Re: WIldwood Probiotic Soymilk?

[Guest guest]

Why soy? There are so many things wrong with soy...

Why not coconut milk?

-Lana

On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 7:42 PM, lynned@... <

lynned@...> wrote:

> Anyone have thoughts about the Wildwood Probiotic Soymilk? I just found it

> last week, and am giving it a try (the Plain version -- not the flavored

> ones) as I'm allergic to dairy.

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> Here's a press release about it that talks about the claimed goodies:

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> http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS123614+11-Mar-2008+PRN20080311

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[Guest guest]

I would avoid all soymilk

http://www.westonaprice.org/soy/index.html

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> Anyone have thoughts about the Wildwood Probiotic Soymilk? I just found it

last week, and am giving it a try (the Plain version -- not the flavored ones)

as I'm allergic to dairy.

>

> Here's a press release about it that talks about the claimed goodies:

> http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS123614+11-Mar-2008+PRN20080311

>

[Guest guest]

I would put a Mr. Yuck sticker on it.

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> Anyone have thoughts about the Wildwood Probiotic Soymilk? I just found it

last week, and am giving it a try (the Plain version -- not the flavored ones)

as I'm allergic to dairy.

>

> Here's a press release about it that talks about the claimed goodies:

> http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS123614+11-Mar-2008+PRN20080311

>

[Guest guest]

I'm trying the soy just because it's there. I haven't seen fermented/probiotic

coconut milk. Is there such a thing? Perhaps recipes to make one's own

somewhere?

Lynne

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Re: WIldwood Probiotic Soymilk?

Posted by: " Lana Gibbons " lana.m.gibbons@... wiredpsyche

Wed Apr 15, 2009 8:35 pm (PDT)

Why soy? There are so many things wrong with soy...

Why not coconut milk?

-Lana

On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 7:42 PM, lynnedrocketmail (DOT) com <

lynnedrocketmail (DOT) com> wrote:

> Anyone have thoughts about the Wildwood Probiotic Soymilk? I just found it

> last week, and am giving it a try (the Plain version -- not the flavored

> ones) as I'm allergic to dairy.

>

> Here's a press release about it that talks about the claimed goodies:

>

> http://www.reuters. com/article/ pressRelease/ idUS123614+ 11-Mar-2008+

PRN20080311

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[Guest guest]

Make your own!

You can use (milk) kefir grains in coconut milk. You can also use

regular yogurt starter.

-jennifer

On Apr 17, 2009, at 12:22 AM, Lynne D wrote:

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> I'm trying the soy just because it's there. I haven't seen fermented/

> probiotic coconut milk. Is there such a thing? Perhaps recipes to

> make one's own somewhere?

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> Lynne

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[Guest guest]

Really, the probiotics in this probably aren't that strong and your health

could suffer from the soy, so if you think you need probiotics and can't have

dairy I would look into kombucha, or learn how to kefir coconut milk like

someone else mentioned.

Soy is not a health food, unless your talking about naturally fermented miso or

shoyu/tamari. Unpasteurized miso is very delicious and probiotic so you may

want to look into that as well.

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> I'm trying the soy just because it's there. I haven't seen fermented/probiotic

coconut milk. Is there such a thing? Perhaps recipes to make one's own

somewhere?

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> Lynne