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I know .4g would be considerable to the bactera, but if i added it during

fermentation wouldn't it be consumed? I know Elaine is against adding milk

solids because it will make the pH go down too low, but i do no think .1g would

have much effect (Because i wont add the full 30g MPI). I am more concerned as

to whether the milk protien is a concern, unless someone thinks the extra little

lactose will bring the pH of my yogurt down too low????

Thank you for the reply i am very excited about discussing ways to hopefully

reach drug free remission

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Although it makes sense that the lactose would be consumed, the response from

the people here who have experienced SCD for a while has always been- don't mess

with the diet instructions.

I never knew Elaine, but those that did understand the amount of time she spent

developing this diet and feel that going with the original plan is the best.

PJ

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> I know .4g would be considerable to the bactera, but if i added it during

fermentation wouldn't it be consumed? I know Elaine is against adding milk

solids because it will make the pH go down too low, but i do no think .1g would

have much effect (Because i wont add the full 30g MPI). I am more concerned as

to whether the milk protien is a concern, unless someone thinks the extra little

lactose will bring the pH of my yogurt down too low????

>

> Thank you for the reply i am very excited about discussing ways to hopefully

reach drug free remission

>

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Although it makes sense that the lactose would be consumed, the response from

the people here who have experienced SCD for a while has always been- don't mess

with the diet instructions.

I never knew Elaine, but those that did understand the amount of time she spent

developing this diet and feel that going with the original plan is the best.

PJ

>

> I know .4g would be considerable to the bactera, but if i added it during

fermentation wouldn't it be consumed? I know Elaine is against adding milk

solids because it will make the pH go down too low, but i do no think .1g would

have much effect (Because i wont add the full 30g MPI). I am more concerned as

to whether the milk protien is a concern, unless someone thinks the extra little

lactose will bring the pH of my yogurt down too low????

>

> Thank you for the reply i am very excited about discussing ways to hopefully

reach drug free remission

>

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Although it makes sense that the lactose would be consumed, the response from

the people here who have experienced SCD for a while has always been- don't mess

with the diet instructions.

I never knew Elaine, but those that did understand the amount of time she spent

developing this diet and feel that going with the original plan is the best.

PJ

>

> I know .4g would be considerable to the bactera, but if i added it during

fermentation wouldn't it be consumed? I know Elaine is against adding milk

solids because it will make the pH go down too low, but i do no think .1g would

have much effect (Because i wont add the full 30g MPI). I am more concerned as

to whether the milk protien is a concern, unless someone thinks the extra little

lactose will bring the pH of my yogurt down too low????

>

> Thank you for the reply i am very excited about discussing ways to hopefully

reach drug free remission

>

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