentiond it before and saw websites claiming they had to be really secretive about the benefits otherwise the FDA would be on their backs. > > > >

[Guest guest]

>

> Anita,

>

> How yamoa help you?

Hi ,

I haven't a clue what it's done to the inside of me, or my son, but

neither of us have allergies anymore. I would have itchy eyes,

plugged nose, sneezing, and general bitchiness as a result all of

spring, around cats and most dogs, to dust, perfumes etc. My son's

allergies weren't as pronounced, but his started younger than mine

did and I believe his would have worsened.

I don't know yet if a cat or perfume would set me off, as I haven't

run into one, but in two weeks of twice a day yamoa I no longer have

any symptoms of allergies. Neither does my son. His dark circles

under his eyes are gone and maybe I'm deluding myself, but I think I

look about 5 years younger. Perhaps from not rubbing my eyes all the

time. And really things should be worse here for me than in Canada

for lots of reasons.

Anita

[Guest guest]

Whew........sounds good!

Re: Guidford conference, kombucha, kefir

>> Anita,> > How yamoa help you?Hi ,I haven't a clue what it's done to the inside of me, or my son, but neither of us have allergies anymore. I would have itchy eyes, plugged nose, sneezing, and general bitchiness as a result all of spring, around cats and most dogs, to dust, perfumes etc. My son's allergies weren't as pronounced, but his started younger than mine did and I believe his would have worsened. I don't know yet if a cat or perfume would set me off, as I haven't run into one, but in two weeks of twice a day yamoa I no longer have any symptoms of allergies. Neither does my son. His dark circles under his eyes are gone and maybe I'm deluding myself, but I think I look about 5 years younger. Perhaps from not rubbing my eyes all the time. And really things should be worse here for me than in Canada for lots of reasons. Anita

[Guest guest]

Anita,

Thanks for explaining. Now how do you make the initial kombucha baby? Where do you get bacteria and yeast? What are the ingredients?

I'm looking forward to reading the file .

Thanks

[Guest guest]

,

Someone gives you a kombucha baby. Each time you make a batch of

kombucha, you grow another baby. People share these. They have

actually been passed on for hundreds of years--I wouldn't know how

the first one actually grew. After that, you just need tea and sugar.

I'd be happy to post you a baby, once I have made a batch (my scoby

just arrived yesterday). If you're coming to Guildford, I'd be happy

to bring you one too.

I also forgot to mention that yes kombucha is GFCF.

Anita

-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " "

wrote:

>

> Anita,

> Thanks for explaining. Now how do you make the initial kombucha

baby? Where do you get bacteria and yeast? What are the ingredients?

> I'm looking forward to reading the file .

> Thanks

>

>