tough to kill yeast, advice needed please.

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

My son has been on Diflucan and Nystatin for the past 6 mos. He is

on a GFCFSF diet. He gets fruit once a day, sometimes twice. He is

2 1/2 and still will only eat pureed foods (gags with anything else

or spits out) Because he only eats purees, we try to thicken them

with potato flakes at pretty much every meal. His meals are

typically meat and veggie with potato flakes mixed in to thicken.

He also gets rice milk twice a day.

His yeast level is still high despite the meds. It's hard because

we are trying to work on his (sensory?, oral motor? probably both)

issues with food and not give the yeast much to feed on at the same

time.

I've read some posts where people talk about pulse doses of

Diflucan/Nizoral. For anyone who has done this can you give me more

info? How long did you do each, any time off in between?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks so much,

Kelley

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My insanely-high-yeast child also refused anything that wasn't pureed.

We started Diflucan in early Feb followed by Nizoral and Candex in

about May. By June, he became open to new foods, and now pretty much

eats anything - including raw onions, broccoli, you name it.

What we have learned is that Candex was essential. Dosed 1 hour

before breakfast in the a.m.. Nizoral at 200mg / 42 lbs child was

also much better for us than Diflucan.

In July we started hard chamber hyperbarics. This kills yeast, which

is an anaerobic bacteria (dies in the presence of oxygen).

In terms of food, I recommend you avoid the rice milk until you get

the yeast under control. Also, fruit is good because it helps to keep

the bowels moving, but bad because it can feed the yeast.

Get the Candex, or better yet, Candida Defense, and watch what

happens. The first yeast die-off reaction we saw was when we added

the enzyme.

--penumbra

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> My son has been on Diflucan and Nystatin for the past 6 mos. He is

> on a GFCFSF diet. He gets fruit once a day, sometimes twice. He is

> 2 1/2 and still will only eat pureed foods (gags with anything else

> or spits out) Because he only eats purees, we try to thicken them

> with potato flakes at pretty much every meal. His meals are

> typically meat and veggie with potato flakes mixed in to thicken.

> He also gets rice milk twice a day.

> His yeast level is still high despite the meds. It's hard because

> we are trying to work on his (sensory?, oral motor? probably both)

> issues with food and not give the yeast much to feed on at the same

> time.

>

> I've read some posts where people talk about pulse doses of

> Diflucan/Nizoral. For anyone who has done this can you give me more

> info? How long did you do each, any time off in between?

>

> Any other suggestions?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Kelley

>

[Guest guest]

you might have better results omitting potato and rice milk.

Also you may find fermented foods helpful. We follow Body Ecology

diet.

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> My son has been on Diflucan and Nystatin for the past 6 mos. He is

> on a GFCFSF diet. He gets fruit once a day, sometimes twice. He is

> 2 1/2 and still will only eat pureed foods (gags with anything else

> or spits out) Because he only eats purees, we try to thicken them

> with potato flakes at pretty much every meal. His meals are

> typically meat and veggie with potato flakes mixed in to thicken.

> He also gets rice milk twice a day.

> His yeast level is still high despite the meds. It's hard because

> we are trying to work on his (sensory?, oral motor? probably both)

> issues with food and not give the yeast much to feed on at the same

> time.

>

> I've read some posts where people talk about pulse doses of

> Diflucan/Nizoral. For anyone who has done this can you give me more

> info? How long did you do each, any time off in between?

>

> Any other suggestions?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Kelley

>

[Guest guest]

....just curious but by Candida Defense d you mean Threelac?

Thanks...

-------- Original Message --------

*From:* " A Shadow "

*To:* mb12 valtrex

*Date:* Wed, 17 Dec 2008 01:02:34 -0000

Hi,

My insanely-high-yeast child also refused anything that wasn't pureed.

We started Diflucan in early Feb followed by Nizoral and Candex in

about May. By June, he became open to new foods, and now pretty much

eats anything - including raw onions, broccoli, you name it.

What we have learned is that Candex was essential. Dosed 1 hour

before breakfast in the a.m.. Nizoral at 200mg / 42 lbs child was

also much better for us than Diflucan.

In July we started hard chamber hyperbarics. This kills yeast, which

is an anaerobic bacteria (dies in the presence of oxygen).

In terms of food, I recommend you avoid the rice milk until you get

the yeast under control. Also, fruit is good because it helps to keep

the bowels moving, but bad because it can feed the yeast.

Get the Candex, or better yet, Candida Defense, and watch what

happens. The first yeast die-off reaction we saw was when we added

the enzyme.

--penumbra

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> My son has been on Diflucan and Nystatin for the past 6 mos. He is

> on a GFCFSF diet. He gets fruit once a day, sometimes twice. He is

> 2 1/2 and still will only eat pureed foods (gags with anything else

> or spits out) Because he only eats purees, we try to thicken them

> with potato flakes at pretty much every meal. His meals are

> typically meat and veggie with potato flakes mixed in to thicken.

> He also gets rice milk twice a day.

> His yeast level is still high despite the meds. It's hard because

> we are trying to work on his (sensory?, oral motor? probably both)

> issues with food and not give the yeast much to feed on at the same

> time.

>

> I've read some posts where people talk about pulse doses of

> Diflucan/Nizoral. For anyone who has done this can you give me more

> info? How long did you do each, any time off in between?

>

> Any other suggestions?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Kelley

>

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[Guest guest]

-I have been fighting yeast for long time. We could not it accomplish

totally until we realized that the rice milk he was taking was

feeding the yeast badly and created bacteria. It has too much sugar.

When we removed the rice milk from his diet ( instead we give him

hazelnut or hemp milk), decreased starches , increased probiotics and

put him in Candex, giving him a capsule before bedtime, we finally

conquest the yeast and reduced to a minimum first and later on to

nothing. Ah! and adding transfer factor to improve his immune system,

given that this is the real cause of him having yeast, his immune

system needed to get stronger.

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In mb12 valtrex , " nicksmama517 " wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> My son has been on Diflucan and Nystatin for the past 6 mos. He is

> on a GFCFSF diet. He gets fruit once a day, sometimes twice. He is

> 2 1/2 and still will only eat pureed foods (gags with anything else

> or spits out) Because he only eats purees, we try to thicken them

> with potato flakes at pretty much every meal. His meals are

> typically meat and veggie with potato flakes mixed in to thicken.

> He also gets rice milk twice a day.

> His yeast level is still high despite the meds. It's hard because

> we are trying to work on his (sensory?, oral motor? probably both)

> issues with food and not give the yeast much to feed on at the same

> time.

>

> I've read some posts where people talk about pulse doses of

> Diflucan/Nizoral. For anyone who has done this can you give me more

> info? How long did you do each, any time off in between?

>

> Any other suggestions?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Kelley

>

[Guest guest]

No, i meant this:

http://www.nbnus.net/shopexd.asp?id=130

>

> ...just curious but by Candida Defense d you mean Threelac?

> Thanks...

[Guest guest]

My son's bacteria issue is Clostridia, is that anaerobic? If so I am

definitely going to buy the Oxy-C since nothing else is working.

TIA!

> > > >

> > > > How much of the Oxy-c do you give your little one? Just

curious

> > > > because I just googled it and it sounds amazing...

> > > > Thank You

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Just looked it up and found it is anaerobic, which I thought it was,

but couldn't remember for sure. I am going to order the Oxy-C. I'll

post updates after using it.

> > > > >

> > > > > How much of the Oxy-c do you give your little one? Just

> curious

> > > > > because I just googled it and it sounds amazing...

> > > > > Thank You

> > > >

> > >

> >

>