Re: Re: nystatin ie die-off

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Kati,

In the book " The Yeast Connection " , The author recommends two things to help

lessen the die off. #1 is to implement the diet a couple of weeks before

actually giving the medicine to kill the " bugs " . He also recommends

building up to the maximum dosage instead of starting out with it. I do not

know about your particular treatment, as we are using prescription Nystatin

from our dr., but I think doing those steps first may help.

I also remember reading that you have to be very careful with the die off

reactions, because those can lead to other problems.

Hope this helps,

F.

Mom of three boys

Re: nystatin ie die-off

> Dear LeAnne,

>

> I have tried a yeast-killer course with my 5 years 4 mo ASD son. I do

> not know how to continue as his reactions are so difficult.

>

> The course was 1 capsule of Garlicin (a garlic supplement) in the

> morning and 1 capsule of Anti-Fung in the evening (a herbal

> combination of yeast-killers). The advise was to continue 2-3 weeks.

> We completed 14 days as our maximum and in the end our son was crying

> hard from 6 pm to 12 pm or so every night ...

>

> We were to have a break and continue with a product called Citramesia

> (an antifungal herb combination as well) 1 capsule every morning for

> a longer period (3 months).

>

> The first capsule of Citramesia yesterday morning and the hell was

> loose by 3 pm till he slept at 11 pm. He woke up this morning just to

> continue his loud, endless, painful cry.

>

> The irritation is around his lower body, sides, buttocks, and private

> parts. This morning I checked the skin for any signs. In these areas

> there are whitish spots like goose pimples.

>

> I imagine we should continue but I think this will take all of us to

> the mental care ... is it really worth it ... is he too young for

> this ... maybe he is over-sensitive for pain ... his cries are really

> loud and have before brought us the police, the landlord etc.

>

> I would be very thankful for any advise.

>

> With regards,

> Kati

>

>

>

> and

> >

> > Yeast die- off can take many forms. Most people

> > report flu-like symptoms except for fever. Aches,

> > pains, ect. Skin rashes, severe headache and nausea.

> > It also depends on where the yeast is what symptom you

> > get. Yeast can grow around any organ, be in the ears,

> > sinuses, contribute to brain fog. Usually die- off

> > reactions start on day three and continue until about

> > day ten of taking a yeast killer. Things that help the

> > reaction not be so severe would be Yellow dock tea,

> > red clover tea, pruification oil from Young Living

> > Essential oils, (other essential oils that help: Juva

> > flex, melrose, peppermint)

> > Candida albicans is not the same type of yeast that is

> > in bread yeast. You do not have to avoid bread yeast

> > unless you have an allegy to it. Usually if you have

> > an allergy to molds you will/might have an allergy to

> > bread yeast. Don't take your child off the yeast

> > killer just because they are having a reaction. Wait

> > at least ten days to see if it was die-off.

> > OTher forms of natural yeast killers are: garlic and

> > meleleuca oils. if anyone wants to know how to use

> > them let me know. Ps. I am a chiropractor who has been

> > dealing with yeast patients for 15 years.

> >

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