Guest guest Posted October 22, 2002 Report Share Posted October 22, 2002 Please forgive me for not clarify properly below - I was talking about vaginal yeast infections... snip... > The question first if I may...anyone having a major problem with yeast infections (sorry guys!)? I've heard getting them may be a side effect of a large pannus. I've had about 6 yeast infections so far this year. I read something the other day about women having 2-3 infections per year being considered very high, and here I am with twice that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Spacey, extra giggly....not totally with us like he normally is. Bivens yeast To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Spacey, extra giggly....not totally with us like he normally is. Bivens yeast To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Spacey, extra giggly....not totally with us like he normally is. Bivens yeast To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Hi Marilyn We did a Comprehensive Stool test from Great Plains. mucus/slimy/smelly/Cottage cheese pooh, Alternating BMs, giggling for no apparent reason, stimmy such as hand flapping (my son has autism) hyper and nightwaking, manic behaviour, pimply bum, rashes, itchy ears, sensitive ears. Glad to add since SCD and Nystatin much of the above is gone - just have to him going regular. Best Aileen > To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: > > How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? > > Marilyn > daughter, age 20 > epilepsy and autism > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Aileen, Thanks for the reply. We will be seeing a DAN doctor who is moving here to Austin, TX in a month so maybe he'll order such a test. I remember in the past when Kim had a yeast infection that she was given Nystatin and didn't do well with it. Anything besides SCD that can be used to help? I suppose the yogurt would help. Buying the Yougurmet is next on my list so we can give it a try. In the past, Kim hasn't handled yogurt very well, but I suppose if we just start with a teaspoon and work up. In the past, so many things increased Kim's seizures that it has been hard to treat her with supplements of any kind except digestive enzymes and flax seed.. I'm finding Kim tolerating more foods at least with SCD. Still most medicines and vitamins increase her seizures. Marilyn daughter, age 20 Epilepsy and autism Re: yeast > > > Hi Marilyn > > We did a Comprehensive Stool test from Great Plains. > > mucus/slimy/smelly/Cottage cheese pooh, Alternating BMs, giggling for > no apparent reason, stimmy such as hand flapping (my son has autism) > hyper and nightwaking, manic behaviour, pimply bum, rashes, itchy ears, > sensitive ears. > > Glad to add since SCD and Nystatin much of the above is gone - just > have to him going regular. > Best > Aileen > > > > >> To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because > of your child getting yeast: >> >> How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork > or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If > symptoms--what symptoms? >> >> Marilyn >> daughter, age 20 >> epilepsy and autism >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Aileen, Thanks for the reply. We will be seeing a DAN doctor who is moving here to Austin, TX in a month so maybe he'll order such a test. I remember in the past when Kim had a yeast infection that she was given Nystatin and didn't do well with it. Anything besides SCD that can be used to help? I suppose the yogurt would help. Buying the Yougurmet is next on my list so we can give it a try. In the past, Kim hasn't handled yogurt very well, but I suppose if we just start with a teaspoon and work up. In the past, so many things increased Kim's seizures that it has been hard to treat her with supplements of any kind except digestive enzymes and flax seed.. I'm finding Kim tolerating more foods at least with SCD. Still most medicines and vitamins increase her seizures. Marilyn daughter, age 20 Epilepsy and autism Re: yeast > > > Hi Marilyn > > We did a Comprehensive Stool test from Great Plains. > > mucus/slimy/smelly/Cottage cheese pooh, Alternating BMs, giggling for > no apparent reason, stimmy such as hand flapping (my son has autism) > hyper and nightwaking, manic behaviour, pimply bum, rashes, itchy ears, > sensitive ears. > > Glad to add since SCD and Nystatin much of the above is gone - just > have to him going regular. > Best > Aileen > > > > >> To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because > of your child getting yeast: >> >> How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork > or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If > symptoms--what symptoms? >> >> Marilyn >> daughter, age 20 >> epilepsy and autism >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 The reason I ask about yeast is that my daughter has had a constant rash on her face for almost 2 years. It look almost like acne or rosacea, but nothing from the dermatologist helped. We have also tried essential oils, aloe vera, calendula cream, hydrogen peroxide, etc. to no avail. The funny thing is when Kim was recently in the hospital not eating much of anything, just on iv and eating fruit juice jello, broth, and sugar free applesauce, her face began to look much better. Makes me wonder if this is due to something she is eating. We've had allergy testing before, and avoid things she tested allergic to already. I thought it was due to something in her seizure drug, but now we are on a different oral seizure drug and still have the problem. Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism yeast To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test--_which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 The reason I ask about yeast is that my daughter has had a constant rash on her face for almost 2 years. It look almost like acne or rosacea, but nothing from the dermatologist helped. We have also tried essential oils, aloe vera, calendula cream, hydrogen peroxide, etc. to no avail. The funny thing is when Kim was recently in the hospital not eating much of anything, just on iv and eating fruit juice jello, broth, and sugar free applesauce, her face began to look much better. Makes me wonder if this is due to something she is eating. We've had allergy testing before, and avoid things she tested allergic to already. I thought it was due to something in her seizure drug, but now we are on a different oral seizure drug and still have the problem. Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism yeast To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test--_which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 The reason I ask about yeast is that my daughter has had a constant rash on her face for almost 2 years. It look almost like acne or rosacea, but nothing from the dermatologist helped. We have also tried essential oils, aloe vera, calendula cream, hydrogen peroxide, etc. to no avail. The funny thing is when Kim was recently in the hospital not eating much of anything, just on iv and eating fruit juice jello, broth, and sugar free applesauce, her face began to look much better. Makes me wonder if this is due to something she is eating. We've had allergy testing before, and avoid things she tested allergic to already. I thought it was due to something in her seizure drug, but now we are on a different oral seizure drug and still have the problem. Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism yeast To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because of your child getting yeast: How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test--_which one? If symptoms--what symptoms? Marilyn daughter, age 20 epilepsy and autism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2005 Report Share Posted September 21, 2005 Hi Marilyn It is difficult. I don't like to give advice 'cause I am wearing L plates LOL! Everyone is great here and no doubt some one will come back to you on experience with seizures. I am not convinced a test is totally necessary Marilyn, I could hardly understand the result but because candida was mentioned in the small print that satisfied any doubt/denial? but heah! who was I fooling? All the signs that I give you were there. One thing that has really helped Cian is omitting sugar - all sugar and all kinds, all alternatives etc He dosn't bother much with fruit so that wasn't a problem. A tiny amount of fruit now doesn't bring back sleeplessness or stims. So that is one thing I would strongly suggest any parent to take away - all sorts of sugar and the attitude that we all need a sweet treat - it really is nasty stuff. When I was asking other folk here about using Nystatin quite a few told me they used Nystatin but not with SCD i.e they were still using carbs, sugar etc. I don't know but Cian seems to be doing well so far. We do not see majour die-off in behaviours, just a pimply bum and the odd rash, so I think it is doing its thing, along with SCD, So far I am happy with it. Also the Nystatin is pure powder, not mixed in anything etc. This is important as the regular is full of sugar! I have introduced yoghurt and Cian has had good BMs since so I am happy with it. He also likes it so thats a bonus. I did start very slow (I'm a scardy custard!) One last thing. I don't know much about this but there is a diet to help seizures, is it the Kenogenic diet or somthing? maybe someone here will know. Like I say I know little about it but maybe you could have a google? I think you are wonderful - hope I'm still fighting and trying to improve Cian's quality of life when he is 20. Best Aileen N.Ireland Mum to Cian 7 Scd 11 weeks Also to Christoper 8 and 10 months SCD mostly - totally self inflicted! They just love my homemade concoctions!!! 'We're lovin' it'. > >> To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because > > of your child getting yeast: > >> > >> How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork > > or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If > > symptoms--what symptoms? > >> > >> Marilyn > >> daughter, age 20 > >> epilepsy and autism > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2005 Report Share Posted September 21, 2005 Hi Marilyn It is difficult. I don't like to give advice 'cause I am wearing L plates LOL! Everyone is great here and no doubt some one will come back to you on experience with seizures. I am not convinced a test is totally necessary Marilyn, I could hardly understand the result but because candida was mentioned in the small print that satisfied any doubt/denial? but heah! who was I fooling? All the signs that I give you were there. One thing that has really helped Cian is omitting sugar - all sugar and all kinds, all alternatives etc He dosn't bother much with fruit so that wasn't a problem. A tiny amount of fruit now doesn't bring back sleeplessness or stims. So that is one thing I would strongly suggest any parent to take away - all sorts of sugar and the attitude that we all need a sweet treat - it really is nasty stuff. When I was asking other folk here about using Nystatin quite a few told me they used Nystatin but not with SCD i.e they were still using carbs, sugar etc. I don't know but Cian seems to be doing well so far. We do not see majour die-off in behaviours, just a pimply bum and the odd rash, so I think it is doing its thing, along with SCD, So far I am happy with it. Also the Nystatin is pure powder, not mixed in anything etc. This is important as the regular is full of sugar! I have introduced yoghurt and Cian has had good BMs since so I am happy with it. He also likes it so thats a bonus. I did start very slow (I'm a scardy custard!) One last thing. I don't know much about this but there is a diet to help seizures, is it the Kenogenic diet or somthing? maybe someone here will know. Like I say I know little about it but maybe you could have a google? I think you are wonderful - hope I'm still fighting and trying to improve Cian's quality of life when he is 20. Best Aileen N.Ireland Mum to Cian 7 Scd 11 weeks Also to Christoper 8 and 10 months SCD mostly - totally self inflicted! They just love my homemade concoctions!!! 'We're lovin' it'. > >> To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because > > of your child getting yeast: > >> > >> How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork > > or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If > > symptoms--what symptoms? > >> > >> Marilyn > >> daughter, age 20 > >> epilepsy and autism > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2005 Report Share Posted September 21, 2005 Hi Marilyn It is difficult. I don't like to give advice 'cause I am wearing L plates LOL! Everyone is great here and no doubt some one will come back to you on experience with seizures. I am not convinced a test is totally necessary Marilyn, I could hardly understand the result but because candida was mentioned in the small print that satisfied any doubt/denial? but heah! who was I fooling? All the signs that I give you were there. One thing that has really helped Cian is omitting sugar - all sugar and all kinds, all alternatives etc He dosn't bother much with fruit so that wasn't a problem. A tiny amount of fruit now doesn't bring back sleeplessness or stims. So that is one thing I would strongly suggest any parent to take away - all sorts of sugar and the attitude that we all need a sweet treat - it really is nasty stuff. When I was asking other folk here about using Nystatin quite a few told me they used Nystatin but not with SCD i.e they were still using carbs, sugar etc. I don't know but Cian seems to be doing well so far. We do not see majour die-off in behaviours, just a pimply bum and the odd rash, so I think it is doing its thing, along with SCD, So far I am happy with it. Also the Nystatin is pure powder, not mixed in anything etc. This is important as the regular is full of sugar! I have introduced yoghurt and Cian has had good BMs since so I am happy with it. He also likes it so thats a bonus. I did start very slow (I'm a scardy custard!) One last thing. I don't know much about this but there is a diet to help seizures, is it the Kenogenic diet or somthing? maybe someone here will know. Like I say I know little about it but maybe you could have a google? I think you are wonderful - hope I'm still fighting and trying to improve Cian's quality of life when he is 20. Best Aileen N.Ireland Mum to Cian 7 Scd 11 weeks Also to Christoper 8 and 10 months SCD mostly - totally self inflicted! They just love my homemade concoctions!!! 'We're lovin' it'. > >> To those of you who say you had to go slow on honey and fruit because > > of your child getting yeast: > >> > >> How are you determining your child has yeast? Some kind of bloodwork > > or test? Or are you going by symptoms? If a test---which one? If > > symptoms--what symptoms? > >> > >> Marilyn > >> daughter, age 20 > >> epilepsy and autism > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2005 Report Share Posted September 21, 2005 Hi marilyn, We have just gotten over a facial rash that went on for 6 months or more. It was a red bumpy rash around his chin area. I can't say for sure that it was yeast related, BUT that's what I suspect. I tried candex, nystatin , topical creams and finally, I gave up. But we re- introduced goat yogurt (for many reasons) and it is all but gone!!!! it took a bit to clear, but as I upped the amount of yogurt it gradually disappeared. We are currently on about 1/8 of a cup/day. I hope this helps. P.S my son ( 4 yrs) also has epelepsy and autism Karla, mom to Jake , 4, asd, s.d, scd 8 months , 3, n.t > >Reply-To: pecanbread >To: pecanbread > >Subject: Fw: yeast >Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 20:45:54 -0500 > >The reason I ask about yeast is that my daughter has had a constant rash on >her face for almost 2 years. It look almost like acne or rosacea, but >nothing from the dermatologist helped. We have also tried essential oils, >aloe vera, calendula cream, hydrogen peroxide, etc. to no avail. The >funny thing is when Kim was recently in the hospital not eating much of >anything, just on iv and eating fruit juice jello, broth, and sugar free >applesauce, her face began to look much better. Makes me wonder if this is >due to something she is eating. We've had allergy testing before, and >avoid things she tested allergic to already. I thought it was due to >something in her seizure drug, but now we are on a different oral seizure >drug and still have the problem. > > >Marilyn >daughter, age 20 >epilepsy and autism > _________________________________________________________________ Take charge with a pop-up guard built on patented Microsoft® SmartScreen Technology. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-ca&page=byoa/prem&xAPID=1994&DI=1034&SU=http://\ hotmail.com/enca&HL=Market_MSNIS_Taglines Start enjoying all the benefits of MSN® Premium right now and get the first two months FREE*. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2005 Report Share Posted September 21, 2005 Hi marilyn, We have just gotten over a facial rash that went on for 6 months or more. It was a red bumpy rash around his chin area. I can't say for sure that it was yeast related, BUT that's what I suspect. I tried candex, nystatin , topical creams and finally, I gave up. But we re- introduced goat yogurt (for many reasons) and it is all but gone!!!! it took a bit to clear, but as I upped the amount of yogurt it gradually disappeared. We are currently on about 1/8 of a cup/day. I hope this helps. P.S my son ( 4 yrs) also has epelepsy and autism Karla, mom to Jake , 4, asd, s.d, scd 8 months , 3, n.t > >Reply-To: pecanbread >To: pecanbread > >Subject: Fw: yeast >Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 20:45:54 -0500 > >The reason I ask about yeast is that my daughter has had a constant rash on >her face for almost 2 years. It look almost like acne or rosacea, but >nothing from the dermatologist helped. We have also tried essential oils, >aloe vera, calendula cream, hydrogen peroxide, etc. to no avail. The >funny thing is when Kim was recently in the hospital not eating much of >anything, just on iv and eating fruit juice jello, broth, and sugar free >applesauce, her face began to look much better. Makes me wonder if this is >due to something she is eating. We've had allergy testing before, and >avoid things she tested allergic to already. I thought it was due to >something in her seizure drug, but now we are on a different oral seizure >drug and still have the problem. > > >Marilyn >daughter, age 20 >epilepsy and autism > _________________________________________________________________ Take charge with a pop-up guard built on patented Microsoft® SmartScreen Technology. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-ca&page=byoa/prem&xAPID=1994&DI=1034&SU=http://\ hotmail.com/enca&HL=Market_MSNIS_Taglines Start enjoying all the benefits of MSN® Premium right now and get the first two months FREE*. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2005 Report Share Posted September 22, 2005 Hi Marilyn, > Anything besides SCD that can be used to help? There is a file on Yeast and SCD at http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/pecanbread/files/ I have been battling yeast for a while now and in additiopn to what is conatained in the file I added a yeast enzyme (Candizyme - they are many similar enzymes) a couple of months ago. Things are much better now and my bowels are just about 100%. I suppose > the yogurt would help. Buying the Yougurmet is next on my list so we can > give it a try. In the past, Kim hasn't handled yogurt very well, but I > suppose if we just start with a teaspoon and work up. You may even want to start smaller with the yogurt (1/4- 1/2 tsp). You could also consider dripping the yogurt some finds this helps. Sheila, SCD 55 mos, 21 yrs UC mom of , SCD 40 mos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2005 Report Share Posted September 22, 2005 Hi Marilyn, > Anything besides SCD that can be used to help? There is a file on Yeast and SCD at http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/pecanbread/files/ I have been battling yeast for a while now and in additiopn to what is conatained in the file I added a yeast enzyme (Candizyme - they are many similar enzymes) a couple of months ago. Things are much better now and my bowels are just about 100%. I suppose > the yogurt would help. Buying the Yougurmet is next on my list so we can > give it a try. In the past, Kim hasn't handled yogurt very well, but I > suppose if we just start with a teaspoon and work up. You may even want to start smaller with the yogurt (1/4- 1/2 tsp). You could also consider dripping the yogurt some finds this helps. Sheila, SCD 55 mos, 21 yrs UC mom of , SCD 40 mos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2005 Report Share Posted September 22, 2005 thanks karla for the reply. I'll have to try making the goat yogurt. Can I email you personally if I have questions once I get started? Marilyn Fw: yeast >>Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 20:45:54 -0500 >> >>The reason I ask about yeast is that my daughter has had a constant rash >>on >>her face for almost 2 years. It look almost like acne or rosacea, but >>nothing from the dermatologist helped. We have also tried essential oils, >>aloe vera, calendula cream, hydrogen peroxide, etc. to no avail. The >>funny thing is when Kim was recently in the hospital not eating much of >>anything, just on iv and eating fruit juice jello, broth, and sugar free >>applesauce, her face began to look much better. Makes me wonder if this >>is >>due to something she is eating. We've had allergy testing before, and >>avoid things she tested allergic to already. I thought it was due to >>something in her seizure drug, but now we are on a different oral seizure >>drug and still have the problem. >> >> >>Marilyn >>daughter, age 20 >>epilepsy and autism >> > > _________________________________________________________________ > Take charge with a pop-up guard built on patented Microsoft® SmartScreen > Technology. > http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-ca&page=byoa/prem&xAPID=1994&DI=1034&SU=http://\ hotmail.com/enca&HL=Market_MSNIS_Taglines > Start enjoying all the benefits of MSN® Premium right now and get the > first two months FREE*. > > > > > For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book > _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following > websites: > http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info > and > http://www.pecanbread.com > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2005 Report Share Posted November 8, 2005 Hi Everyone ,I would like to thank you for just beingthere. I am learning something new everyday.My question is how do you know if you have a yeast overgrowth ?I asked my docter and she said she would have to look into it the test requiremnent and said she would leave it up to the SCD docter We are hoping to see in the spring 2006.That's too long for me .Anyone have any advice? Toni Son asd 31/2 scd2wks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 9, 2005 Report Share Posted November 9, 2005 > > Hi Toni, > > I had a mouth swab done. I had thrush along with all sorts of other > symptoms. I also had stool cultures and bloodwork but my doc was > looking for all sorts of possibilities. Yeast was confirmed. > > Sheila, SCD 57 mos, 21 yrs UC > mom of , SCD 42 mos > > > > Hi Everyone ,I would like to thank you for just beingthere. I am > > learning something new everyday.My question is how do you know if > you > > have a yeast overgrowth ?I asked my docter and she said she would > have > > to look into it the test requiremnent and said she would leave it > up to > > the SCD docter We are hoping to see in the spring 2006.That's too > long > > for me .Anyone have any advice? Toni Son asd 31/2 scd2wks > > > " Healing With Whole Foods " by Pitchford: " Chronic tiredness, mental sluggishness, chronic vaginitis or prostatitis, anal itching, bloating & other digestive problems, bad breath, extreme sensitivity to tobacco smoke & chemical fumes, mucus in the stools, frequent colds, cravings for sweets & yeasted breads, recurrent fungal infections such as athlete's foot, and low immunity in general. Those with systemic candidiasis may suffer from the above and also often exhibit a scattered and unfocused mind, memory loss, and in severe cases, mental derangement such as manic/depression & delusions; also common are allergies to many foods and environmental substances. " I can attest to the extreme influence it has on the mind, such as apathy, confusion, inablity to focus even on simple tasks, memory loss, etc. You not only are too tired to I have seen many friends, family members all have a tougher time thinking or " brain farts " after eating deserts. So many people have admitted to having a tougher time concentrating at complex tasks after eating then before eating, it's almost considered normal which is depressing to hear. DF 6 yrs, GF 3 yrs, SCD 1 week Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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