Re: how long will goat yogurt keep?

[Guest guest]

Hi Cindy,

It's me Antoinette! THIS IS WHAT WE DO AND DID. We can't keep the

yogurt around long enough to go bad. We didn't know to go slow, we

jumped into a bowl full from the start! Not suggested for everyone,

but worked for us.

As you know we came casein/free gluten free/soy free/grainfree ect.

And full of fear of the dairy! You know how the autistic community

feeds this fear? But we where desperate, for our

daughter's " visious cycle " to be ending. She was becoming sicker by

the month eating the other ways. More and more autistic and looking

very malnourished and not gaining or growing well. Even though we

where feeding her well.

At first we thought the die off reacton was a reaction to the

casein! But Mimi the owner of Pecan Bread helped to set us

straight. We had remarkable improvements after a very difficult

transition and die off reaction. I later found out that this is

truly the reason they tell people to go slow. So this die off

reacton is not as miserable. And so that it doesn't scare those

away, because they confuse it for a casein reaction, when it is not!

You see Elaine said that in a 24 hour batch of SCD yogurt that the

casein is denatured and often doesn't cause such a reacton. Going

slow, does take longer. Some like us don't have the time to spare!

Got to Goat Yogurt Preperation to read this. www.pecanbread.com

In a way I am glad we hadn't been given this advice, and went by the

BTVC book. After this first die off, we saw an " awakening " from our

daughter.

This is when we realized that we may not need much assistance from

any DAN! doctor. We saw many ASD traits vanish in our daughter!

She began to grow and look better too!

We also didn't need to use the enzymes that where suggested. After

discoveirng the hard way, that the protease caused us many problems

and much pain. Later to find out that some with intestinal damage

can not tolerate it! That Elaine feared the stuff for those of us

with intestinal problems. That in a nut shell....and something to

think about. Hope others can guide you too! WE are doing great

going by the book! Wouldn't do it any other way.

God Bless, Sincerely, Antoinette and (both celiac) Parents to

Kiki-2 ASD and improving, -5 was ADHD, Xena-1 WAS Hyperekplexia

[Guest guest]

Cindy,

You can use the rest to make different recipes. Cooking the yogurt

will destroy the beneficial bacteria, but it makes a very tasty

addition to the recipes that call for it.

Or you can just eat it yourself and replenish your own GI tract with

beneficial bacteria.

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03