Re: OT: GI-Prohealth Products...Synthetic ingredients?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

> Does anyone know if Gi-Pro health's Progurt or Scdophilus has

> synthetic ingredients in it. Is the cellulose in this product synthetic?

>

> Thanks,

> Cathy

I don't know what's in there but it made me sick and I asked for a refund.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Carol,

You had problems with the Progurt Or just the probiotic capsules?

Cathy

> >

> > Hi,

> > Does anyone know if Gi-Pro health's Progurt or Scdophilus has

> > synthetic ingredients in it. Is the cellulose in this product

synthetic?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Cathy

>

> I don't know what's in there but it made me sick and I asked for a

refund.

>

> Carol F.

> SCD 7 years, celiac

>

[Guest guest]

I tracked every detail on their website:

http://www.giprohealth.com/

Everything checsk out that the Progurt Yogurt Starter powder is completely

suited and of

course approved for SCD.

I am chemically sensitive and wonder if the prescience of a sachet to prevent

clumping is

what caused me to become swollen and dizzy each time I tasted yogurt made with

Progurt.

I did a side by side taste test with this yogurt and compared it to a batch made

with a

Balkan Style Astro plain cow yourt as the starter. There was no negative

reaction from the

second one.

Explore every link about Progurt Yogurt Starter on their website. It has been

thoroughly

documented and if there is any fault I belive it is with my delicate immune

system.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Do you react to gluten in the same way?

My kids are celiac....the capsules (just a bit...) makes them very

silly, the same thing that happens when they get a trace of gluten.

The progurt makes my son crazy.

They are very chemically sensitive too...but chemicals usually don't

affect the mind, unless it is something really bad.(just the stomache,

and mouth)

When they get crazy it always seems to come back to gluten...even some

gluten-free products do still have some levels of gluten in them.

I think I will try the Kirkmans probiotics...as I don't think they are

intolerant to the bacteria...Kirkman has no synthetic ingredients in

their L. acidolohilus.

Cathy

>

> I tracked every detail on their website:

>

> http://www.giprohealth.com/

>

> Everything checsk out that the Progurt Yogurt Starter powder is

completely suited and of

> course approved for SCD.

>

> I am chemically sensitive and wonder if the prescience of a sachet

to prevent clumping is

> what caused me to become swollen and dizzy each time I tasted yogurt

made with Progurt.

>

> I did a side by side taste test with this yogurt and compared it to

a batch made with a

> Balkan Style Astro plain cow yourt as the starter. There was no

negative reaction from the

> second one.

>

> Explore every link about Progurt Yogurt Starter on their website. It

has been thoroughly

> documented and if there is any fault I belive it is with my delicate

immune system.

>

> Carol F.

> SCD 7 years, celiac

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Do you react to gluten in the same way?

> My kids are celiac....the capsules (just a bit...) makes them very

I do not use the capsules. I have been SCD for seven years so don't know how I

would

react to gluten. SCD is gluten free.

Carol F.