Kefir beer?
This was in a summary and I thought I would share it. Not sure what kefir beer is, but let us know if you do!
Going GF helped me a lot, but I had to do a lot more to finally get healthy.
I think a lot of it has to do with dysbiosis: the bacteria in the gut are
just incorrect, after years of gut damage. Also I had to stop dairy, as it
was almost more problematic than gluten. And I did a feast/fast diet for a
year or so, which really helped, and took probiotics, and have a massively
nutrient-rich (and very tasty, I might add) diet.
The two things that, I think were key in the gut department were:
1. Kefir. The bacteria or yeast in kefir make amazing differences in the gut
flora. I can't do dairy, so I make
"kefir beer", which tastes a lot like regular beer so it's not really a hard
medicine to take. I dont' know exactly why
it works, but it does, for a lot of people.
2. Pascalite. Taken with a meal, it seems to change how the meal is
digested. Massively. And it's cheap. I suspect that if a person with major
problems takes it with every meal, most of the problems disappear. You
still need to change your diet to get permanent change, but pascalite is a
quick fix. Works great for eating out too. (I don't work for the company. I
found out about it on this list).
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Anne Barfield
www.chickenparadise.com
2 Comments:
Hey! I stumbled across your blog by googling "kefir beer" and I'm glad I did. I live in San Antonio, too. I'm gearing up to try brewing my own kefir beer... hoping to get some specific instructions, although... learning the hard way certainly works. LOL
And I second the pascalite recommendation! It works wonders!
Hey, thought I'd let you guys know I tried making Kefir beer as well. I homebrew regularly, and the kefir batch has turned out to be my all time favorite. I have the recipe on my blog.
http://henager.net/alansblog/18/there-s-kefir-in-my-beer
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