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lark

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28. Wow, I got one of those when we bought our first house in 1983.

Sun Mar 3, 2024, 08:26 AM

Mar 2024

I used it all the time but it got lost in the move across the country and I haven't even thought of this in decades. My husband is pre=diabetic and I'm close so maybe this would help us too? Think I'll see if I can get it, I loved the taste!

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Yogurts can now make limited claim that they lower type 2 diabetes risk, FDA says [View all] BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 OP

cool. good to know AllaN01Bear Mar 2024 #1

good to know and thanks for posting ClaudetteCC Mar 2024 #13

If you have an instapot with a yogurt setting it is easy, takes most of a day to make but most of that time it is just R Merm Mar 2024 #30

Junk science being promoted by the medical community. Mosby Mar 2024 #2

"Who know damn well that yogurt with added sugar is not good for blood sugar levels." BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #3

I think the highly adulterated brands should not be allowed to call themselves "Yogurt" DBoon Mar 2024 #4

I believe this was directed at one company and their labeling BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #7

I've had the pleasure moniss Mar 2024 #12

Back in the early '80s BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #15

Wow, I got one of those when we bought our first house in 1983. lark Mar 2024 #28

Back then it was tricky to find a plain yogurt with active cultures to use as a "starter" BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #29

Absolutely true. The question is will this "may lower risk statement" FDA's approving be KPN Mar 2024 #44

The petition was from one firm BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #45

I have made my own yogurt 2x weekly for the past ten years. THAT is what they are referring to hlthe2b Mar 2024 #6

What if Rebl2 Mar 2024 #8

Thats what might help with blood sugar Mosby Mar 2024 #10

Yep Rebl2 Mar 2024 #11

Same here, i like yogurt but my digestive system doesn't. Mosby Mar 2024 #16

I had to Rebl2 Mar 2024 #19

Plain, Whole-Milk Yogurt Is My Favorite. The_Zephyr Mar 2024 #25

Welcome to DU KS Toronado Mar 2024 #26

Welcome to DU! madinmaryland Mar 2024 #47

And you are a scientist / doctor? Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2024 #17

and, they are mixed in with the real yoghurts. You really have to read the label to know the contents of the "yogurt" CTyankee Mar 2024 #37

Its not just yogurt Mosby Mar 2024 #46

It should absolutely be limited to unsweetened active culture yogurt.... hlthe2b Mar 2024 #5

Can't hurt to include yoghurt in your diet. Aussie105 Mar 2024 #9

I use plain high-protein or Greek duhneece Mar 2024 #14

good info, thanks for posting ClaudetteCC Mar 2024 #18

Welcome to DU! BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #21

I use plain low-fat yogurt. I heard that Greek yogurt was better so I decided to try some. BluesRunTheGame Mar 2024 #20

Greek yogurt is great Kablooie Mar 2024 #24

I made this "cheesecake" today using nonfat Greek yogurt and masmdu Mar 2024 #22

i wish i liked yogurt. nt barbtries Mar 2024 #23

"Yogurts can now make limited claim....." jaxexpat Mar 2024 #27

Time to consider extra Tzatziki sauce. discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2024 #31

Yup BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #32

I get the Aldi stuff with added onions. discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2024 #33

I make my own! BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #35

Also at Aldi: discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2024 #36

You sent me down the recipe rabbit hole BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #42

Sounds good. Old Crank Mar 2024 #40

The food corporations are constantly fighting Johnny2X2X Mar 2024 #34

"Manufacturer who make yogurts can now make a limited claim" chouchou Mar 2024 #38

Gonna make a chicken tikka masala tonight NickB79 Mar 2024 #39

Not having seen the research Old Crank Mar 2024 #41

The 51-page FDA response to the firm requesting this approval BumRushDaShow Mar 2024 #43