Eggnog – GAPS Stage 2
GAPS is famous for healing illnesses of all natures including bipolar, autism, depression, ADHD, celiac and other digestive orders. With the holidays upon us GAPS does not need to be restrictive but instead can be highly nourishing and satisfying, especially with this delicious eggnog!
Be sure to test for egg whites before introducing them into your diet. Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, MD, neurologist and author of GAPS, says the best way to test for food sensitivities is to place a small portion of the food on the inside of your wrist before going to bed. Let it dry and remain there throughout the night. When you wake up in the morning check the spot. If it is red or inflamed your gut has not healed enough to introduce that food. Allow another few days or weeks (in extreme cases) to pass before trying again. Once your gut has healed through the GAPS nourishing and healing protocol you will be ready to advance with more food choices.
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- 3 egg yolks from free ranging in the yard, bug and worm eating chickens
- 1 cup kefir (preferably made with raw cream)
- honey to taste
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 egg whites
- 1 teaspoon nutmeg (if tolerated)
- In blender on low combine yolks and kefir for 10 minutes to emulsify. Add the remaining ingredients until combined. For a colder eggnog serve chilled or blend in a few ice cubes.
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