Re: Sacc. Boulardii -- Carol

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Thanks for this helpful info Carol! My pH levels were normal so I think I'll

refrain from the Sacc. Boulardii for now. The test showed various

antibiotics that would treat the bad bacteria, but I have not taken any yet

because I am fearful of having a bad reaction (I do not tolerate meds well at

all, and don't recover from my reactions to them). I will probably eventually

give it a try though.

Thanks again,

Laurel

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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 00:39:13 -0600

From: " Sieverling " <lsieverl@...>

Subject: Re: Cheney's use of Beta Glucan & Sacc. Boulardii

Based on what I know, the S. Boulardii is a helpful yeast, not a harmful

one. But I think Cheney only recommends the S. Boulardii if your good

bacteria are being wiped out by a high pH, which is also listed on your CDSA

test. If your stool pH is normal or low, I don't think it would be a good

idea. The purpose of the S. Boulardii is to lower the pH into the normal

range, which allows the good flora to establish and grow.

The CDSA test should have listed prescription and natural remedies for each

of your non-friendly bacteria. Their recommendations have worked for me in

the past.

Take care. Carol

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