candida detox symptoms and link

[Guest guest]

I just googled, and here is one page. This is all pretty typical, and

the important part of it is the protocol. Don't worry about the how or

the why, that is not so important, esp since they really do not know,

they all have their pet theories. The healing protocols do work,

however, and that is the gist of what one would like to get out of it.

Dr. Crook's book is like a bible for this kind of thing, I saw

him speak some years back, but could not talk any doc into prescribing

the antifungals (grrr). Now I know there are various herbs that also

work fine, even if one does not have an rx. It can all be done at

home. Just get well informed, and know you are in for a rough ride,

probably. We all have to go through it; and it is important to modify

the regimen according to what your body can handle from day to day, I

had to start with everything at a super small dose, like 1/4 whatever

they said.

1. antifungal of some kind

2. colon binder or cleanse of some type

3. probiotics of some kind

4. diet modification, and digestive enzymes

5. exercise, such as light walking or whatever works for you.

6. sauna for detox, or hot salt baths (this really helps, I took the

baths daily for a long time. Sauna is better, but I did not have one.)

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http://www.chirokelly.com/detox/candida.html

Die-Off Reaction

When a large number of Candida are killed off during the initial

period of treatment, a great amount of toxic material is suddenly

released, resulting in the die-off or Herxheimer reaction. This can

produce certain uncomfortable effects such as flu symptoms

(stuffiness, headache, general aches, diarrhea), skin rashes, vaginal

irritation/discharge, or even something unusual such as numbness in

the legs or mental confusion. The exact symptoms are neither important

nor do they lend themselves to explanation. The die-off reaction

normally lasts from one day to no longer than a week. One of the

features of the above program is that the normal die-off reaction, if

any, is minimized by the detoxification action of both the psyllium

and bentonite since they absorb most of the toxins before they are

unleashed into the body.

If symptoms are severe, it may be necessary to cut back the amount of

Caproyl added to the mixture. When symptoms subside, gradually

increase the Caproyl over the course of several weeks.

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another good detox protocol is at detox group, they have a link

to a good protocol, I have used some of that one, and found it to be

helpful. best wishes, kathryn

[Guest guest]

I had a terrible burning rash when I was put on Nystatin one time,

before I knew what 'die off' was all about and thought I had poison

ivy. The Nystatin protocol lasted 6 months and I had the rash the

whole time. LATER I read in Nystatin package instructions that if

rash developed, I should have called my doctor, so it was that. I

had all these poison ivy salves and soaps and ointments and couldn't

figure out why it lasted so long. If I had known what it was, I

probably should have cut back on the dose of Nystatin but I would not

have believed it could have caused a rash like that. It was a

burning, blistery rash, similar to what I have gotten in the past

from poison ivy and I have poison ivy around the house but it was in

the crook of my forearms...right where blood vessels come to the

surface there. I'm sure now toxins exiting there where the blood

meets the surface so closely. The give-away was that when I finished

the Nystatin, the rash cleared up....!!!

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> I just googled, and here is one page. This is all pretty typical,

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> the important part of it is the protocol.