Guest guest Posted June 28, 1999 Report Share Posted June 28, 1999 Mark, I bought the book that this survey comes from and it is excellent. I had no idea that yeast could cause some of the problem that I have been having. I have begun to take some of the actions in the book and noticed improvements in very short order. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 1999 Report Share Posted June 28, 1999 - What improvements have you noticed? Could you go into some detail? I just ordered the book from Amazon.com. Looking forward to reading it asap. Lea BHow4322@... wrote: > From: BHow4322@... > > Mark, > > I bought the book that this survey comes from and it is excellent. I had no > idea that yeast could cause some of the problem that I have been having. I > have begun to take some of the actions in the book and noticed improvements > in very short order. > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 1999 Report Share Posted June 28, 1999 Lea Tanner wrote: > - What improvements have you noticed? Could you go into some detail? I > just ordered the book from Amazon.com. Looking forward to reading it asap. > I don't know anything much about yeast...yet but from what little I've learned > so far, I bet that was the cause of a problem I had prior to the onset of RA. I > use to have a lot of belching and during the night I would have a lot of gas > bubbles gather. I had to get up during the night and walk around to get > relief! Seems like all this took place, not in my stomach, but just a little > lower. At the time my GP put me on Zantac and it helped. Now that I have a > little knowledge about yeast, I'm really questioning what was going on back > then. Hopefully, the book will answer a lot of my questions. > Lea > BHow4322@... wrote: > > > From: BHow4322@... > > > > Mark, > > > > I bought the book that this survey comes from and it is excellent. I had no > > idea that yeast could cause some of the problem that I have been having. I > > have begun to take some of the actions in the book and noticed improvements > > in very short order. > > > > > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2002 Report Share Posted January 18, 2002 ---, I was told by my Dr. (and any one can tell me if this is true or not) but there are many kinds of strains of yeast and some even feed off the toxins that candida leave behind when they die off, possibly increasing another strains virility. That is why it is a good idea to use pro-biotics that work for different strains. /Dana anyone? Do I have this right? PAtti In @y..., " Moffett " <juliemoffett@y...> wrote: > The yeast test my son had was a blood test for candida. It came out > negative. I've heard that there are other types of yeast that can manifest > and I just wondered if this had happened to anyone else. We did not do the > urine test for yeast because the blood test is supposedly more accurate. > > Cz. > > > _________________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2003 Report Share Posted February 7, 2003 I don't know anything except that they are a reputable lab as well as Great Smokies Labs for western naturopathy diagnostics. Those are the two 'biggies.' D Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Hello everyone, I just wanted you to know I just got some of the THREELAC supplement over the internet to see if it helps with the excessive yeast. I did the spit in saliva test and it showed strings ,etc, so I figured I'd try this. I was wondering if anyone else has tried this stuff and what were the results? It's expensive, but if it works and I don't have to give up all breads, salad dressings, ketchup, tarter sauce, beer, wine all the time, it would be worth it.You would be surprised ,everything has yeast in it, almost. Reasons for doing this, is so the LDN will work better for us. keep you posted. keith --- low dose naltrexone wrote: > There are 22 messages in this issue. > > Topics in this digest: > > 1. Idebenone > From: " jvoekler " <jvoekler@...> > 2. Re: Idebenone > From: " Akiba " <akiba@...> > 3. Where to get LDN > From: " nettylynnie " <annette464@...> > 4. Copaxone and LDN > From: " Gove " > <pgove5@...> > 5. Re: Where to get LDN > From: " jsgarvin " <jsgarvin@...> > 6. Re: Benfotiamine > From: " Aletha Wittmann " > <Aletha@...> > 7. Re: Where to get LDN > From: " Anri Nadia " <anrinadia@...> > 8. Re: Re: Where to get LDN > From: annette464@... > 9. MS-Copaxone & LDN > From: " Gove " > <pgove5@...> > 10. Melbourne, Australia > From: " Gove " > <pgove5@...> > 11. Re: Where to get LDN > From: " Anri Nadia " <anrinadia@...> > 12. Re: Where to get LDN > From: " Field of Dreams " > <fjennings@...> > 13. Re: Re: Where to get LDN > From: wensu baki <wensubar@...> > 14. LDN for cancer > From: " zookpr56 " <zookpr56@...> > 15. Re: Melbourne, Australia > From: C <covo@...> > 16. 8 months - MRI very encouraging > From: " Kennard " > <nathan@...> > 17. Re: Idebenone > From: lkilcollin@... > 18. Re: 8 months - MRI very encouraging > From: " Aletha Wittmann " > <Aletha@...> > 19. Fw: Re: Ingo ~ off subject > From: " Malcolm & Lynn Fraser " > <mlfraser@...> > 20. Re: Where to get LDN > From: annette464@... > 21. Increased Myoclonus > From: " pushcrash " <pushcrash@...> > 22. Re: off subjec t ~ Another disorder EBS > (Empty Bed Syndrome) > From: " pushcrash " <pushcrash@...> > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > ________________________________________________________________________ > > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:52:58 -0000 > From: " jvoekler " <jvoekler@...> > Subject: Idebenone > > Hello, > > I was wondering if anybody here might have some > experience using > Idebenone as a supplement. My girlfriend and I are > trying to get her > supplements together while we wait for our LDN from > Medsmex (still > haven't ordered it successfully, but we're still > trying) and she's > started taking DL-Phenylalanine and Benfotiamine. > Any experience on > this list with Idebenone either with or without > these other > supplements, or LDN use, specifically for MS? I > became curious after > reading some promising statements from the following > link: > > http://internaf.org/ataxia/Idebenone_desc.html > > Thanks in advance, > > > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > ________________________________________________________________________ > > Message: 2 > Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 15:58:08 -0500 (Eastern > Standard Time) > From: " Akiba " <akiba@...> > Subject: Re: Idebenone > > Kinda pricey. I have just started DL-P and something > called ATP. Makes me > feel like I'm full of champagne bubbles. It's nice > considering the heavy > feel I've been so used to. > > Blessings > Akiba > Pragmatic Visionary > Thy Feet, My Feet > Dance the Dance of Divinity > http://www.twinflames.com > > -- [low dose naltrexone] Idebenone > > Hello, > > I was wondering if anybody here might have some > experience using > Idebenone as a supplement. My girlfriend and I are > trying to get her > supplements together while we wait for our LDN from > Medsmex (still > haven't ordered it successfully, but we're still > trying) and she's > started taking DL-Phenylalanine and Benfotiamine. > Any experience on > this list with Idebenone either with or without > these other > supplements, or LDN use, specifically for MS? I > became curious after > reading some promising statements from the following > link: > > http://internaf.org/ataxia/Idebenone_desc.html > > Thanks in advance, > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 HI , I took the saliva test which showed candida (as i suspected) But within a week of altering diet my saliva test showed me to be candida free, which I find hard to believe.I tried also the homeopathic remendies which I was not convinced by. My thought is that without long term diet change the candida will remain. Please let us know how you do. I'd love to hear a sucess story... > Hello everyone, I just wanted you to know I just got > some of the THREELAC supplement over the internet to > see if it helps with the excessive yeast. I did the > spit in saliva test and it showed strings ,etc, so I > figured I'd try this. I was wondering if anyone else > has tried this stuff and what were the results? It's > expensive, but if it works and I don't have to give up > all breads, salad dressings, ketchup, tarter sauce, > beer, wine all the time, it would be worth it.You > would be surprised ,everything has yeast in it, > almost. Reasons for doing this, is so the LDN will > work better for us. keep you posted. > keith > > --- low dose naltrexone wrote: > > > There are 22 messages in this issue. > > > > Topics in this digest: > > > > 1. Idebenone > > From: " jvoekler " <jvoekler@...> > > 2. Re: Idebenone > > From: " Akiba " <akiba@...> > > 3. Where to get LDN > > From: " nettylynnie " <annette464@...> > > 4. Copaxone and LDN > > From: " Gove " > > <pgove5@...> > > 5. Re: Where to get LDN > > From: " jsgarvin " <jsgarvin@...> > > 6. Re: Benfotiamine > > From: " Aletha Wittmann " > > <Aletha@...> > > 7. Re: Where to get LDN > > From: " Anri Nadia " <anrinadia@...> > > 8. Re: Re: Where to get LDN > > From: annette464@... > > 9. MS-Copaxone & LDN > > From: " Gove " > > <pgove5@...> > > 10. Melbourne, Australia > > From: " Gove " > > <pgove5@...> > > 11. Re: Where to get LDN > > From: " Anri Nadia " <anrinadia@...> > > 12. Re: Where to get LDN > > From: " Field of Dreams " > > <fjennings@...> > > 13. Re: Re: Where to get LDN > > From: wensu baki <wensubar@...> > > 14. LDN for cancer > > From: " zookpr56 " <zookpr56@...> > > 15. Re: Melbourne, Australia > > From: C <covo@...> > > 16. 8 months - MRI very encouraging > > From: " Kennard " > > <nathan@...> > > 17. Re: Idebenone > > From: lkilcollin@... > > 18. Re: 8 months - MRI very encouraging > > From: " Aletha Wittmann " > > <Aletha@...> > > 19. Fw: Re: Ingo ~ off subject > > From: " Malcolm & Lynn Fraser " > > <mlfraser@...> > > 20. Re: Where to get LDN > > From: annette464@... > > 21. Increased Myoclonus > > From: " pushcrash " <pushcrash@...> > > 22. Re: off subjec t ~ Another disorder EBS > > (Empty Bed Syndrome) > > From: " pushcrash " <pushcrash@...> > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ ___ > > > _____________________________________________________________________ ___ > > > > Message: 1 > > Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:52:58 -0000 > > From: " jvoekler " <jvoekler@...> > > Subject: Idebenone > > > > Hello, > > > > I was wondering if anybody here might have some > > experience using > > Idebenone as a supplement. My girlfriend and I are > > trying to get her > > supplements together while we wait for our LDN from > > Medsmex (still > > haven't ordered it successfully, but we're still > > trying) and she's > > started taking DL-Phenylalanine and Benfotiamine. > > Any experience on > > this list with Idebenone either with or without > > these other > > supplements, or LDN use, specifically for MS? I > > became curious after > > reading some promising statements from the following > > link: > > > > http://internaf.org/ataxia/Idebenone_desc.html > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ ___ > > > _____________________________________________________________________ ___ > > > > Message: 2 > > Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 15:58:08 -0500 (Eastern > > Standard Time) > > From: " Akiba " <akiba@...> > > Subject: Re: Idebenone > > > > Kinda pricey. I have just started DL-P and something > > called ATP. Makes me > > feel like I'm full of champagne bubbles. It's nice > > considering the heavy > > feel I've been so used to. > > > > Blessings > > Akiba > > Pragmatic Visionary > > Thy Feet, My Feet > > Dance the Dance of Divinity > > http://www.twinflames.com > > > > -- [low dose naltrexone] Idebenone > > > > Hello, > > > > I was wondering if anybody here might have some > > experience using > > Idebenone as a supplement. My girlfriend and I are > > trying to get her > > supplements together while we wait for our LDN from > > Medsmex (still > > haven't ordered it successfully, but we're still > > trying) and she's > > started taking DL-Phenylalanine and Benfotiamine. > > Any experience on > > this list with Idebenone either with or without > > these other > > supplements, or LDN use, specifically for MS? I > > became curious after > > reading some promising statements from the following > > link: > > > > http://internaf.org/ataxia/Idebenone_desc.html > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Hi , I took Threelac for a few months last year. I have CFS and fibromyalgia, and tested positive in the spit test. Threelac is no more a 'magic cure' than anything else, and, contrary to what some websites who are selling it will tell you, will not have any effect unless you combine it with a low carb, low sugar and yeast-free diet! It may work this way to clear up a bit of thrush in an otherwise healthy person, but we are sick people, and half mesures do not work. It is expensive, and you will just waste your money unless you have some restrictions in your diet. I found the advice and guidelines at www.candidafree.net vey useful. Threelac +diet did help my candida overgrowth but no miracle cure I'm afraid. Take care, GOd bless, Kathy, - In low dose naltrexone , keith kowalis <wescokk@...> wrote: > > Hello everyone, I just wanted you to know I just got > some of the THREELAC supplement over the internet to > see if it helps with the excessive yeast. I did the > spit in saliva test and it showed strings ,etc, so I > figured I'd try this. I was wondering if anyone else > has tried this stuff and what were the results? It's > expensive, but if it works and I don't have to give up > all breads, salad dressings, ketchup, tarter sauce, > beer, wine all the time, it would be worth it.You > would be surprised ,everything has yeast in it, > almost. Reasons for doing this, is so the LDN will > work better for us. keep you posted. > keith > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 , Low carb dieting is the number 1 fighter of candida and adding these supplements compliment the diet... Kyolic Garlic--lots of it Oil of Oregano Acidophilus Caprylic Acid Grapefruit Seed Extract Black Walnut Hull Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Eating pickled foods(dill pickles, sourkraut, ect.), broccoli, garlic help control yeast and candida...but...well, there's a downside to this diet. Gas can become more frequent *blushes* There's lots of other stuff too, Yogurt is AWESOME in controlling candida. In fact, a friend of mine said that dannon is starting to sell a new yogurt with a LOT of cultures. It says if you eat two of the yogurt cups a day for two weeks, you'll feel a noticable difference in your digestive track. This yogurt sounds like it is specifically for candida overgrowth. Downside, it's VERY exspensive. My friend was unable to afford it(it costs a little over two dollars a day to do it). We work together, and both of us aren't paid enough to be that spendy! But, if anyone here sees and and can afford it, let us know how it goes! Of course..I would have more success on my candid control...if I could give up carbs *cries*. I just don't have the will power(I don't eat a lot of meat, and my food is very rarely fried...only this past week have I been eating a lot of fried foods...*so sick*. I am craving hamburger meat...and I don't have the heart to deal with cooking meat if it is only just for me....too much of a hassle), I have been hitting the burger places more than I have in years this past two weeks. I got a lot of blood tests done recently, so I think I am just craving the meat in response to that. ANYWAYS....getting off track, sorry. If you like yogurt and pickles, or garlic, or sourkraut(I am sorry for mispelling this), try adding some to your diet each day. I make sure to have at least one yogurt, and two to four baby pickles a day. I also take the garlic powder mentioned. It helps. Have a great day all! I am off to another store for a few days of whipping some folks into shape...no computer, so I won't be writing for a while. *remembers she doesn't write much anyways* Nevermind..... Anri --- In low dose naltrexone , " Bren " <b63powell@...> wrote: > > > , > > Low carb dieting is the number 1 fighter of candida and adding these supplements compliment the diet... > > Kyolic Garlic--lots of it > Oil of Oregano > Acidophilus > Caprylic Acid > Grapefruit Seed Extract > Black Walnut Hull > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 You can get a product called primal; defense that has millions of beneficial probiotics ( human soil organisms) cheaper than the yogurt. They have 30% off from the vitamin shoppe. [low dose naltrexone] Re: yeast test > Eating pickled foods(dill pickles, sourkraut, ect.), broccoli, > garlic > help control yeast and candida...but...well, there's a downside to > this > diet. Gas can become more frequent *blushes* > There's lots of other stuff too, Yogurt is AWESOME in controlling > candida. In fact, a friend of mine said that dannon is starting to > sell a new yogurt with a LOT of cultures. It says if you eat two of > the yogurt cups a day for two weeks, you'll feel a noticable > difference in your digestive track. This yogurt sounds like it is > specifically for candida overgrowth. Downside, it's VERY exspensive. > My friend was unable to afford it(it costs a little over two dollars > a > day to do it). We work together, and both of us aren't paid enough > to > be that spendy! But, if anyone here sees and and can afford it, let > us > know how it goes! Of course..I would have more success on my candid > control...if I could give up carbs *cries*. I just don't have the > will > power(I don't eat a lot of meat, and my food is very rarely > fried...only this past week have I been eating a lot of fried > foods...*so sick*. I am craving hamburger meat...and I don't have > the > heart to deal with cooking meat if it is only just for me....too > much > of a hassle), I have been hitting the burger places more than I have > in years this past two weeks. I got a lot of blood tests done > recently, so I think I > am just craving the meat in response to that. > ANYWAYS....getting off track, sorry. If you like yogurt and pickles, > or garlic, or sourkraut(I am sorry for mispelling this), try adding > some to your diet each day. I make sure to have at least one yogurt, > and two to four baby pickles a day. I also take the garlic powder > mentioned. It helps. > Have a great day all! I am off to another store for a few days of > whipping some folks into shape...no computer, so I won't be writing > for a while. > *remembers she doesn't write much anyways* > Nevermind..... > Anri > > >> >> >> , >> >> Low carb dieting is the number 1 fighter of candida and adding > these > supplements compliment the diet... >> >> Kyolic Garlic--lots of it >> Oil of Oregano >> Acidophilus >> Caprylic Acid >> Grapefruit Seed Extract >> Black Walnut Hull >> >> >> > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2006 Report Share Posted February 23, 2006 I took primal denfense once a long time ago...I can't remember why I stopped...but I think it was the directions. Is that the one where you have to take it like, 1 hour BEFORE you eat each meal with a certain amount of water? If it was, I couldn't do it. I have to drink so much water as it is (at least 8 ounces every hour), and then there's the whole 'I never know when I get my lunchbreak...sneak a bite here and there thing'. I kept missing a pill because my meals were so sporatic, and I couldn't take it with the pills I already took??? I don't know. Thanks for the information. I will dig deep into my memory and see if I can figure out what happened...I will have to ask my dad and see. Thanks again! Anri -- In low dose naltrexone , " mykittypaws " <mykittypaws@...> wrote: > > You can get a product called primal; defense that has millions of beneficial > probiotics ( human soil organisms) cheaper than the yogurt. They have 30% > off from the vitamin shoppe. > [low dose naltrexone] Re: yeast test > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2006 Report Share Posted February 23, 2006 It's real simple. You take one at night and increase as slowly as you like until you feel like you are cleansed and you go to a maintenance dosage of one or two a day. It can constipate you initially but not always. it also makes you eliminate black at first so don't be frightened. Kathy [low dose naltrexone] Re: yeast test >> > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2006 Report Share Posted February 23, 2006 Oh, then what I took must have been something else. Constipation is not a problem for me...just the opposite(reason for all the water). So, I welcome products that threaten such cause(although...still doesn't help...sigh). Next time I go to health shop...I think I will check out the price. Thanks for your help! *is now wondering what it was that she actually WAS taking...* Anri > >> > >> You can get a product called primal; defense that has millions of > > beneficial > >> probiotics ( human soil organisms) cheaper than the yogurt. They > > have 30% > >> off from the vitamin shoppe. > >> [low dose naltrexone] Re: yeast test > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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