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... Hey, since you are working with bacteria in a lab, I'm curious: do you now or have you ever worked with the bentonite clay type substances and bacteria?...
Heidi Schuppenhauer
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Aug 6, 2005
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I agree with you Heidi Firstly, I don't believe that there is any sort of industry definition of the word "probiotic" as far as survivable counts in the gut...
Sea Orca
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Hmmm... well, some bacteria form spores, Bacillus sp. mostly among aerobics . Are you saying that there is a new process that is called "Bacteria spores"? Most...
Sea Orca
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Aug 6, 2005
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I heartily agree with you Heidi! Well put! Debbie in TX...
mckdlee
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Aug 6, 2005
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Howdy, I'm considering making large quantities of fermented vegetables (5 gallons at a time). Things like sauerkraut and pickled beets. The only problem is...
belscb
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Aug 6, 2005
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Be on the look out for Bacteria Spores. Its a new process that requires no refregeration, and jacks up the shelf life. Its like seed bacteria for the...
Andrew John Bishop
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... It depends how much sugar they have in them and how long they ferment. They CAN get rather boozy, which is a good thing or not, depending on your point of...
Heidi Schuppenhauer
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I've been using wide mouth mason jars...has anyone noticed if they tend to not seal as easily as the narrow mouth jars? I haven't been using them for very long...
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Hi Do the kefired drinks taste alcoholic or do they turn alcoholic? How long do they last in the fridge? Here is a recipe (I haven’t tried it yet) for Kefir...
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Hi I am new to the group and glad to have found you. I ordered Mjolk several months ago and really love it. I make cream cheese and use it in my bread as well...
Donna Magee
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Sorry, but CFU does make a BIG difference. You need those viable numbers in order to insure that enough survive the stomach etc. to do what they are meant to...
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Hi Irma, I don't use recipes. I started with organic grape juice. Dilute about half with clean water (I use distilled). Add some kefir grains. I use rinsed...
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Aug 4, 2005
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Hi, Virginia, Do you have any recipes for fermented juices? That's an area I haven't gotten into at all yet. I am making kombucha, that's the only drink I am...
Irma Hudson
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Aug 4, 2005
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... The amount of CFU really makes little difference. What really matters is that probiotic is delivered a medium where it thrives so it can survive the...
dmckean44
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Aug 4, 2005
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... Probably not, I had similar reactions when I started kombucha a few weeks ago. I also had something similar happen when I started primal defense a few...
dmckean44
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Aug 4, 2005
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... I can REALLY tell the difference when I take kefir (in kefir cider, for me, because the milk doesn't do me any good and I dislike milk anyway). Even a...
Heidi Schuppenhauer
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Aug 3, 2005
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... kefir > into my system because I felt that; if it's making me this sick, I > > must really need it. ... Are you sure you're not allergic to milk? Those...
Robin Ann
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When I first began with kefir I had a difficult time with it. On my first day I drank 1/2 cup and repeated that amount the second morning. By that evening I...
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for all the information about lactobacillus sporogenes! I got a little bit discouraged because it seems to be very difficult to "culture" it and I am not at...
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Hi Noelle Ray, if dh won't eat fermented foods, maybe he'll drink some dermented drinks. There are many, and some (like fermented juices) are so yummy, it's...
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... tea plants are really good at sucking in fluoride from water and soil. so fluoride content is very dependent on how and where the tea was grown. the...
Eric Furbish
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Aug 2, 2005
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I guess my only comment is that if L. reuteri is naturally occuring in the gut, why would you want to take a daily dose of it unless you've been on antibiotics...
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Hi Lark, I was hoping that you would comment. :o) You confirmed what I was thinking. It seems as though the producers are making a point of L. Reuteri being...
Carol Saunders
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Aug 2, 2005
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Thanks for he info on Reuteri. It was very interesting. What does any one know about the product sold by Jordan Rubin (it is probiotics that are from dirt)?...
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... The reason tea has so much flouride is it's watered with flourinated water while its growing, using distilled water will do little to help this....
dmckean44
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Aug 2, 2005
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Other Lactic Acid Bacteria secrete substances that have the same effect. Lark Burnham, Ph.D. Animal Nutrition ... thought it would be interesting to bring up...
londislandsunshine
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The following is a repost from another group that I am on. I thought it would be interesting to bring up in this forum. What's Reuteri (roy'-tur-eye)? ...
Carol Saunders
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Georgette: If you have a problem with fluoride in the water you are using, use distilled to make your kombucha tea. i have a distiller and that is the only...
Vona Marengo
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Aug 1, 2005
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[Georgette] Does anyone have any information on how much fluoride is in finished kombucha tea? Does the kombucha scoby do anything with fluoride: reduce the...
Michael Anton Parker
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Does anyone have any information on how much fluoride is in finished kombucha tea? Does the kombucha scoby do anything with fluoride: reduce the amount of it...
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