Re: Re: yeast chart

[Guest guest]

Candace -- I just want to say that I DID manage to download the chart and

print it out... THANK YOU!

Two things -- is it your sense that this is their standard chart for all

glabrata -- or is it a test of the sensitivity on the specific glabrata

organism you grew?? (Does it look like a standard or an individualized

printout on the chart part?) (We can guess that most glabrata acts alike,

but we can't know for sure it's identical)

Otherwise, it looks like from this that the two agents in the MOST SENSITIVE

column are itraconazole and ketoconazole, which from my memory (correct me if

i'm wrong someone) are the drugs which have the brand names sporanox and

nizoral, respectively.

Garlic is there, but it's in the medium column, sensitive but not most

effective. I'm still wondering about how best to apply it, if I decide to

give it a try.

candace -- THANKS AGAIN! you rule.

best,

[Guest guest]

Hi

My thought is that it was a generic chart. I just did

not want to do more drugs, so looked straight to the

natural compounds, and took the garlic for a couple of

months. Plus took berberine. I had a HORRIBLE bout

with the runs that lasted 2 days after taking these

natural substances for a short time. After talking

with my natural pharmacist, he said, that it was

likely the purging of the yeast that made me ill. the

" die off " reaction. I do not know, ofcourse, but hoped

and supposed I ridded my intestinal system of the

glabrata. Again no gyn/urologist has seen evidence of

glabrata in my vaginal environment.

I am planning on resuming the garlic supplements. Just

in case.

I am happy to contribute to the information stream,

thanks for the thanks.

Candace

--- Katprof2@... wrote:

> Candace -- I just want to say that I DID manage to

> download the chart and

> print it out... THANK YOU!

>

> Two things -- is it your sense that this is their

> standard chart for all

> glabrata -- or is it a test of the sensitivity on

> the specific glabrata

> organism you grew?? (Does it look like a standard

> or an individualized

> printout on the chart part?) (We can guess that

> most glabrata acts alike,

> but we can't know for sure it's identical)

>

> Otherwise, it looks like from this that the two

> agents in the MOST SENSITIVE

> column are itraconazole and ketoconazole, which from

> my memory (correct me if

> i'm wrong someone) are the drugs which have the

> brand names sporanox and

> nizoral, respectively.

>

> Garlic is there, but it's in the medium column,

> sensitive but not most

> effective. I'm still wondering about how best to

> apply it, if I decide to

> give it a try.

>

> candace -- THANKS AGAIN! you rule.

>

> best,

>

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