RE: sweating (was yeast overgrowth and UC)

[Guest guest]

I was reading more about yeast overgrowth

symptoms to try and determine if my son with UC is dealing with this as well.

Several of the symptoms listed are his:

Acne, bad breath, mouth ulcers, joint

ache, fatigue, dandruff, of course all of the gut issues, sleep disturbance,

sore throat and some others. Several of these however come and go. What does it

mean when they fluctuate? Actually, several of them are gone or fading but

others come and go.

I was curious about the blocked saliva

glands being an issue and was wondering if increased sweating is a sign of

improvement. He works on a farm and just recently commented to how much

sweating he is doing which is not normal for him. He becomes drenched in a way

that is not common for him…of course 90 degree plus temps are a factor

but it still was something unique to his body. Could this be a sign of healing?

Eileen

Mother of 19yo son with UC

SCD 2 months/ no meds

Eileen Cawood

email: parvus@...

From:

BTVC-SCD [mailto:BTVC-SCD ] On Behalf Of Haven

Sent: Friday, July 16, 2010 12:36

PM

To: BTVC-SCD

Subject: Re: yeast

overgrowth and UC

Hi Eileen,

When I it was suggested I had a yeast overgrowth, this page about yeast on pecanbread.com was informative for me. http://pecanbread.com/p/how/yeast.html

If you are interested in how to manage yeast with diet check out the Candida

files in the 'files' section of the website (slightly above 'applications' on

the menu at the webstie).

~

On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 6:31 AM, ecawood52 <parvus (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote:

I have seen the issue of

yeast overgrowth referenced alot on this list but know very little about

it...basically all that I know is that it is a problem. Is this tied in with UC

in some way? Do all UC sufferers have it? How do you assess if it is an issue

for you and does having it slow down the healing power of SCD?

Eileen

mother of 18 yo son with UC/no meds/slow improvement

[Guest guest]

I was reading more about yeast overgrowth symptoms to try and determine if my son with UC is dealing with this as well. Several of the symptoms listed are his:Acne, bad breath, mouth ulcers, joint ache, fatigue, dandruff, of course all of the gut issues, sleep disturbance, sore throat and some others. Several of these however come and go. What does it mean when they fluctuate? fluctuating yeast levels.put your son on s. boulardii which is a non-colonizing yeast that eats pathogenic yeast -helps enormously. Actually, several of them are gone or fading but others come and go. I was curious about the blocked saliva glands being an issue and was wondering if increased sweating is a sign of improvement. He works on a farm and just recently commented to how much sweating he is doing which is not normal for him. He becomes drenched in a way that is not common for him…of course 90 degree plus temps are a factor but it still was something unique to his body. Could this be a sign of healingcould be a sign of die off and getting rid of toxins through sweat or could be a sign of a different UC related problem. have your son take epsom baths, which also helps with getting rid of toxins. you'll have to wait and see if theproblem goes away or keeps on.Mara

[Guest guest]

does anyone have a brand of s. boulardii that they recommend?i see " florastor " (with a quick google search), but am not sure if the lactose in it would be problematic.  are there other better ones?

best,susannah.

put your son on s. boulardii which is a non-colonizing yeast that eats pathogenic yeast -helps enormously.  

[Guest guest]

nah- the S. Bourlardii from GI Prostart is legal. But I was wondering the

same thing... My Whole Foods carries the Jarrow brand- is this okay?

-Joanna

SCD 9/2009, Crohn's 1992, 30mg Prednisone

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> > put your son on s. boulardii which is a non-colonizing yeast that eats

> > pathogenic yeast -

> > helps enormously.

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[Guest guest]

nutricology is good, available here

http://www.netnutri.com/browse.cfm/4,4488,1,0,0.html

and here:

http://www.luckyvitamin.com/p-27125-nutricology-saccharomyces-boulardii-50-capsu\

les

also vitamin shoppe.

> nah- the S. Bourlardii from GI Prostart is legal. But I was wondering the

same thing... My Whole Foods carries the Jarrow brand- is this okay?

> -Joanna

> SCD 9/2009, Crohn's 1992, 30mg Prednisone

>

>

>>

>> does anyone have a brand of s. boulardii that they recommend?

>>

>> i see " florastor " (with a quick google search), but am not sure if the

>> lactose in it would be problematic. are there other better ones?

[Guest guest]

At 12:16 PM 7/17/2010, you wrote:

the S. Bourlardii from GI

Prostart is legal. But I was wondering the same thing... My Whole Foods

carries the Jarrow brand- is this okay?

What else besides the s. boulardii is in it?

—

Marilyn

New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

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