ezekial bread

my llmd gave me alist of foods i can have..ezekial bread is on there..does it matter which kind of ezekial bread? i got organic sprouted sesame ezekial bread.. on the ingredients, i saw yeast...what makes this bread ok?

They have a lot of information on the package you can read. I think it is much more nutritionally dense than other bread. I don't think it matters which kind you get, but you can compare the labels. The Company is Food for Life, so you can probably find more at the web site http://www.foodforlife.com/

aren't we supposed to have a yeast free diet? thats what im confused about

I hardly eat bread now, so I haven't paid a lot of attention. They have a yeast free variety as stated on the website you might try. Also ask your doctor about your concerns. Yeast is the next to the last ingredient on the loaf in my refrigerator, so I am not sure how significant it is. It probably depends on how much someone eats everyday.

We eat a lot of cornbread we make ourselves which doesn't have yeast.

I am also on a yeast free sugar free, you name it free diet and i can eat Ezekiel bread.  There is something about the sprouted grain it doesn't ferment.  I have a friend who had Candida for years and she explained that Yeast doesn't make yeast. 

ezekial makes great sprouted grain tortillas that are very good.  and also sprouted corn tortillas as well.....

Tortillas sound great, can't wait to try them. My LLMD said only 2 slices of Ezekial bread per day.

I also love their Sprouted Whole Grain Cereal which I eat with strawberrys, honey and almond milk. Yum.