Re: Yeast for

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I've had yeast issues for many years now too and have finally found some relief

from drinking Bio-K Plus. I don't have it every day and unless you like the

taste of yogurt (I don't!) it's kind of gross. It's also a little expensive but

I only drink 1/4 of a bottle/day when I'm supplementing (usually premenstrual).

HTH,

Laurie

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> From: " Sheri B. " <tallchick1966@...>

> Date: 2006/10/26 Thu PM 02:29:04 EDT

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> Subject: Yeast for

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> Hey ,

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> The yeast issue is so frustrating and unless someone has had a yeast

infection of some sort, they just cannot commiserate. It's maddening.

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> I was a constant, walking yeast infection for years and years, and I can

very easily slip back into it if I'm not careful.

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> While I cannot say if it was homeopathy or diet or both, I am now in a much

better place and don't usually have flare-ups. For me to be itch-free I have to

take probiotics several times a day and virtually eat no sweets. I also try to

really limit my flours and starchy carbs. When I do this my yeast is pretty

much in check. I have never had to go hardcore like many people do, but if

you're really bad off you might give it a try.

>

> There is also a product called Candex (not cheap), which are simply enzymes

that eat the yeast. These, used in conjunction with GOOD probiotics will

probably help. I am not sure of what you're already doing. The cheapest place

I've found the Candex is my local Vitamin Shoppe store. It was a full $10 or so

cheaper than at the HFS.

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> As for the allopathic way around it, I always had monistat or some other

yeast cream on hand. It never went away permanently. It was take a vacation

for a week or so and then it was right back. Horrible!!!

>

> Hope this helps!

> Sheri B.

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