Re: apple juice and yeast growth

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mcfam12@... writes:

> Apple juice is very sugary. Sugar helps yeast grow like mad. I don't know

> about quantity. But I was drinking it everyday. laura

>

, apple juice seems to be much more sugary. of DH

Ahhh...so it isn't specifically the apples, then, but the same would apply

to, say, beet juice or carrot juice, which are also very high in suger.

Thanks for the info.

in health,

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[Guest guest]

Right, the juicing concentrates the sugars. My doc says apple juice is just

like sugar water. I eat apples everyday. But for a flush I'm sure it's

okay to drink the apple juice if you don't have a yeast problem. laura

----- Original Message -----

From: <Rachd1961@...>

<gallstones >

Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 7:29 PM

Subject: apple juice and yeast growth

> mcfam12@... writes:

> > Apple juice is very sugary. Sugar helps yeast grow like mad. I don't

know

> > about quantity. But I was drinking it everyday. laura

> >

>

> Ahhh...so it isn't specifically the apples, then, but the same would apply

> to, say, beet juice or carrot juice, which are also very high in suger.

>

> Thanks for the info.

> in health,

>

>

>

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