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Marie Biancuzzo <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 24 Jul 2000 10:30:52 -0400
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, Barbara!

I'm so sick of hearing this recommendation without ever seeing a shred of
evidence on this. I did a search on MedLine awhile ago, and couldn't find
any study on it.

While are some anecdotal reports and recommendations out there, there's no
solid evidence that I'm aware of. I would be happy if someone tells me I'm
wrong on this, since I like to find any excuse to encourage people to eat
good food!



>Re:  Yeast and diet.  I know that the dogma suggests that diet is connected
>with yeast, but is there one shred of empirical evidence of this?  I can see
>that a whole foods diet (not too much refined sugar or processed food) is
>good for the immune system in general, and that good nutrition is the
>foundation of good health.  But is there any peer reviewed, good reasearch
>on a direct connection between any food and yeast.  I'd like to see it.
>This is not meant to be a nasty comment, just me in my normal dubious mode.
>
>Barbara Wilson-Clay BSEd, IBCLC


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Marie Biancuzzo, Perinatal Clinical Nurse Specialist
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