Re: about acidophilus - Silvia

[Guest guest]

Silvia,

This happens every time I order during the summer. My yogurt has always

turned out fine and GI Prohealth assured me it was fine as long as I got it into

the refrigerator quickly.

Silvia Payne wrote:

allison, same thing happened to us. i was pretty mad because you pay

so much for it. i'm going to make my first batch soon and i really

hope it works. if it doesn't i'm going to call GI Prohealth and

complain.

silvia

> We purchased SCDophilous from GI Prohealth, but I really wonder how

> potent it is. They packed it with an ice pack, but sent it through

> the postal system; the mailman put it in my mailbox, and by the

> time I got it, the ice pack had melted, and the package was warm.

>

>

>

> about acidophilus

>

>

> Hello everyone!

> I'm going to start the yeast protocol with my daughter but I

> don't know which kind of acidophilus is the right one to use. What

> makes an acidophilus legal? is it the strains it contains or the

> fact that they don't have any starches?

> My local health food store carries some but I'm not sure they're

> legal and didn't want to wait to order it on internet.

>

> Thanks for any help.

> Ximena

> 's mom. 3.5 years old, PDD-NOS. SCD 4 months

>

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[Guest guest]

well my issue was more that they shipped it via postal service,

rather than fedex which would have delivered it straight to my door.

with the postal service, they just leave a note in my mailbox down at

the highway, and i didn't know for a few days that it was at the post

office, sitting at room temperature. also, if they would have at

least provided a tracking number, then i would have know exactly when

it was coming.

> Silvia,

>

> This happens every time I order during the summer. My yogurt has

> always turned out fine and GI Prohealth assured me it was fine as

> long as I got it into the refrigerator quickly.

>

>

>

> Silvia Payne wrote:

> allison, same thing happened to us. i was pretty mad

> because you pay

> so much for it. i'm going to make my first batch soon and i really

> hope it works. if it doesn't i'm going to call GI Prohealth and

> complain.

>

> silvia

>

>

>

>> We purchased SCDophilous from GI Prohealth, but I really wonder how

>> potent it is. They packed it with an ice pack, but sent it through

>> the postal system; the mailman put it in my mailbox, and by the

>> time I got it, the ice pack had melted, and the package was warm.

>>

>>

>>

>> about acidophilus

>>

>>

>> Hello everyone!

>> I'm going to start the yeast protocol with my daughter but I

>> don't know which kind of acidophilus is the right one to use. What

>> makes an acidophilus legal? is it the strains it contains or the

>> fact that they don't have any starches?

>> My local health food store carries some but I'm not sure they're

>> legal and didn't want to wait to order it on internet.

>>

>> Thanks for any help.

>> Ximena

>> 's mom. 3.5 years old, PDD-NOS. SCD 4 months

>>

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>>

[Guest guest]

Oh, I get your point! I understand that completely!!

Silvia Payne wrote: well my issue was more that

they shipped it via postal service,

rather than fedex which would have delivered it straight to my door.

with the postal service, they just leave a note in my mailbox down at

the highway, and i didn't know for a few days that it was at the post

office, sitting at room temperature. also, if they would have at

least provided a tracking number, then i would have know exactly when

it was coming.

> Silvia,

>

> This happens every time I order during the summer. My yogurt has

> always turned out fine and GI Prohealth assured me it was fine as

> long as I got it into the refrigerator quickly.

>

>

>

> Silvia Payne wrote:

> allison, same thing happened to us. i was pretty mad

> because you pay

> so much for it. i'm going to make my first batch soon and i really

> hope it works. if it doesn't i'm going to call GI Prohealth and

> complain.

>

> silvia

>

>

>

>> We purchased SCDophilous from GI Prohealth, but I really wonder how

>> potent it is. They packed it with an ice pack, but sent it through

>> the postal system; the mailman put it in my mailbox, and by the

>> time I got it, the ice pack had melted, and the package was warm.

>>

>>

>>

>> about acidophilus

>>

>>

>> Hello everyone!

>> I'm going to start the yeast protocol with my daughter but I

>> don't know which kind of acidophilus is the right one to use. What

>> makes an acidophilus legal? is it the strains it contains or the

>> fact that they don't have any starches?

>> My local health food store carries some but I'm not sure they're

>> legal and didn't want to wait to order it on internet.

>>

>> Thanks for any help.

>> Ximena

>> 's mom. 3.5 years old, PDD-NOS. SCD 4 months

>>

>> ---------------------------------

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>> Yahoo! TV.

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Can you tell if there is another way to get the legal acidophilus than

ordering it on internet?

My local health food store has some but I don't know if it's legal. Can anyone

help???? I haven't been able to start the yeast protocol with because I

don't have the acidophilus and also because she ate paint and had a terrible

reaction to it... she still eats the weirdest things!!

Any help will be very appreciated,

Ximena

dana pope wrote:

Oh, I get your point! I understand that completely!!

Silvia Payne wrote: well my issue was more that they

shipped it via postal service,

rather than fedex which would have delivered it straight to my door.

with the postal service, they just leave a note in my mailbox down at

the highway, and i didn't know for a few days that it was at the post

office, sitting at room temperature. also, if they would have at

least provided a tracking number, then i would have know exactly when

it was coming.

> Silvia,

>

> This happens every time I order during the summer. My yogurt has

> always turned out fine and GI Prohealth assured me it was fine as

> long as I got it into the refrigerator quickly.

>

>

>

> Silvia Payne wrote:

> allison, same thing happened to us. i was pretty mad

> because you pay

> so much for it. i'm going to make my first batch soon and i really

> hope it works. if it doesn't i'm going to call GI Prohealth and

> complain.

>

> silvia

>

>

>

>> We purchased SCDophilous from GI Prohealth, but I really wonder how

>> potent it is. They packed it with an ice pack, but sent it through

>> the postal system; the mailman put it in my mailbox, and by the

>> time I got it, the ice pack had melted, and the package was warm.

>>

>>

>>

>> about acidophilus

>>

>>

>> Hello everyone!

>> I'm going to start the yeast protocol with my daughter but I

>> don't know which kind of acidophilus is the right one to use. What

>> makes an acidophilus legal? is it the strains it contains or the

>> fact that they don't have any starches?

>> My local health food store carries some but I'm not sure they're

>> legal and didn't want to wait to order it on internet.

>>

>> Thanks for any help.

>> Ximena

>> 's mom. 3.5 years old, PDD-NOS. SCD 4 months

>>

>> ---------------------------------

>> Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on

>> Yahoo! TV.

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

I hear you about eating weird things-my son ate paint about a week ago too.

The reaction was a terrible rash on his face, it's still there. I keep

thinking the pica will disappear-it's been 4 months! We are also wanting to

introduce new supplements, but he keeps getting illegals-chapstick, paint,

things you wouldn't really think of worrying about-he found the chapstick

behind the dryerL Sorry I can't help you with the acidophilus. I just had

to commiserate.

Teena

[Guest guest]

Hi Ximena,

<< Can you tell if there is another way to get the legal acidophilus

than ordering it on internet?

> My local health food store has some but I don't know if it's

legal. Can anyone help????>>

There are many brands of L. acidophilus. Check the ingredients to

make sure it doesn't have illegal; ingredients or illegal bacteria.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of and