Re: Re: yeast in the brain?

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yicks, that would scare me to! means it's bypassed just the gut, which is why it's important to treat with things that go beyond the Gi tract. nystatine only goes to the GI tract, diflucan gets into more systems

question about die off> > > > We started Diflucan 19 days ago, and we've noticed some really nice gains with the anti-fungal -- up until last Sunday. > > On Sunday it seemed like he retreated back within himself -- from a social perspective, that is. But at the same time, we've noticed a few NEW (positive things), that we hadn't seen before; new vocabulary words, more spontaneous pragmatic speech, OCD cut in half. > > His teachers & therapist have reported "a great week" (all last week & so far this week.) They said he seems to be getting better "every day." They mentioned they still see some old stuff, but to a lesser degree, and they've noticed some really great new stuff, too. (And they have no idea I made any changes..)> > My question is..> > Today he had a bowel movement and it looked like he had undigested white (very, very, tiny), particles in his stool. There was also a little bit of "frothy stuff" (just a little -- and I apologize for the graphics, but it's the only way to explain.) Could this be yeast die off? (The sudden onset of lethargy, a bit of a running nose, complained that his belly hurt, plus particles..) We are on a very, very strict, clean SCD diet, and have been for the past 6 months We've been GFCFSFCF, etc., etc., for 8 months before that. The only new food I've introduced in the past three days is butternut squash and we also started SCD legal probiotic over the past 2 weeks.. I have not seen undigested food in his stool for a very, very, long time, so I'm wondering what this is....I'm hoping for die off, but want to make sure that I'm not missing something and it could be something else.> > Thoughts?> Thank you! >