Candidiasis - Whats the best approach??

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

After recently deciding that I've had a yeast infection for what seems

like most of my life, I'd really like to get rid of it. Its only been

through looking after my daughter who's on SCD for global

developmental delay and autistic traits that I've realised whats wrong

with me. But after reading and reading up on candida I can't decide

what's the best way of getting rid of it. Some websites say eat this,

others say eat that.... So I'm just wondering if I'd do well to go on

the SCD and follow that as strictly as my daughter does or should it

be something different?? Everybody seems to have a different

opinion. I've had a good read through the protocol on the " candida

support " group and it seems even more strict than SCD (if thats

possible??)!! I really am not sure which way to go on this one..

Any help would be great!

Thanks,

Mum to (3 years, NT) and (17 months, GDD)

[Guest guest]

The probiotic S. Boulardi, a non-colonizing yeast, has helped many

people, as have anti-yeast enzymes such as Candex. People with yeast

overgrowth may need to reduce the honey in SCD recipes by 75%. There

are also natural and Rx anti-fungals that can be used. Read more here:

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

mom to -12

SCD 4/23/04

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm taking s.boulardi at the moment actually, because it was

prescribed for my youngest daughter and I knew how it worked I figured

i'd give it a go. I'm not even on any type of diet yet and just from

taking the s.boulardi I've had 2 bouts of diarrhea and now I have

thrush (sorry for way too much information). So is this a good

sign??? Does this mean its already starting to boot the candida out?

Or am I making things worse?? I am definately planning to start an

anti-candida diet of some sort so I guess taking s.boulardi will be

more helpful at that stage.

Also can somebody tell me where I can buy the antifungals for treating

candida overgrowth? Things like oil of oregano and grapeseed

extract??? I haven't seen these things in the health food stores, do

I need to get them from a naturopath or something???

Thanks heaps!

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> The probiotic S. Boulardi, a non-colonizing yeast, has helped many

> people, as have anti-yeast enzymes such as Candex. People with

yeast

> overgrowth may need to reduce the honey in SCD recipes by 75%.

There

> are also natural and Rx anti-fungals that can be used. Read more

here:

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

>

> mom to -12

> SCD 4/23/04

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[Guest guest]

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Combining SCD and the advice given to you by would be the best

option for addressing the candida problem. Yeast and bacteria live

together in a biofilm, they are both dependent on each other. If you

get rid of bacteria, then the yeast has a hard time to survive.

Another reason is that the bacterial toxin, LPS promotes the growth of

yeast. You can check the proof in www.microbialinfluence.com

Mimi

On 8/15/07, sarahellerbock <no_reply > wrote:

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> Hi ,

> I'm taking s.boulardi at the moment actually, because it was

> prescribed for my youngest daughter and I knew how it worked I figured

> i'd give it a go. I'm not even on any type of diet yet and just from

> taking the s.boulardi I've had 2 bouts of diarrhea and now I have

> thrush (sorry for way too much information). So is this a good

> sign??? Does this mean its already starting to boot the candida out?

> Or am I making things worse?? I am definately planning to start an

> anti-candida diet of some sort so I guess taking s.boulardi will be

> more helpful at that stage.

> Also can somebody tell me where I can buy the antifungals for treating

> candida overgrowth? Things like oil of oregano and grapeseed

> extract??? I haven't seen these things in the health food stores, do

> I need to get them from a naturopath or something???

> Thanks heaps!

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> > The probiotic S. Boulardi, a non-colonizing yeast, has helped many

> > people, as have anti-yeast enzymes such as Candex. People with

> yeast

> > overgrowth may need to reduce the honey in SCD recipes by 75%.

> There

> > are also natural and Rx anti-fungals that can be used. Read more

> here:

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

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> > mom to -12

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