Re: Sandi: Less Goaty Goat Cheese?

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Joanne,

I'm not sure what you mean here. Do you mean it's better to have ghee than

butter? I'm having goat butter because I can't find decent butter here.

There's some health food stores with organic cow butter but it costs even

more than the goat butter. I figured the goats probably aren't getting. I

thought it would be at least better and I was able to increase the amount

of this more than I could with regular butter than cow butter or CO thus

bringing me to my minimum fat requirements and ketosis sooner.

April

On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 8:57 PM, Joanne Ford wrote:

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> Sandi

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> It is better not to have any dairy except butter and ghee, in the early

> days of the diet.

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> When you are well you will be able to try some unpasturised dairy and see

> if that is OK for you. this really is the best way to do the diet.

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> I follow bees instructions to the letter, the only difference between Bee

> and myself if that I think that the diet is best done in ketosis, whereas

> Bee believes there is not a significance difference, doing it either in

> ketosis or low carb. In some circumstances, where it is not practical to

> use ketosis, then I can see low carbing in the way Bee says it should be

> done with her Candida diet, would work, I just suspect it takes longer that

> way

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> Anyway, if you read my posts from today you will see I have been sharing

> with Siobhan a variety of issues in relation to dairy. these posts are just

> my personal opinion regarding different brands and so on, none of that is

> important. To understand better the issues relating to dairy you need to go

> to bees site

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> www.healingnaturallybybee.com

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> I only have limited time left on the board but if you do need more help

> understanding Bees stuff, give us a shout and folk here will help you. I

> will be online again tomorrow and will spend time with you if you want me to

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> In the meantime, here is a site on the Internet where they sell

> unpasturised dairy. It is very expensive though. I only buy a small amount

> of unpasturized dairy off the Internet I usually buy mine from a local

> farm. I dont have much dairy but my family have quit a bit unpasturised

> dairy. I can tell it is doing them good

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> Love Joanne

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> Sandi said.................

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> I have tried to eat goat cheese, but I just can't get past the goaty

> smell and taste. Is there a brand or variety that has less of that?

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> Sandi

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