Guidance, please

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Hello everyone,

I need some guidance here. My daughter has been SCD for 5 months with ups and

downs, but showing some improvement anyway. Her diet is still very basic and her

stools switch from loose stools to well formed with no apparent reason. I

suspect she has yeast issues so I started her on Candex and probiotics but she

had a really bad reaction to it. When I started the vitamin K protocol with her

she had an extremely hard reaction to it, so I stopped that too. I want to keep

the yeast protocol but I really don't know how to handle this situation since

she becomes agressive, irritable, cries very often for no reason and wakes up in

the middle of the night, sometimes ready to play and some other times crying as

if having a nightmare. Is it common?

I'm not sure what's really causing all that, I think " die-off " reaction has a

too extensive meaning for me. When I can't explain what's going on I tend to

think it's just die-off and to be honest, I don't feel comfortable with that

since I don't want to do something that can make things worse instead of better.

Please give me some explanation of this die-off range of reactions, I do

understand that toxins being liberated can cause very nasty reactions, but I

want to be sure it's just part of the process and not a sign that something more

serious is going on...

She's finally having her appointment with a DAN! doctor, (after several weeks

saving to pay for it!) and I really hope something good comes out of it,

especially with the testing (which I don't like but know is necessary).

Should I continue the yeast protocol or should I wait to see the test results?

I know that'll take a while since we have to save know for the tests that are

not covered by the insurance .

I really appreciate your reading of this message and sharing your thoughts

with me.

Blessings,

Ximena

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