Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Skyr "yogurt" is dairy, but it's low in lactose and technically considered a soft cheese (but with the texture of greek yogurt). If you aren't vegan and just looking for something less irritating that might work.
Ok, I'll look into it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're better off just eating kimchi for the probiotics.
Too much garlic. Also a problem, but also I want friends.
Anonymous wrote:You're better off just eating kimchi for the probiotics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're better off just eating kimchi for the probiotics.
Too much garlic. Also a problem, but also I want friends.
Problem in regards to what?
Garlic causes gerd for me.
The friend issue should be obvious. Did you ever eat Kimchi. Delicious, but you have to live alone or with other who eat it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So many have coconut which is very high in saturated fat.
Thanks!
Coconut oil is a healthy saturated fat.
They is an oxymoron- no such thing as a healthy saturated fat.
Exactly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're better off just eating kimchi for the probiotics.
Too much garlic. Also a problem, but also I want friends.
Problem in regards to what?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So many have coconut which is very high in saturated fat.
Thanks!
Coconut oil is a healthy saturated fat.
They is an oxymoron- no such thing as a healthy saturated fat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So many have coconut which is very high in saturated fat.
Thanks!
Coconut oil is a healthy saturated fat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're better off just eating kimchi for the probiotics.
Too much garlic. Also a problem, but also I want friends.
Anonymous wrote:Skyr "yogurt" is dairy, but it's low in lactose and technically considered a soft cheese (but with the texture of greek yogurt). If you aren't vegan and just looking for something less irritating that might work.
Anonymous wrote:You're better off just eating kimchi for the probiotics.