Nutritional yeast question

[Guest guest]

Hi all -

 

I am wondering if anybody might know about nutritional yeast - we

absolutely love it and I use it quite often. However, I am currently

making some short-term dietary changes (no sugar, no yeast, no alcohol -

trying to get rid of a chronic yeast infection) and I have no idea if

nutritional yeast is considered a " yeast " or not. Anybody know?

 

Sara

[Guest guest]

It is not an active/live yeast, but it is a yeast.

 

HTH

Missie

 

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 6:40 PM, sazra73 <sazra73 wrote:

> Hi all -

>

> I am wondering if anybody might know about nutritional yeast - we

> absolutely love it and I use it quite often. However, I am currently

> making some short-term dietary changes (no sugar, no yeast, no alcohol -

> trying to get rid of a chronic yeast infection) and I have no idea if

> nutritional yeast is considered a " yeast " or not. Anybody know?

>

> Sara

>

>

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

As an inactive yeast, natural health practitioners generally consider it

safe for people who are having problems with overproduction of yeast, but as

in everything, moderation is key.

 

Chandelle

 

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 5:40 PM, sazra73 <sazra73 wrote:

 

> Hi all -

>

> I am wondering if anybody might know about nutritional yeast - we

> absolutely love it and I use it quite often. However, I am currently

> making some short-term dietary changes (no sugar, no yeast, no alcohol -

> trying to get rid of a chronic yeast infection) and I have no idea if

> nutritional yeast is considered a " yeast " or not. Anybody know?

>

> Sara

>

>

>

 

 

 

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