RE: Re: Need more help with yeast

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I have a folder about Candida on my free lyme resource cd, see my website

for a free copy.

\1 - Lyme_Resources\Other Infections\Candida - Fungus

Perhaps you will find something useful there!

www.lyme-resource.com

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> Re: Need more

> help with yeast

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> Hiya,

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> I've had chronic problems for years with candida, since getting Lyme.

> (I passed Lyme onto my little boy while pregnant but luckily

> he seems to be yest free).

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> I've tried just about everything over the years and most of

> the alternative treatments gave me atrocious side effects -

> they give you headaches and basically make you feel like you

> have been poisoned. The only thing that quietly gets rid of

> yeast effectively for me is nystatin. I think maybe that is

> because it is the only one (including the herbal remedies)

> that cannot reach the liver, it just works in the intestine

> without being absorbed.

>

> Also, please be very wary of using any chelating agents like

> DMPS on kids, especially if they are not good at

> communicating clearly what they feel/are suffering. That

> stuff (and various herbal alternatives like chlorella which

> are supposed to be " gentle " ) made me feel so ill I just

> wanted to die. I have tested many therapies over the 27 years

> I have had Lyme and I try everything on myself before giving

> it to my son. I would absolutely NEVER consider giving him

> any kind of chelation therapy.

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> > I am doing SCD diet for my 14 year old severely effected

> son. He has a severe yeast problem. After the into-diet, he

> was seizure free for 7 days! (I cannot recall the last time

> he was seizure free for that long!) Now they are back with a

> vengeance.

> > I am looking for ideas to treat and mop up yeast.

> > Dr. TW recommends pau d' arco tea, which is not scd legal,

> but the " explanation " for not legal does not out weigh the

> possible benefit, so we are going to give this a try.

> >

> > What about enzymes to give for yeast (NOT during meals, but

> away from

> > food to attack yeast.)

> >

> > And then, what about mopping up the " die-off " that I get from yeast?

> >

> > I am eliminating the honey from the diet now, but don't

> want to completely eliminate the cooked fruits and veggies,

> as I NEED to put weight on this very malnutrishioned boy!

> >

> > Thanks for ANY ideas!

> > Kathy

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