In article , Steve Knight
wrote:

about all you will lever want to know.

http://users.chariot.net.au/~dna/kef...#what-is-kefir

Steve I've followed a diet for Celiac for 3 years. The diet is proving
effective for autism kids. Here is what is said about kefir for those
children who are very vulnerable to yeast.:

Catherine tamarro comments: What makes kefir different from yogurt is
that kefir is fermented with bacteria and yeast, Elaine Gottschall of
the Specific Carbohydrate Diet
feels that there is the chance of cross-reactivity between a compromised
immune system and yeast from kefir. (Saccharomyces boulardii is illegal
on the diet for the same reason.) She has said that
kefir is approved after some healing takes place but the yogurt is used
until then.

As to "Horse Pucky" my response comes from a scientist and biologist
who has devoted 47 years to the study of gastric disease. I don't think
your claim is definitive and your comment borders on being
disrespectful, irreverant and typically flaming usenet.

http://breakingtheviciouscycle.info/

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