[SPAM] Re: New with Probiotics Questions--Diane

[Guest guest]

Hi Christy,

<<<<what if Your DAN doctor prescribes a much higher does...than what

Elaine recommends?>>>>

Elaine wanted the children to startw tih 3 billion per day split into

a morning and evening dose. You can then gradually work up to a 9

billion CFU's/day dose if you want - from a probiotic source.

If you want a higher amount it is far better to look at fermented

foods (yogurt, nut milk yogurt, sauerkraut, fermented veggies and

their juices). These sources have natural enzymes, higher counts of

bacteria and since they are in food they can travel farther in the

body than commercial probiotics. This allows them to have a greater

impact on the healing of the body.

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

mom of and

> We have Dysbiosis and Yeast issues...which I guess are the same, I

know that Dysbiosis is a combo of Virus, bacteria, parasites, and

yeast in the intestines...I have not had the time to research

more...but something is working with the diet, dyflucan 21 day cycle,

and Probiotic (VSL-3) I know it's illegal, but we weighed the options

with the dr. and decided to use it up since we bought it!

> So that's why I'm looking for another Probiotic.

> Christy

> M 5yrs AU 1 month SCD

> [sPAM] Re: New with Probiotics Questions--

Diane

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> > What???!!! I am new to this journey as my son, Matt, was

diagnosed

> in August. He is on ThreeLac, supplemented with acidophilus and

> bifidus from Natren - I was told they are the best. I don't even

> know about the bacteria you mentioned - what is its significance

and

> where do I get it? Will ThreeLac not do the trick on his yeast?

Ah,

> another big chunk o'change down the drain.....

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> > Thanks for any help/insights you can offer. Diane

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> Hi, Diane,

> The allowed probiotics are here:

> http://www.pecanbread.com/probiotics.html

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> The S. Boulardii is very good for combatting yeast.

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> Although bifidus may be good for healthy guts, in people with

damaged

> guts it has a tendency to overgrow. Many have had lots of trouble

> with bifidus that takes a long time to recover from.

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> Here's what Elaine said about soil-based organisms (in Threelac,

> etc.):

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http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/knowledge_base/kb/soil_based_o

> rganisms.htm

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> mom to -12

> SCD 4/23/04

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