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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / March 2006Brewer's Yeast
Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever had in my mouth. I remember the old adage about medicine only being good for you if it tastes bad, but I am not sure that the gain is worth the pain. Suggestions to mix it with cod liver oil will be deleted from my computer as soon as the retching stops.  SignaturePeter Bowditch aa #2243 The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com > Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this > stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Suggestions to mix it with cod liver oil will be deleted from my > computer as soon as the retching stops. I have no clue. This is one thing I've never ever been tempted to eat. I know people who put it on popcorn. Every time I hear of this I wonder why they would ruin a perfectly good food like that! SignatureSee my webpage: http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm >> Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this >> stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >know people who put it on popcorn. Every time I hear of this I wonder why >they would ruin a perfectly good food like that! Hmmmm... I like the taste of yeast. It's popcorn I can't stand. > Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this > stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever > had in my mouth. I remember the old adage about medicine only being > good for you if it tastes bad, but I am not sure that the gain is > worth the pain. Lol, come on it's not that bad as long as you mix it with nice tasting stuff ;) Make a nice smoothie like I do ;) Strawberries weren't nice this week so I used a bit of mango in mine this morning, delish! Peter Bowditch wrote in message ... >Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this >stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >-- >Peter Bowditch aa #2243 When my son had eye surgery, nutrition and pain management became a very complicated subject. The morphine made him too nauseous to eat. Not a big thing during the first few days, but not a good thing during the next few weeks, most especially with a recovering eye surgery patient. We finally settled on a routine that included: take morphine, fast for two hours, suffer dry heaves, then take a meal consisting of a home made chocolate malt doped with raw egg, brewers yeast and powdered "instant diet meal". Went down OK. Regards Old Al >Peter Bowditch wrote in message ... >>Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > >A Yougart is now selling a concotion called Dan Active. As I understand it all of these items affect th flora of the intestine. Anyone have any comment of this type of product? Are they of any real value? Guy : Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this : stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever : had in my mouth. I remember the old adage about medicine only being : good for you if it tastes bad, but I am not sure that the gain is : worth the pain. : Suggestions to mix it with cod liver oil will be deleted from my : computer as soon as the retching stops. I have no idea!!! My brother and sister-in -law used to eat this in hot cereal. they not only thouhgt it had nutritional advntages, but they actually LIKED the flavor. Tehy tried to get me to eat it when I visited, but only once:-) I loved them and enjoyed visiting and eatign with them, but not their hot cereal. Wendy >: Could someone please remind me why I tried to consume some of this >: stuff? It would have to be about the worst-tasting thing I have ever [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >but only once:-) I loved them and enjoyed visiting and eatign with them, >but not their hot cereal. Hmmmm.. Thanks, Wendy, I'd have never thought of it for breakfast. That sounds good! I think I'll try some tomorrow on my standard breakfast. Recipe below for anyone who wants to try it... 3 oz frozen chopped spinach 6 oz frozen mixed low-carb vegetables 3 oz extra-firm tofu 4 heaped tablespoons ground golden flax 1 tablespoon walnut or extra virgin olive oil 3 tablespoons dijon mustard 1 tablespoon tobasco sauce black pepper and tumeric to taste. Herbs can be used for variety too. Microwave the frozen veg in a glass soup bowl. Don't drain. I vary the veg for variety, and often add multi-colored peppers. I do make sure there is plenty of broccoli in the mix. Once cooked, add the tofu (I prefer extra firm, and I crumble it, not cube it) and heat a bit more to warm the tofu. Then, add the flax, and stir. Then add the oil, and stir again, and finally add the mustard, black pepper, and tumeric (and any herbs) and stir again. Then drizzle the tobasco on top and it's ready. |
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