RE: Grape seed/Grapefruit Seed

[Guest guest]

Grape seed is helpful for immune

support and for balancing free radical damage, which would be prevalent in a

fungal/yeast situation, so while the effect is Not the same as grapefruit seed

specific to fungal/yeast applications, it has a more backdoor approach and is

not actually counter-indicated. If my understanding is correct, Grapefruit

changes the pH properties in the areas of overgrowth (terrain applications) while

the grape seed would work on overall immune support and free radical damage

mitigation. Not a bad combination, to my way of thinking...

In an oil format, it is useful

for stir-frying at higher temps without changing to those terrible fatty-acid

chains that are involved in cholesterol development.

Opinions expressed...etc.

Esther N. MBE,

RHA, CBS, CNHP

Holistic Allergist, SCENAR Pain Specialist

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From:

iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of M

Sent: December 10, 2008 9:09 AM

iodine

Subject: Re: Yeast

I think you mean grapeFRUIT seed extract. Grape seed is not

anti-

fungal....

-m

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> From: kkhlavinka <kkhlavinka (DOT) com>

> Subject: Yeast

> iodinegroups (DOT) com

> Date: Tuesday, December 9, 2008, 9:03 AM

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> Has anyone had success at keeping systemic yeast infections at bay

with

> Iodoral? I am taking Cortef and Armour Thyroid and have a constant

> issue with yeast in ears, mouth, skin, nose, etc.

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> Thanks.

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