Guest guest Posted April 12, 2010 Report Share Posted April 12, 2010 , what's in the Klaire labs probiotics you are taking? I ask because before I started SCD I was taking one of theirs and upon SCD investigation I found it had a gazillion strains, most of which are illegal for us. I take Klaire labs probiotics, S. boulardii, fish oil, Freeda vit. B and multis, and also olive leaf extract (I am rotating through various natural anti-candida herbs). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 13, 2010 Report Share Posted April 13, 2010 Hi , I was constantly hungry and exhausted the first three months on SCD. I attribute it to die-off. i also noticed that when I consumed a lot of fruits, I felt worse both energy and gut symptoms wise. Now I eat very little fruit and find that this has accelerated my healing. i eat fewer carbs in general because this helps me feel much better. If I were you, I would try the enzyme No-Fenol with fruits. It works really well. google Houston Nutraceuticals and you will find it. If you take this on an empty stomach, it works really well at eliminating candida, much the same way that Candex would. so if you find, it doesn't work for fruit digestion, you could use it a a yeast killer. The weight loss is typical too. I lost a lot initially but now, over a year into the diet, I am trying to lose 5 lbs. It does get better. The first few months are difficult . Hang in there. I hope you feel better. - > > Hi all, > I am working with my doctor and have been on SCD for about 2 months. One of the problems I have been having has been that whenever I eat anything sweet--from cooked carrots to highly diluted 100% pure pear juice, I feel very heavy fatigue. I feel ravenous all the time and have lost about 15 lbs. in the two months (to about 160, I am almost 6' tall) despite eating a ton of meat and vegetables. I have been trying to get the fruit on board with the diluted fruit juice etc. for regularity and to help balance out my diet, but I just cannot get over this fatigue thing. If I don't eat fruit I do not feel the fatigue. > > To complicate matters, I started taking diflucan three days ago, and since then the fatigue has been much, much worse and constant -- scary; I'm planning to call my doctor on Monday. > > Does anybody out there have any insight or experience they can share? Things I am wondering about are perhaps a very extreme and persistent candida overgrowth, and/or adrenal fatigue. > > Thanks, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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