Guest guest Posted June 12, 2008 Report Share Posted June 12, 2008 Hi, My stools have turned to be of a very pale yellow color. I think maybe this is due to lack of bilirubin in bile which in turn may be due to the extensive use I am doing of GSE to fight yeast. GSE is supposed to slow down phase I a lot. I have increased milk thistle but I don't know if I should definitely quit GSE, because it is really working very well against yeast. Any ideas? Is it a bad idea to continue using GSE? Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 TK--- suggestion - do a fecal microbiology and see what pathogens are there and what they respond to, then treat with appropriate agents which might be something other than GSE if you think it is causing problems. > > Hi, > My stools have turned to be of a very pale yellow color. I think maybe > this is due to lack of bilirubin in bile which in turn may be due to > the extensive use I am doing of GSE to fight yeast. GSE is supposed to > slow down phase I a lot. I have increased milk thistle but I don't > know if I should definitely quit GSE, because it is really working > very well against yeast. > > Any ideas? Is it a bad idea to continue using GSE? > > Thanks, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 Try taking taurine, I was told that taurine makes the stools brown. Or check with Autism-Mercury. they are fabulous with stool problems. My son's stool does this when he is dumping yeast. Which you might be doing with the gse right now. It's fine to keep taking it as long as it's working and you feel ok otherwise. It sounds like what we call " cleaning house " around here. When you go after yeast, you will have some " interesting stools " . > > Hi, > My stools have turned to be of a very pale yellow color. I think maybe > this is due to lack of bilirubin in bile which in turn may be due to > the extensive use I am doing of GSE to fight yeast. GSE is supposed to > slow down phase I a lot. I have increased milk thistle but I don't > know if I should definitely quit GSE, because it is really working > very well against yeast. > > Any ideas? Is it a bad idea to continue using GSE? > > Thanks, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2008 Report Share Posted June 13, 2008 Hm. I think the real problem is if it's kind of " clay " or " straw " color, which indicates lack of bile. I have never seen the lack of bilirubin being an issue to be concerned with, unless the bile duct is blocked. If bile is missing, then you might try taurine + glycine, which are factors that go into making bile. As for GSE's effect on bile production or the clearing of bilirubin - I haven't hear anything. How is bilirubin removed, do you know? Does it depend on the phase I detoxification pathway? Dave. ----------- Posted by: " " JuliusLulaby@... juliusllb Thu Jun 12, 2008 8:56 pm (PDT) Hi, My stools have turned to be of a very pale yellow color. I think maybe this is due to lack of bilirubin in bile which in turn may be due to the extensive use I am doing of GSE to fight yeast. GSE is supposed to slow down phase I a lot. I have increased milk thistle but I don't know if I should definitely quit GSE, because it is really working very well against yeast. Any ideas? Is it a bad idea to continue using GSE? Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2008 Report Share Posted June 16, 2008 Hi, Thank you to all those who replied! It seems that increasing milk thistle and stopping GSE have fixed the problem. I really know nothing about liver phase I (but that GSE slows down it a lot and that it has to do with detox), so I don't know if GSE was actually the problem. Maybe milk thistle would be enough to fix it? Anyway, it seems that the low-sulfur diet is working pretty well, so maybe I could manage the yeast issue without GSE. P.S.: I feel like under the command of a starship belonging to a very advanced alien civilization, trying to guess the meaning of the many colored lights around and how to land it safely. The starship is this body and the ignorant primitive pilot is me. The colored lights... well, we already spoke about the colors before. > > Hm. I think the real problem is if it's kind of " clay " or " straw " color, which > indicates lack of bile. I have never seen the lack of bilirubin being an issue > to be concerned with, unless the bile duct is blocked. > > If bile is missing, then you might try taurine + glycine, which are factors > that go into making bile. > > As for GSE's effect on bile production or the clearing of bilirubin - I haven't > hear anything. How is bilirubin removed, do you know? Does it depend on the > phase I detoxification pathway? > > Dave. > > ----------- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2008 Report Share Posted June 17, 2008 Taurine and glycine are precursors for bile. You might want to try taking them both. Dave. (I thought that the billirubin was what made the stools brown? Or, do you mean that when the stools are yellow, no billirubin is coming out, and so the body has high levels?) --------- Posted by: " chayote_108 " chayote_108@... chayote_108 Sat Jun 14, 2008 12:54 pm (PDT) I have yellow stools too, golden. They've improved from being very pale previously. I was interested in the point Jada made that her son's stools are yellow when he is dumping yeast. Pale stools can be a sign of elevated billirubin. Billirubin is cleared on the glucuronidation pathway, which is also one of the pathways that clears fungal toxins. Could be on overload. However, my doctor put me on taurine as he thinks it might be a bile issue as Jada mentions. Just started that. Lee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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