Guest guest Posted February 26, 2006 Report Share Posted February 26, 2006 I found Elaine's comments on our old list. Mimi --------------------------------------------------------------- You know I have written much about D-lactate. It is produced by fermentation of carbohydrates. We avoid the carbohydrates which could result in D-lactate - we don't give the Lactobacillus in our probiotic much, if anything, to get the energy to multiply. ---------------------------------------------------------------- If d-lactate is high you stop feeding the bacteria that are producing it. They produce it from the carbohydrates a person does not digest and absorb. My book talks about it in great detail in the brain connection chapter. Bacteria attack the carb molecule and get energy from it so they can multiply. But because bacteria are poor at taking energy from carb, they leave part of the carb molecule which is d-lactate. SCD is geared to stop feeding bacteria. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Another mother who participated in this discussion added the following: My children have both had high levels of D-Lactate treated with flagyl. 16 months had never had any probiotic but bifidus at the time. When I spoke to Dr. Buie he said he was much more suspicious of bad organisms in the gut than as a result of probiotics...... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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