Yogurt maker high temps question

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I have a Yogourmet Yogurt maker also and after reading the many discussions

regarding the high temp, I decided to check mine several times during the 24

hours process. When it got to 115 degrees, I would unplug let cool down to 100%

and plug back in. But it consistently got up to 115-120 degrees. So, I decided

since my boys do not need the lactose that did not get used up in the

fermentation process, I would start making cabbage juice instead. (Still

learning about that) So, right now, I am just doing probiotic capsules a couple

of times a day and coconut oil. Garrett has been acting like he just doesn't

feel great the past few days. Could this be die off now that they are not

getting yogurt that still contained lactose?

Just curious.

Dana

and Garrett, 3 years old as of Mar 24

SCD 10 months

Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia

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i don't have a yogourmet so can't make a specific recommendation but

i find that there is usually some modification that can be done(like

drilling a hole on the right place) to get electrical appliances

working better

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> I have a Yogourmet Yogurt maker also and after reading the many

discussions regarding the high temp, I decided to check mine several

times during the 24 hours process. When it got to 115 degrees, I

would unplug let cool down to 100% and plug back in. But it

consistently got up to 115-120 degrees. So, I decided since my boys

do not need the lactose that did not get used up in the fermentation

process, I would start making cabbage juice instead. (Still learning

about that) So, right now, I am just doing probiotic capsules a

couple of times a day and coconut oil. Garrett has been acting like

he just doesn't feel great the past few days. Could this be die off

now that they are not getting yogurt that still contained lactose?

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> Just curious.

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> Dana

> and Garrett, 3 years old as of Mar 24

> SCD 10 months

> Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia

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[Guest guest]

Hi Dana,

<<I have a Yogourmet Yogurt maker also and after reading the many

discussions regarding the high temp, I decided to check mine several

times during the 24 hours process. When it got to 115 degrees, I

would unplug let cool down to 100% and plug back in. But it

consistently got up to 115-120 degrees. So, I decided since my boys

do not need the lactose that did not get used up in the fermentation

process, I would start making cabbage juice instead. (Still learning

about that) So, right now, I am just doing probiotic capsules a

couple of times a day and coconut oil. Garrett has been acting like

he just doesn't feel great the past few days. Could this be die off

now that they are not getting yogurt that still contained lactose?>>

What kind of symptoms? If he is having stomach pains or other gastro

symps he is probably missing the yogurt.

Did you measure the temp in the water or in the yogurt?

Did you give him yogurt since starting - or - If you introduced

slowly did you notice negative symptoms when you started?

I think your yogurt may be fine.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of and

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I tested my yogurt and the water several times and it was up to 126

degrees. I assume mine was not useable. I even had the metal rack

under it. Does anyone have any other suggestions for this problem?

LInda, mom to broderick, asd, scd 20 months

> Hi Dana,

>

> <<I have a Yogourmet Yogurt maker also and after reading the many

> discussions regarding the high temp, I decided to check mine

several

> times during the 24 hours process. When it got to 115 degrees, I

> would unplug let cool down to 100% and plug back in. But it

> consistently got up to 115-120 degrees. So, I decided since my

boys

> do not need the lactose that did not get used up in the

fermentation

> process, I would start making cabbage juice instead. (Still

learning

> about that) So, right now, I am just doing probiotic capsules a

> couple of times a day and coconut oil. Garrett has been acting

like

> he just doesn't feel great the past few days. Could this be die

off

> now that they are not getting yogurt that still contained lactose?

>>

>

> What kind of symptoms? If he is having stomach pains or other

gastro

> symps he is probably missing the yogurt.

>

> Did you measure the temp in the water or in the yogurt?

>

> Did you give him yogurt since starting - or - If you introduced

> slowly did you notice negative symptoms when you started?

>

> I think your yogurt may be fine.

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

> mom of and

>