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Some Kefir starters do have S.thermophilus , but according to the BED website,

their starter doesnt list it as an ingredient. Kefir is pretty potent, so you

might be seeing die-off from yeast or bacteria.

Karla

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> Hi everyone

> I have been giving my 4 year old son young coconut kefir (made using BED kefir

starter grains) for 10 days now. He has so far had a runny nose, cough, rash on

his cheeks and hands, 4 days of constipation followed by 5 days (going on 6 now)

of foul-smelling diarrhea. I just read somewhere that some kefirs contain a

strep strain. Can anyone confirm that, and can anyone advise whether they think

these symptoms are candida die-off or whether he could be having a viral

reaction to the strep strain in the kefir? I don't know for sure but I think he

might have a strep issue. If it is a reaction to the strep, is that a bad thing

or a good thing?

> Thank you for any advice or information you can give!

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My son who is so incredibly sensitive to strep strains, does great with

kefir....both water grain and milk. The die off can be pretty ugly..I wonder

if giving charcoal an hour afterward or cutting back the amount would help.

When we first added coconut to our kefirs...we add coconut juice to water and

coconut milk to milk types...we did get a lot of viral die off...so you could be

seeing either die off...yeast or viral. We went thru a few tough weeks getting

them where they could tolerate it...now they have 3 16 oz glasses a day.

hth

Ronni

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> Hi everyone

> I have been giving my 4 year old son young coconut kefir (made using BED kefir

starter grains) for 10 days now. He has so far had a runny nose, cough, rash on

his cheeks and hands, 4 days of constipation followed by 5 days (going on 6 now)

of foul-smelling diarrhea. I just read somewhere that some kefirs contain a

strep strain. Can anyone confirm that, and can anyone advise whether they think

these symptoms are candida die-off or whether he could be having a viral

reaction to the strep strain in the kefir? I don't know for sure but I think he

might have a strep issue. If it is a reaction to the strep, is that a bad thing

or a good thing?

> Thank you for any advice or information you can give!

>

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