Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose.My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose.My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 yes, they are 10mg capsules from complementary prescriptions. started out slow but increased to 30 mg within a few weeks. i was not aware of any negative reactions that might occur. it seems she is chewing on her clothes a bit more, but so many different things can trigger that. do you think 30 mg is sufficient for yeast fighting???? thanks. Re: Biotin Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose. My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. Â When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni ------ Mind like a steel trap... Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 yes, they are 10mg capsules from complementary prescriptions. started out slow but increased to 30 mg within a few weeks. i was not aware of any negative reactions that might occur. it seems she is chewing on her clothes a bit more, but so many different things can trigger that. do you think 30 mg is sufficient for yeast fighting???? thanks. Re: Biotin Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose. My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. Â When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni ------ Mind like a steel trap... Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 yes, they are 10mg capsules from complementary prescriptions. started out slow but increased to 30 mg within a few weeks. i was not aware of any negative reactions that might occur. it seems she is chewing on her clothes a bit more, but so many different things can trigger that. do you think 30 mg is sufficient for yeast fighting???? thanks. Re: Biotin Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose. My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. Â When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni ------ Mind like a steel trap... Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 Yes I think that is a good amount.The chewing could be die-off. I think we had die-off issues when we were increasing our biotin. yes, they are 10mg capsules from complementary prescriptions. started out slow but increased to 30 mg within a few weeks. i was not aware of any negative reactions that might occur. it seems she is chewing on her clothes a bit more, but so many different things can trigger that. do you think 30 mg is sufficient for yeast fighting???? thanks. Re: Biotin Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose. My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni ------ Mind like a steel trap... Rusty and illegal in 37 states. -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 Yes I think that is a good amount.The chewing could be die-off. I think we had die-off issues when we were increasing our biotin. yes, they are 10mg capsules from complementary prescriptions. started out slow but increased to 30 mg within a few weeks. i was not aware of any negative reactions that might occur. it seems she is chewing on her clothes a bit more, but so many different things can trigger that. do you think 30 mg is sufficient for yeast fighting???? thanks. Re: Biotin Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose. My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni ------ Mind like a steel trap... Rusty and illegal in 37 states. -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2011 Report Share Posted January 17, 2011 Yes I think that is a good amount.The chewing could be die-off. I think we had die-off issues when we were increasing our biotin. yes, they are 10mg capsules from complementary prescriptions. started out slow but increased to 30 mg within a few weeks. i was not aware of any negative reactions that might occur. it seems she is chewing on her clothes a bit more, but so many different things can trigger that. do you think 30 mg is sufficient for yeast fighting???? thanks. Re: Biotin Biotin generally comes in a 300 microgram dosage. Are you really giving 30 milligrams? That is fine, there's no real ODing on it, but most people take quite a while to work up to that high dose. My kids have been taking biotin for about 9 months, we have worked up to 7500 to 8000 micrograms (7.5-8 mg) They are 38 and 40 lbs, 4.5 and nearly 6. When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. -- Toni ------ Mind like a steel trap... Rusty and illegal in 37 states. -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. SSent from my iPhone When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. SSent from my iPhone When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. SSent from my iPhone When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 I give 10 mg three times a day. Re: Biotin Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. S Sent from my iPhone  When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 Adding mag to the biotin dose will help out SSent from my iPhone I give 10 mg three times a day. Re: Biotin Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. S Sent from my iPhone When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 Adding mag to the biotin dose will help out SSent from my iPhone I give 10 mg three times a day. Re: Biotin Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. S Sent from my iPhone When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2011 Report Share Posted January 18, 2011 Adding mag to the biotin dose will help out SSent from my iPhone I give 10 mg three times a day. Re: Biotin Biotin is not a yeast killer but it helps decrease the production of new yeast. Do you give 30mg with each meal or 10mg with each meal? Either way, you need to add magnesium with each dose (especially if it is 30mg with each meal) because Biotin can cause constipation. S Sent from my iPhone When using biotin in combination with antifungals for the purpose of fighting yeast, what dosage do you use? I have read that the dose needs to be high in order for it to prevent the yeast from taking on a mycelium form in which it can then invade the tissues. Kara is 6 y/o and weighs 50lbs, any input on a dosage would be appreciated. I am currently giving her 30mg. Thanks so much. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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