Re:How long until see die off effects after first dose of nystatin?

[Guest guest]

With , we didn't know that he had a yeast problem, but when we

started the digestive enzymes we experienced a BIG die-off reaction.

Sometimes you don't know until you start treatment. It's a tricky

business...

in NJ

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> > With all these yeast questions lately, I'm wondering " How is it

> determined the child has a yeast problem? " Is this a diagnostic

test a

> Doctor prescribes or is it determined by behavior?? just

wondering....

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> > marie

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[Guest guest]

Stephanee,

Do you know how far away from DMSA the probiotic or yeast killer (we are using

Candex) needs to be? 1 hour, 2 hours? I am trying to do 2 hours but I am not

sure what the right answer is to that.....

Fortunately, we only had issues with yeast that one time over this weekend since

I got right on top of it and really started 'fighting back'! But when it comes

on..... he just can't handle it.... it is just a vigorous attack on his system.

Fortunately he is very aware as to what it is and how to address it. He hates

taking the yeast killers because then he knows that he must not eat for 2

hours...... the thought makes him hungry!

Thanks for all of your help on this. I need this DMSA to do its job....... get

the lead out.....

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re:How long until see die off effects

after first dose of nystatin?

Janice -

You have got to continue treating for yeast on the OFF days as well

as on days. Once you get a yeast problem going, it is a battle to

keep it in check. DMSA brings on the yeast and you will have to

battle it the entire time you are chelating - on days and off.

We did lots of garlic bread with fresh garlic - good yeast fighter

(spaghetti night), low sugar and lots of water.

We were also doing Nystatin and mega probiotics.

- Jepson says probiotics have to be in the 'billions, at least 10-

20 billion' to do any good. We're not chelating right now, but it

is a definite possibility in our near future depending upon what the

challenges show in a few months.

Maybe your environmental doc can suggest something topical for him

to apply to his private area to get rid of the itching?

Hange in there Mom!

Stephanee

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> When should I be treating for yeast? Should I continue to treat

on Off days as well as On days? How long do I wait to give the

yeast after giving the DMSA?

>

> Has anyone found a 'method' by which they handle this yeast that

kicks up? What is the yeast secret? Mark is NOT a yeasty kid but

this stuff just brings it right up and stirs the pot! (Kind of like

me on anti-biotics...... yeast city!) I KNOW that I have to keep a

good control over this.

>

> Any advice would be much appreciated. I can experiment but I

would love the benefit of the experiences of those who have gone

before..... ye wise ones! Other than the yeast, the round is going

well and I know it is coming out of him...... Gotta love that DMSA

urine!

>

> Janice

[Guest guest]

Janice - I don't remember how far apart the probiotics/DMSA should

be given. I can't find my chelation info-it would be 2 yrs old at

best. Whomever is overseeing your chelation protocol should be able

to direct you. Sorry! The only thing I remember was that we

definitely used anti-yeast supps on the OFF days so that we wouldn't

get so out of control on the ON days. Culturell, Nystatin,

Biocidin, Lauricidin, GSE to name a few.

Good luck and if I come across any more info I'll post it for you.

Stephanee

>

> Stephanee,

> Do you know how far away from DMSA the probiotic or yeast killer

(we are using Candex) needs to be? 1 hour, 2 hours? I am trying to

do 2 hours but I am not sure what the right answer is to that.....

>

> Fortunately, we only had issues with yeast that one time over this

weekend since I got right on top of it and really started 'fighting

back'! But when it comes on..... he just can't handle it.... it is

just a vigorous attack on his system. Fortunately he is very aware

as to what it is and how to address it. He hates taking the yeast

killers because then he knows that he must not eat for 2 hours......

the thought makes him hungry!

>

> Thanks for all of your help on this. I need this DMSA to do its

job....... get the lead out.....

>

> Janice

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We actually ended up fairing okay. I gave him the `yeast killlers` in the

middle of the night plus once during the day, well after the DMSA round and far

away from any meals. Outside of that initial `surprise` pop up of the

yeast-beast, we did fine and their were no more potential public moments of

embarressement (very important to a 13 year old boy!)

I will continue to work the yeast even now that we are off. Mark actually had

an overgrowth of D-Lactate at one point so I don`t like to use too much of the

stuff BUT better a D-lactate overgrowth than chronic yeast! (which is so

completely uncomfortable).

We are surviving! I hope to see the `results`of the round today or tomorrow.

We are battling a snow storm here in Edmonton right now...... it is viciously

cold and I just want us all to survive so though Mark would like to take the

bus.... -31 celcius weather prohibits it. I don`t know what that would amount

to in F.....probably -48 or something!

It is bitterly cold here right now..... I miss Mexico!!

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re:How long until see die off effects

after first dose of nystatin?

Janice - I don't remember how far apart the probiotics/DMSA should

be given. I can't find my chelation info-it would be 2 yrs old at

best. Whomever is overseeing your chelation protocol should be able

to direct you. Sorry! The only thing I remember was that we

definitely used anti-yeast supps on the OFF days so that we wouldn't

get so out of control on the ON days. Culturell, Nystatin,

Biocidin, Lauricidin, GSE to name a few.

Good luck and if I come across any more info I'll post it for you.

Stephanee

[Guest guest]

We have textbook stuff here but can you expand on this:

There are more subtle signs we can chat about some other time if

anyone wants to hear.