yeast flare and when to intro yogurt?

[Guest guest]

hi, we are about 6 weeks in, my daughter has a leaky gut and yeast

overgrowth. she was on nystatin beginning in march, and we

continued it during the intro because i was afraid not to. anyway,

i think she has a yeast problem again as i know it can happen at the

beginning of the diet and i googled the symptoms and she has quite a

few of them: laughing inappropriately, bloated, craving sweets, acts

spacy at times, etc. we are on a very basic diet, we pulled eggs

although i'm not sure if they were causing anything bad or not, also

chicken. she generally eats various meats either in ground form and

broiled or steamed and then pureed. the only fruit she has is

thickly peeled pears made into diluted pearsauce (maybe 1/2 cup per

day) and then the juice from the pears cooking diluted as gelatin.

we probably go through about 5 pears per week total. she has no

honey. we do a few veggies, all peeled, deseeded, cooked until very

tender and then pureed - white asparagus, butternut squash, yellow

zucchini (double peeled, she has phenol issues) i pulled green beans

and avocado. all of her supplements are legal. her stools are

firm, she strains a bit but goes 2 x per day. so my guess is yeast

because i can't see what else it could be? i think that maybe when

we switched over from illegal (but abbout 100 billion per day) to

legal (9 billion per day) probiotics that maybe the yeast took over

that space? i talk to her dr tomorrow but in the meantime i added

gse and a tiny bit of virgin coconut oil. my question is, should i

introduce the yogurt now or should i wait until some of this yeast

dies off, which it hopefully will. sorry this post is so long, i

just wanted to give you all possilble relevant info. thanks for

reading this!!!

emma

zoe 4

ava 5 mos

all 6 weeks scd

[Guest guest]

Hi Emma,

<<hi, we are about 6 weeks in, my daughter has a leaky gut and yeast

> overgrowth. she was on nystatin beginning in march, and we

> continued it during the intro because i was afraid not to. anyway,

> i think she has a yeast problem again as i know it can happen at

the

> beginning of the diet and i googled the symptoms and she has quite

a

> few of them: laughing inappropriately, bloated, craving sweets,

acts

> spacy at times, etc. we are on a very basic diet, we pulled eggs

> although i'm not sure if they were causing anything bad or not,

also

> chicken. she generally eats various meats either in ground form

and

> broiled or steamed and then pureed. the only fruit she has is

> thickly peeled pears made into diluted pearsauce (maybe 1/2 cup per

> day) and then the juice from the pears cooking diluted as gelatin.

> we probably go through about 5 pears per week total. she has no

> honey. we do a few veggies, all peeled, deseeded, cooked until

very

> tender and then pureed - white asparagus, butternut squash, yellow

> zucchini (double peeled, she has phenol issues) i pulled green

beans

> and avocado. all of her supplements are legal. her stools are

> firm, she strains a bit but goes 2 x per day. so my guess is yeast

> because i can't see what else it could be?>>

Home test for possible yeast problem:

http://www.adhdrelief.com/CandidaTest.html

<< i think that maybe when

> we switched over from illegal (but abbout 100 billion per day) to

> legal (9 billion per day) probiotics that maybe the yeast took over

> that space? i talk to her dr tomorrow but in the meantime i added

> gse and a tiny bit of virgin coconut oil. my question is, should i

> introduce the yogurt now or should i wait until some of this yeast

> dies off, which it hopefully will. sorry this post is so long, i

> just wanted to give you all possilble relevant info. thanks for

> reading this!!!

The yogurt may help get rid of the yeast. Start small and gradually

increase to keep die off at comfortable levels (and not overwhelm her)

Yeast tips:

See http://pecanbread.com/new/yeast.html

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

[Guest guest]

thank you!!!! i'm going to try the test tomorrow am!

emma

zoe (4)

ava (5 mos)

6 weeks scd

In pecanbread , " Sheila Trenholm "

wrote:

>

> Hi Emma,

>

> <<hi, we are about 6 weeks in, my daughter has a leaky gut and

yeast

> > overgrowth. she was on nystatin beginning in march, and we

> > continued it during the intro because i was afraid not to.

anyway,

> > i think she has a yeast problem again as i know it can happen at

> the

> > beginning of the diet and i googled the symptoms and she has

quite

> a

> > few of them: laughing inappropriately, bloated, craving sweets,

> acts

> > spacy at times, etc. we are on a very basic diet, we pulled

eggs

> > although i'm not sure if they were causing anything bad or not,

> also

> > chicken. she generally eats various meats either in ground form

> and

> > broiled or steamed and then pureed. the only fruit she has is

> > thickly peeled pears made into diluted pearsauce (maybe 1/2 cup

per

> > day) and then the juice from the pears cooking diluted as

gelatin.

> > we probably go through about 5 pears per week total. she has no

> > honey. we do a few veggies, all peeled, deseeded, cooked until

> very

> > tender and then pureed - white asparagus, butternut squash,

yellow

> > zucchini (double peeled, she has phenol issues) i pulled green

> beans

> > and avocado. all of her supplements are legal. her stools are

> > firm, she strains a bit but goes 2 x per day. so my guess is

yeast

> > because i can't see what else it could be?>>

>

> Home test for possible yeast problem:

> http://www.adhdrelief.com/CandidaTest.html

>

> << i think that maybe when

> > we switched over from illegal (but abbout 100 billion per day)

to

> > legal (9 billion per day) probiotics that maybe the yeast took

over

> > that space? i talk to her dr tomorrow but in the meantime i

added

> > gse and a tiny bit of virgin coconut oil. my question is,

should i

> > introduce the yogurt now or should i wait until some of this

yeast

> > dies off, which it hopefully will. sorry this post is so long,

i

> > just wanted to give you all possilble relevant info. thanks for

> > reading this!!!

>

> The yogurt may help get rid of the yeast. Start small and

gradually

> increase to keep die off at comfortable levels (and not overwhelm

her)

>

> Yeast tips:

>

> See http://pecanbread.com/new/yeast.html

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

> mom of and

>