Sinus was Snacks on Yeast protocol

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your sinus thingy??? i've had sinus issues for years and now doc explained that they're tied to the gut lining - i do flushes for mine - and take comp sud and tylenol if needed but never heard low salt???Yeah, I was having a lot of fluid in my head and before I took thesteroids, it was starting to block my hearing in one ear. Salt helpsto retain the fluid - so no salt/low salt for a while. But then I read today that sinus problems can also be related to yeast - and as my sinus/fluid problems do at times seem to bean inflammatory response, perhaps to cheese or dairy or moldor something, getting rid of the yeast might solve the problem. Or not. <vbg> We'll have to see. I have no idea if my otorhinolaryngologist (heh, that's a mouthful) believes in things like yeast effecting sinus issues. Mara

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>> >>> your sinus thingy??? i've had sinus issues for years and now doc >> explained that they're tied to the gut lining - i do flushes for mine - >> and take comp sud and tylenol if needed but never heard low salt???>> Yeah, I was having a lot of fluid in my head and before I took the> steroids, it was starting to block my hearing in one ear. Salt helps> to retain the fluid - so no salt/low salt for a while.>> But then I read today that sinus problems can also be related to> yeast - and as my sinus/fluid problems do at times seem to be> an inflammatory response, perhaps to cheese or dairy or mold> or something, getting rid of the yeast might solve the problem.>> Or not. <vbg> We'll have to see.>> I have no idea if my otorhinolaryngologist (heh, that's a mouthful)> believes in things like yeast effecting sinus issues.>> MaraI've had sinus problems for years; most of my life (including ear problems). Not long ago for my ear problems I used colloidal silver (4-5 drops per ear, and in my nostrils). Had an amazing, and quick, effect on clearing my sinuses -- which I wasn't expecting at all. But colloidal silver can kill bad bacteria, yeast, viruses and fungi, so it actually makes sense. Couldn't hurt to try it. If it works for you it would prove I'm not a total anomaly. :-) n-- Now available. A fine gift for cat lovers:Confessions of a Cataholic: My Life With the 10 Cats Who Caused My Addictionby n Van Tilwww.wordpowerpublishing.com ; signed copies; free shipping in U.S., reduced shipping elsewhere

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my guess would be no - cause GI's don't even know- my friend today that had

vertigo just told me she has to be low salt too - ironic

eileen

>

> > your sinus thingy??? i've had sinus issues for years and now doc explained

that they're tied to the gut lining - i do flushes for mine - and take comp sud

and tylenol if needed but never heard low salt???

>

> Yeah, I was having a lot of fluid in my head and before I took the

> steroids, it was starting to block my hearing in one ear. Salt helps

> to retain the fluid - so no salt/low salt for a while.

>

> But then I read today that sinus problems can also be related to

> yeast - and as my sinus/fluid problems do at times seem to be

> an inflammatory response, perhaps to cheese or dairy or mold

> or something, getting rid of the yeast might solve the problem.

>

> Or not. We'll have to see.

>

> I have no idea if my otorhinolaryngologist (heh, that's a mouthful)

> believes in things like yeast effecting sinus issues.

>

> Mara

>

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just saw that on the shelf last night at comp pharmacy - I think I just may

THANKS

eileen

> >

> >> your sinus thingy??? i've had sinus issues for years and now doc

> >> explained that they're tied to the gut lining - i do flushes for mine -

> >> and take comp sud and tylenol if needed but never heard low salt???

> >

> > Yeah, I was having a lot of fluid in my head and before I took the

> > steroids, it was starting to block my hearing in one ear. Salt helps

> > to retain the fluid - so no salt/low salt for a while.

> >

> > But then I read today that sinus problems can also be related to

> > yeast - and as my sinus/fluid problems do at times seem to be

> > an inflammatory response, perhaps to cheese or dairy or mold

> > or something, getting rid of the yeast might solve the problem.

> >

> > Or not. We'll have to see.

> >

> > I have no idea if my otorhinolaryngologist (heh, that's a mouthful)

> > believes in things like yeast effecting sinus issues.

> >

> > Mara

>

> I've had sinus problems for years; most of my life (including ear

> problems). Not long ago for my ear problems I used colloidal silver (4-5

> drops per ear, and in my nostrils). Had an amazing, and quick, effect on

> clearing my sinuses -- which I wasn't expecting at all. But colloidal

> silver can kill bad bacteria, yeast, viruses and fungi, so it actually

> makes sense. Couldn't hurt to try it. If it works for you it would prove

> I'm not a total anomaly. :-)

>

> n

>

> --

> Now available. A fine gift for cat lovers:

> Confessions of a Cataholic: My Life With the 10 Cats Who Caused My

> Addiction

> by n Van Til

> www.wordpowerpublishing.com ; signed copies; free shipping in U.S.,

> reduced shipping elsewhere

>

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I've had sinus problems for years; most of my life (including ear problems). Not long ago for my ear problems I used colloidal silver (4-5 drops per ear, and in my nostrils). Had an amazing, and quick, effect on clearing my sinuses -- which I wasn't expecting at all. But colloidal silver can kill bad bacteria, yeast, viruses and fungi, so it actually makes sense. Couldn't hurt to try it. If it works for you it would prove I'm not a total anomaly. :-) Yeah, I took note of that the first time you mentioned it and I've beenkeeping it in mind to try next. Though one thing I tried that I read about online has been clearing out my nostrils to some extent and making me feel clearer is eucalyptis oil - and anyway I like the scent. Mara

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Do you have a deviated septum? My doctor mentioned I have one the other day, and

when I looked it up, it said a deviated septum can contribute to frequent /

recurrent sinus infections:

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/deviated-septum/DS00977/DSECTION=symptoms

Also, pre-SCD I suffered from terrible allergies, and would get fluid in my

ears. My doctor told me to pour peroxide in them (one at a time, of course ;-)),

and let it sit in there until it quit fizzing. It always worked great!

Holly

Crohn

SCD 12/01/08

>

> > your sinus thingy??? i've had sinus issues for years and now doc explained

that they're tied to the gut lining - i do flushes for mine - and take comp sud

and tylenol if needed but never heard low salt???

>

> Yeah, I was having a lot of fluid in my head and before I took the

> steroids, it was starting to block my hearing in one ear. Salt helps

> to retain the fluid - so no salt/low salt for a while.

>

> But then I read today that sinus problems can also be related to

> yeast - and as my sinus/fluid problems do at times seem to be

> an inflammatory response, perhaps to cheese or dairy or mold

> or something, getting rid of the yeast might solve the problem.

>

> Or not. <vbg> We'll have to see.

>

> I have no idea if my otorhinolaryngologist (heh, that's a mouthful)

> believes in things like yeast effecting sinus issues.

>

> Mara

>

[Guest guest]

Do you have a deviated septum? My doctor mentioned I have one the other day, and

when I looked it up, it said a deviated septum can contribute to frequent /

recurrent sinus infections:

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/deviated-septum/DS00977/DSECTION=symptoms

Also, pre-SCD I suffered from terrible allergies, and would get fluid in my

ears. My doctor told me to pour peroxide in them (one at a time, of course ;-)),

and let it sit in there until it quit fizzing. It always worked great!

Holly

Crohn

SCD 12/01/08

>

> > your sinus thingy??? i've had sinus issues for years and now doc explained

that they're tied to the gut lining - i do flushes for mine - and take comp sud

and tylenol if needed but never heard low salt???

>

> Yeah, I was having a lot of fluid in my head and before I took the

> steroids, it was starting to block my hearing in one ear. Salt helps

> to retain the fluid - so no salt/low salt for a while.

>

> But then I read today that sinus problems can also be related to

> yeast - and as my sinus/fluid problems do at times seem to be

> an inflammatory response, perhaps to cheese or dairy or mold

> or something, getting rid of the yeast might solve the problem.

>

> Or not. <vbg> We'll have to see.

>

> I have no idea if my otorhinolaryngologist (heh, that's a mouthful)

> believes in things like yeast effecting sinus issues.

>

> Mara

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