RE: Yogurt-bad batch- can I use for...?

[Guest guest]

There is always casein in yogurt. It's the lactose that gets digested away by

the bacteria. So... that batch may still have lactose.

I feel for you down there. We had three days above 105 degrees here at our house

in southwestern Washington state (where NObody has central air) this past week

and weekend... . I think it's " only " going to be 93 today.:-P

I hope your power doesn't go out.

Patti

Yogurt-bad batch- can I use for...?

Ok my yogurt has separated (think it is too dang hot in California right now

to make yogurt). Can I bake with it or will there be casein in it because it

wasn't successful?

) KELLI

Kai 3 3/4 (ASD) & Tatum 2 (NT)

SCD since 5/05

[Guest guest]

Thanks Patti, I am a wimp and shouldn't complain because we are on the beach

and it only gets up to like 85.but it is HUMID.oh so humid and well I am a

wimp, lol.

So it is just that the casein is " harmless " ? I am confused.

) KELLI

Kai 3 3/4 (ASD) & Tatum 2 (NT)

SCD since 5/05

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From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Patti

Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 2:36 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: Re: Yogurt-bad batch- can I use for...?

There is always casein in yogurt. It's the lactose that gets digested away

by the bacteria. So... that batch may still have lactose.

I feel for you down there. We had three days above 105 degrees here at our

house in southwestern Washington state (where NObody has central air) this

past week and weekend... . I think it's " only " going to be 93 today.:-P

I hope your power doesn't go out.

Patti

Yogurt-bad batch- can I use for...?

Ok my yogurt has separated (think it is too dang hot in California right now

to make yogurt). Can I bake with it or will there be casein in it because it

wasn't successful?

) KELLI

Kai 3 3/4 (ASD) & Tatum 2 (NT)

SCD since 5/05

[Guest guest]

<<So it is just that the casein is " harmless " ? I am confused.>>

Kelli, Elaine has a bit about casein at her website...

www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info under the " Knowledge Base " link. Just look up

casein and see how she explains that the fermentation process " denatures " the

casein and makes it more digestible. It's still not casein free... just lactose

free. The lactose (milk sugar) is what can feed bad gut pathogens.

Patti

[Guest guest]

Thanks Patti, I have read it a couple of times but I still have a hard time

" believing " that it won't be a problem if that makes sense which is entirely

*my* issue. I am still not sure whether my son is reacting to it. We are

having a hard time of it now.he is really retreating and I am starting to

wonder about the yogurt. It has been about a month using it.

) KELLI

Kai 3 3/4 (ASD) & Tatum 2 (NT)

SCD since 5/05

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From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Patti

Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 7:35 AM

To: pecanbread

Subject: Re: Yogurt-bad batch- can I use for...?

<<So it is just that the casein is " harmless " ? I am confused.>>

Kelli, Elaine has a bit about casein at her website...

www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info under the " Knowledge Base " link. Just look

up casein and see how she explains that the fermentation process " denatures "

the casein and makes it more digestible. It's still not casein free... just

lactose free. The lactose (milk sugar) is what can feed bad gut pathogens.

Patti

[Guest guest]

Kelli... Trust your " Mommy instincts " , too... If you feel he's possibly

reacting to the casein, pull it out for a week or so and see if he improves.

Then you'd know for sure.

Patti

RE: Yogurt-bad batch- can I use for...?

Thanks Patti, I have read it a couple of times but I still have a hard time

" believing " that it won't be a problem if that makes sense which is entirely

*my* issue. I am still not sure whether my son is reacting to it. We are

having a hard time of it now.he is really retreating and I am starting to

wonder about the yogurt. It has been about a month using it.

) KELLI