OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

May I ask ? I am looking for unadultered food grade cellulose,I know

it is hard to find ,does anyone know of this and where I might

purchase it?I know of one plave in CT but they cannot ship to Canada.

Thanks

Toni from Canada

[Guest guest]

Toni,

I think that cellulose should only be used in small quantities in

pills and not used as food. I might have misunderstood you but just

wanted to clarify this.

Mimi

> Hi All,

> May I ask ? I am looking for unadultered food grade cellulose,I know

> it is hard to find ,does anyone know of this and where I might

> purchase it?I know of one plave in CT but they cannot ship to Canada.

> Thanks

>

>

> Toni from Canada

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is there a link or info. somewhere that I can send a friend the starter for the

yogurt that doesn't have the cellulose in it? Thanks, Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

Toni,

I think that cellulose should only be used in small quantities in

pills and not used as food. I might have misunderstood you but just

wanted to clarify this.

Mimi

> Hi All,

> May I ask ? I am looking for unadultered food grade cellulose,I know

> it is hard to find ,does anyone know of this and where I might

> purchase it?I know of one plave in CT but they cannot ship to Canada.

> Thanks

>

>

> Toni from Canada

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Is there a link or info. somewhere that I can send a friend the starter for

the yogurt that

doesn't have the cellulose in it? Thanks, Jenn & K

I could never use any of the commercial starters and use fresh Astro natural

Balkan Style

Yogurt. I've done that for seven years. Of course it is a " cow " yogurt.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local HFS. It works

great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few oz. of the milk now too.

I wouldn't want to trust cow right now. She is probably having some inflammation

due to dumping high oxalates right now & we've always seen inflammation, sinus

infx. with cow milk/yogurt. Wouldn't want to push it. Thanks though, Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

> Is there a link or info. somewhere that I can send a friend the starter for

the yogurt that

doesn't have the cellulose in it? Thanks, Jenn & K

I could never use any of the commercial starters and use fresh Astro natural

Balkan Style

Yogurt. I've done that for seven years. Of course it is a " cow " yogurt.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi All,

> May I ask ? I am looking for unadultered food grade cellulose,I know

> it is hard to find ,does anyone know of this and where I might

> purchase it?I know of one plave in CT but they cannot ship to Canada.

> Thanks

>

>

> Toni from Canada

>

Ask Marvin Mandelman at Haber's Pharmacy in Toronto

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, ce;iac

[Guest guest]

>

> I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local HFS. It

works great for

thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few oz. of the milk now too.

The new goat yogurt I found in Ontario contains bifidus and using it made me

ill.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Mimi,

Can you tell me how many people are members here? Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

Toni,

I think that cellulose should only be used in small quantities in

pills and not used as food. I might have misunderstood you but just

wanted to clarify this.

Mimi

> Hi All,

> May I ask ? I am looking for unadultered food grade cellulose,I know

> it is hard to find ,does anyone know of this and where I might

> purchase it?I know of one plave in CT but they cannot ship to Canada.

> Thanks

>

>

> Toni from Canada

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jenn,

Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs to

be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

contains too much lactose for SCDers.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of emily and

> I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local

HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few

oz. of the milk now too.

[Guest guest]

>

> Mimi,

> Can you tell me how many people are members here? Jenn & K

> Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

>

membership is indicated on the left side of the home page. Not all members are

active and

not all addresses are current.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Jenn,

>

> Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

> Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs to

> be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

> contains too much lactose for SCDers.

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

> mom of emily and

>

> > I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local

> HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few

> oz. of the milk now too.

>

I got a little ahead of myself with Jenn's original post and thought she found

goat yogurt

as a starter for homemade. She was describing goat's MILK. I sort of blinked

when she

said she was feeding liquid milk. Has K been symptom free for at least a year? I

didn't

think so.

So just to summarize:

Liquid goat's milk, organic or conventional - Legal for making yogurt, not to be

fed

otherwise

Goat yogurt- OK as a " starter " for homemade yogurt if cultures in it are legal

Not OK to drink as is b/c as Sheila pointed out, it contains lactose

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Can you tell me why? Is it the casein, is gliadin in the goat's milk too? How

about human milk? Casein, gliadin? Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

Hi Jenn,

Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs to

be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

contains too much lactose for SCDers.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of emily and

> I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local

HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few

oz. of the milk now too.

[Guest guest]

Even given with enzymes 2 yrs. after starting SCD? Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

> Hi Jenn,

>

> Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

> Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs to

> be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

> contains too much lactose for SCDers.

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

> mom of emily and

>

> > I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local

> HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few

> oz. of the milk now too.

>

I got a little ahead of myself with Jenn's original post and thought she found

goat yogurt

as a starter for homemade. She was describing goat's MILK. I sort of blinked

when she

said she was feeding liquid milk. Has K been symptom free for at least a year?

I didn't

think so.

So just to summarize:

Liquid goat's milk, organic or conventional - Legal for making yogurt, not to

be fed

otherwise

Goat yogurt- OK as a " starter " for homemade yogurt if cultures in it are legal

Not OK to drink as is b/c as Sheila pointed out, it contains lactose

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

>The reason why liquid goats milk is illegal is that in that form it

is a disaccharide and therefore illegal. When it is used for 24

hour SCD yoghurt, the lactose is converted into galactose, a single

sugar and therefore legal on SCD.

Regards

Glynis mam to Jasmine 7yrs

Diagnosed with Kabuki Syndrome

and NG tube fed.

> Can you tell me why? Is it the casein, is gliadin in the goat's

milk too? How about human milk? Casein, gliadin? Jenn & K

> Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

>

> Hi Jenn,

>

> Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

> Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs

to

> be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

> contains too much lactose for SCDers.

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

> mom of emily and

>

> > I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our

local

> HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a

few

> oz. of the milk now too.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jenn,

It is the lactose that is indigestable. The milk must be cultured by beneficial

bacteria so that all the lactose has been converted into glucose and galactose;

single molculed sugars that are digestable.

Charlene

<><

Charlene Flikkema

Choir Director

Harvest Bible Chapel Oakville

Spirit Led! Galations 5:16

Can you tell me why? Is it the casein, is gliadin in the goat's milk too? How

about human milk? Casein, gliadin? Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

Hi Jenn,

Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs to

be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

contains too much lactose for SCDers.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of emily and

> I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local

HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few

oz. of the milk now too.

[Guest guest]

Thanks. I really thought it to be a good thing though that she could actually

tolerate a little now & then. I didn't realize I was stepping out of bounds

doing that. Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

Hi Jenn,

Just an FYI for you and any newbies reading your post.

Liquid Goat milk is not SCD legal. All dairy milk and cream needs to

be made into 24 SCD yogurt or legal cheeses. Liquid dairy milk

contains too much lactose for SCDers.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of emily and

> I just found a new fresh, organic, whole goat's milk at our local

HFS. It works great for thick goat yogurt & K can even tolerate a few

oz. of the milk now too.

[Guest guest]

>

> Even given with enzymes 2 yrs. after starting SCD? Jenn & K

> Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

>

Elaine states in BTVC that former foods can be tried cautiously after one year

of being

symptom free. Not everyone may be able to tolerate those former foods. I don't

know

what it has to do with enzymes except they may Help with digestion. I get my

enzymes

from occasional raw fruit and vegetable juice, homemade of course but soory as I

know

nothing about enzymes.

Carol F.

SCD7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

I just made a correlaton that Kali may still have allergies to High Oxalate

foods. She is allergic to almost all of them & some med. oxalates as well. She

has been having acid pee problems.

Jenn & K

Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

>

Elaine states in BTVC that former foods can be tried cautiously after one year

of being

symptom free. Not everyone may be able to tolerate those former foods. I don't

know

what it has to do with enzymes except they may Help with digestion. I get my

enzymes

from occasional raw fruit and vegetable juice, homemade of course but soory as

I know

nothing about enzymes.

Carol F.

SCD7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Jenn,

Pecanbread has 2584 members! Our aim is to include every child who has

IBD, CP, ADD and ASD.

Mimi

> Mimi,

> Can you tell me how many people are members here? Jenn & K

> Re: OT - Canadians I am looking for.......

>

>

> Toni,

>

> I think that cellulose should only be used in small quantities in

> pills and not used as food. I might have misunderstood you but just

> wanted to clarify this.

>

> Mimi

>

>

> > Hi All,

> > May I ask ? I am looking for unadultered food grade cellulose,I know

> > it is hard to find ,does anyone know of this and where I might

> > purchase it?I know of one plave in CT but they cannot ship to Canada.

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> > Toni from Canada

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>