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Can anyone recommend a yeast product I can give my sons that can either be mixed

with

food or is in a liquid form? We are already doing No Fenol, and I'm starting

grapefruit seed

extract, but their yeast is really bad.

Thank you!

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I have heard that Threelac is really good for yeast, and am using it right

now with my two boys. I just started it myself. I know it is working well

with my older son (6), but can't tell with my younger son. I would also

love to hear from any others that have used this product and what they have

thought of it.

Darci

>From: " " <shellbyars@...>

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>

>Subject: Yeast Product Recommendation

>Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 16:13:21 -0000

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>Can anyone recommend a yeast product I can give my sons that can either be

>mixed with

>food or is in a liquid form? We are already doing No Fenol, and I'm

>starting grapefruit seed

>extract, but their yeast is really bad.

>

>Thank you!

>

>

>

>

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Threelac has been very effective for my son, and the first and so

far only probiotic that he tolerates. I was very hesitant to try it

because of all the " miracle " claims, as well as the price and lemon

powder (we don't usually do citrus well), but so far, it has made a

big difference. He is otherwise on Nystatin 2tabs/day but has had

to stop GSE because it tends to promote bacteria overgrowth for him.

Amy

> I have heard that Threelac is really good for yeast, and am using

it right

> now with my two boys. I just started it myself. I know it is

working well

> with my older son (6), but can't tell with my younger son. I

would also

> love to hear from any others that have used this product and what

they have

> thought of it.

>

> Darci

>

>

> >From: " " <shellbyars@...>

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Yeast Product Recommendation

> >Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 16:13:21 -0000

> >

> >Can anyone recommend a yeast product I can give my sons that can

either be

> >mixed with

> >food or is in a liquid form? We are already doing No Fenol, and

I'm

> >starting grapefruit seed

> >extract, but their yeast is really bad.

> >

> >Thank you!

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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Thanks Amy,

It's always good to hear that a product is working for someone else. My son

doesn't do well with citrus either. I can never tell if he is getting rid

of yeast or not, would you mind sharing some of the things you see when you

know it is working or some of the things you see when you know yeast is

creeping up. I have noticed that his nose is yucky, not runny but boogery

and that he has eye goop in one eye since he has been on it. I thought

maybe this could be yeast coming out. I just know he has yeast from his

stool sample. I have also noticed an increase in OCD stuff, but I have also

just added DMG with B12 and folic acid and I thought this may be why.

Thanks again,

Darci

>From: " Amy " <noahsmom7898@...>

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>

>Subject: Re: Yeast Product Recommendation

>Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 16:41:32 -0000

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>

> >

>Threelac has been very effective for my son, and the first and so

>far only probiotic that he tolerates. I was very hesitant to try it

>because of all the " miracle " claims, as well as the price and lemon

>powder (we don't usually do citrus well), but so far, it has made a

>big difference. He is otherwise on Nystatin 2tabs/day but has had

>to stop GSE because it tends to promote bacteria overgrowth for him.

>

>Amy

>

> > I have heard that Threelac is really good for yeast, and am using

>it right

> > now with my two boys. I just started it myself. I know it is

>working well

> > with my older son (6), but can't tell with my younger son. I

>would also

> > love to hear from any others that have used this product and what

>they have

> > thought of it.

> >

> > Darci

> >

> >

> > >From: " " <shellbyars@...>

> > >Reply-

> > >

> > >Subject: Yeast Product Recommendation

> > >Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 16:13:21 -0000

> > >

> > >Can anyone recommend a yeast product I can give my sons that can

>either be

> > >mixed with

> > >food or is in a liquid form? We are already doing No Fenol, and

>I'm

> > >starting grapefruit seed

> > >extract, but their yeast is really bad.

> > >

> > >Thank you!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

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> would you mind sharing some of the things you see when you

> know it is working or some of the things you see when you know

yeast is

> creeping up.

When my son is getting yeast, he gets silly, plays computer games

constantly and can't get interested in anything else except

occasionally bouncing on a large ball while watching a DVD AND

running back and forth to a computer game. He gets a little too

affectionate and/or can't keep his hands out of his pants and/or

won't wear pants, doesn't sleep til after midnight and is up by 6

am. When his yeast is getting under control, he finds other

activities like drawing, Leap Pad and listening to stories or music

interesting and is able to intersperse them with his computer time.

He is not inappropriately and constantly silly and laughing at his

computer, and sleeps longer during the night.

> I have also noticed an increase in OCD stuff,

My son gets OCD with yeast. He will need everything lined up

perfectly, all drawers and doors closed completely, etc.

but I have also

> just added DMG with B12 and folic acid and I thought this may be

why.

>

I tried B12/B6/B5/folic acid with my son earlier this year and it

was a disaster, yeast wise. But I am hoping to try again in very

very low doses.

Amy

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