Both are fine. You are probably getting different bacteria from each one.

You don't need a large quantity to help with your gut flora--and it's fine to drink as much as you want, as long as you are feeling good & meeting your goals (whatever they are.)

I drink 4-8 oz of raw goats kefir almost every day.

Have you tried water kefir? Especially with a 2nd fermentation of grape juice. Even your Dr Pepper addicted spouse might give up soda if you started making homemade water kefir. I drink milk kefir in the morning and water kefir in the evening and have not experienced any problems, so I think you can safely drink both of your different kefirs in the same day.

When I was 8 years old I used my allowance to buy a whole quart carton of kefir, and downed it in the car on the way home. It came right back up, so that was definitely too much at once. I think your stomach will let you know if you've had too much. From a budget and health perspective, I agree with Dragonfly, you don't need a ton of it to derive the benefits.

its developing and processes of growth in within 2-4 days,its ready you may drink up to 7 liter( gotta talk to them good bacterias that kills bad ones, prevent diabetics, and sickness.etc

i usually do a tablespoon of kefir in the morning on an empty stomach.

OH PLEASE!! This isn't that complicated! Drink any kind Kefir you want! If drinking milk Kefir gives you the runs then switch to coconut or water Kefir. If it doesn't then drink a glass or two a day... come on! it won't hurt!

If you are lactose intolerant only drink kefir that has been fermented long enough to have allowed the lactose in the milk to be mostly digested by the kefir bacteria and yeasts. No biggy.

I drink a acup in morning love it and I would do nights but its fermenting until Tommorrow I guess I can save some for night but I do want drink it before I go to bed and when I wake up my hair nails grew face looks healthy I'm in a good mood makes me want work out ..I love it

Denise Las Vegas

Depending on what part of the world you're in or your caloric goals Kefir may be a staple in your diet. However like it has been discussed on PaleoHacks humans are inherently lactose intolerant. Goat Milk Kefir is doing you more harm than good, because although your getting some high calories, the way it is breaking down in your body it probably isn't nourishing your cells properly and since your cells are the endgame when it comes to nutrition your actually just wasting your money on this.

Coconuts are considered by many to be paleo super foods.

Kill the goat, eat the meat and buy a coconut tree. After that, I would say eliminate any sugars added for taste and go crazy.