Re: Mineral absorption---Colleen - peanut butter

[Guest guest]

Ive been told to keep peanut butter in the fridge after opening. So

that's the new rule in my house.

>

> Just remember...vinegar is fermented - which means it has yeast. So

> anyone with a yeast allergy will actually get worse on any form of

> vinegar. Or anything made from yeast. Many of the supplements are

> actually made from brewer's yeast. All the supplements we tried and

> ph had adverse reactions to (selenium, B-complex, lipase)...are

> made from brewer's yeast or aspergillus. It makes sense now...that

we

> know of his allergy. However one really needs to be a detective to

> figure all this out. We now realize the " peanut butter " reactions

he

> was having (though I didn't think he had a true peanut

allergy)...is

> actually a reaction to aspergillus, which the peanuts are highly

> contaminated with. I am wondering how many " peanut allergies " are

> really allergy to aspergillus!

>

> > Colleen,

> >

> > Did the rx guy say the vinegar helped with all absorption or just

> zinc?

> > I asked if he said applecider vinegar versus regular because all

the

> > granola/natural cure sources tout the benefits of apple cider

> vinegar.

> > It supposedly allows the stomach to absorb more. Something about

> > neutralizing or stirring up acids. I forget which.

> >

> >

> > Liz

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sunbutter, high in E and the rest, is a great sub.

> >

> > Just remember...vinegar is fermented - which means it has yeast.

So

> > anyone with a yeast allergy will actually get worse on any form

of

> > vinegar. Or anything made from yeast. Many of the supplements are

> > actually made from brewer's yeast. All the supplements we tried

and

> > ph had adverse reactions to (selenium, B-complex,

lipase)...are

> > made from brewer's yeast or aspergillus. It makes sense

now...that

> we

> > know of his allergy. However one really needs to be a detective

to

> > figure all this out. We now realize the " peanut butter "

reactions

> he

> > was having (though I didn't think he had a true peanut

> allergy)...is

> > actually a reaction to aspergillus, which the peanuts are highly

> > contaminated with. I am wondering how many " peanut allergies " are

> > really allergy to aspergillus!

> >

> > > Colleen,

> > >

> > > Did the rx guy say the vinegar helped with all absorption or

just

> > zinc?

> > > I asked if he said applecider vinegar versus regular because

all

> the

> > > granola/natural cure sources tout the benefits of apple cider

> > vinegar.

> > > It supposedly allows the stomach to absorb more. Something

about

> > > neutralizing or stirring up acids. I forget which.

> > >

> > >

> > > Liz

> > >

> >

>