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Gambalunga #486534 01/12/17 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Gambalunga

To make ginger beer you must, of course, add water, the juice of ginger, and sugar. Then after a period of fermentation the liquid is filtered and bottled and the process starts again. A spoon of sugar is added to each bottle for the secondary fermentation but after 2 days they must be refrigerated to block the fermentation and avoid exploding bottles.



You could always take a leaf out of the book of those good folk in Porto and stop the fermentation with a dose of brandy. smile

As to Kefir, although I've never tried it, as an Archers listener, I'm fully up to speed.


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Originally Posted By mmalone
Without wishing to enter this subject without knowing the exact problem, I had a problem about 4 years ago. Doc said it was viral trots, and to take a week off work to let nature take its course. Duly done but things were less controlled thereafter. Colonoscopy with the “While you’re here we’ll do an endoscopy inspection too.” Top end, different camera, not fun.
Anyway all clear given, but no resolution.
Offered Imodium generic capsules as permanent solution.
A Swedish reasearch oncologist relation recommended SYMPROVE, a commercial product spun out of University of London. Water based solution of 4 gut bacteria taken on a empty stomach. A very simple logical solution to the gut imbalance my viral infection had set up. www.symprove.com
No drugs, so not prescribed. Full academic UK medical research to my best belief. If you’ve got the trots and have had the all clear it’s worth a go.....so to speak.


Interesting comment - my track history is much the same as yours except perhaps that the valve at the top of my guts, the one that prevents reflux, needs a good re-grind!

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