Re: nystatin- has anyone had success with it- I am considering it - should I?

[Guest guest]

Don't people have trouble with yeast coming back after they have used nystatin?

I don't know why that would happen, but seems like i have read it several times.

It seems that if you start off with a GOOD multi-strain probiotic prior to the

nystatin, then you would have enough of the good stuff in the gut to take over

the area that the yeast is leaving. What do you guys think. I am tempted to

try nystatin, because my DAN really thinks my son has yeast issues, but if the

yeast will only come back, I don't want to waist my time.

Becky

ALBERT RAMOS wrote:

I remember buying it for my daughter a while ago over the counter.

They used to have it over the counter but I am not sure anymore. I think it had

a generic name but it was the same thing. It was much better than the other over

the counter medicines.

ummrumaisa wrote: can we buy nystatin without

prescription? I asked my dr to give it to

my son but she said he didnt have thrush so she wouldnt and im sure

candida is a problem for him.

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[Guest guest]

Have you tried a combo of natural antifungals with Candex? We did that, and it

looks like the yeast is gone now. We'll go over the labs in a week or so, but

the signs that I was seeing at home...burping, gas, ect...are gone. We did a

rotation of grapefruit seed extract, oil of oregano, and olive leaf extract in

the mornings. I guess we probably rotated these every couple of weeks. You

can't give probiotics near that time or the Candex. Then, I'd give him his

probiotics, Candex, and some yogurt at night before bed. It took a couple of

weeks before those signs of yeast were totally gone, and we kept up the regiment

for another couple of weeks after that. We ran out of Candex, and I haven't

bought more. We're still doing the natural antifungals to keep any yeast at

bay...just in case.

Meleah

Re: nystatin- has anyone had success with it- I am

considering it - should I?

Don't people have trouble with yeast coming back after they have used

nystatin? I don't know why that would happen, but seems like i have read it

several times. It seems that if you start off with a GOOD multi-strain probiotic

prior to the nystatin, then you would have enough of the good stuff in the gut

to take over the area that the yeast is leaving. What do you guys think. I am

tempted to try nystatin, because my DAN really thinks my son has yeast issues,

but if the yeast will only come back, I don't want to waist my time.

Becky

ALBERT RAMOS wrote:

I remember buying it for my daughter a while ago over the counter. They used

to have it over the counter but I am not sure anymore. I think it had a generic

name but it was the same thing. It was much better than the other over the

counter medicines.

ummrumaisa wrote: can we buy nystatin without

prescription? I asked my dr to give it to

my son but she said he didnt have thrush so she wouldnt and im sure

candida is a problem for him.

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[Guest guest]

Meleah,

How do you administer the drops?...put them in capsules, mix

in liquid?? Do you have any brands you could recommend for

olive leaf extract or grapefruit seed extract? Thanks.

Rhonda

----- Original Message -----

| Have you tried a combo of natural antifungals with Candex?

We did that, and it looks like the yeast is gone now. We'll

go over the labs in a week or so, but the signs that I was

seeing at home...burping, gas, ect...are gone. We did a

rotation of grapefruit seed extract, oil of oregano, and

olive leaf extract in the mornings. |

[Guest guest]

My olive leaf, grapefruit seed, and oregano are all in liquid form. I put

three drops of which ever one I am using that day in his morning drink. You

could also put the drops in applesauce, yogurt, ect. My oil of oregano is

NOW brand. My olive leaf extract is just GNC brand. I can't remember what

brand the grapefruit seed extract is, but I've heard a lot of people

recommend Mountain Herbs(or something like that) for the GSE. Really, the

biggest thing is to read the ingredient list to make sure there are no

hidden illegals. The extracts are going to have alcohol as an ingredient,

but watch for starches and sugars.

Meleah

Re: nystatin- has anyone had success with it- I am

considering it - should I?

> Meleah,

> How do you administer the drops?...put them in capsules, mix

> in liquid?? Do you have any brands you could recommend for

> olive leaf extract or grapefruit seed extract? Thanks.

> Rhonda

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

>

>

> | Have you tried a combo of natural antifungals with Candex?

> We did that, and it looks like the yeast is gone now. We'll

> go over the labs in a week or so, but the signs that I was

> seeing at home...burping, gas, ect...are gone. We did a

> rotation of grapefruit seed extract, oil of oregano, and

> olive leaf extract in the mornings. |

>

>

>

> 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

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky,

<< Don't people have trouble with yeast coming back after they have

used nystatin? I don't know why that would happen, but seems like i

have read it several times.>>

I was unable to use nystatin (made me stomach sick), but found that

rotated natural antifungals combined with a yeast enzyme was very

effective for me. I used oil of oregano, carrot & garlic juice, GSE,

candex and candizyme. Now I take S. boulardii daily.

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/yeastsheila.html

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of and