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When avoiding sugars and yeasty foods on yeastfree diet,do you have to exclude

for examples pretzels which have yeast? I'm sure I know the answer but I'm

hoping I'm wrong. Does yeast from food actually sit around in your intestines.

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To those of you following a program to eliminate yeast-I have questions so I

can get it straight in my my. DO you avoid products with bakers yeast

because it is a fermented food? The bakers yeast and the yeast in the

intestines are two seperate species-so the rational that bakers yeast must

be avoided to help with a yeast problem is not making sense-Unless it has

somthing to do with fermentation. If the general premise is to avoid all

types of fermented foods and this helps then I understand. I would see the

need for low sugar-it feeds on sugar-low carbohydrate-carbs turn to

sugar-and have heard about the fermented foods part{through generally dont

understand that rational}Thanks . I am learning this one yet.F

OT:Yeast in food

> When avoiding sugars and yeasty foods on yeastfree diet,do you have to

exclude for examples pretzels which have yeast? I'm sure I know the answer

but I'm hoping I'm wrong. Does yeast from food actually sit around in your

intestines.

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