RE: natural yeast fighters (not GSE)

[Guest guest]

We use something called Syntol - by Arthur medical recommended by our

DAN -

http://neprinolenzyme.com/syntol-probiotic.htm. I do think its really

helping our son's intestines to heal because for the first time ever he has

some formed stools. Does anyone else use this or has anyone else heard of

it, good or bad?

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[mailto: ] On Behalf Of emilynk.chan

Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 8:28 PM

Subject: natural yeast fighters (not GSE)

My 4 YO son has just done 2 weeks of diflucan which seemed to have calmed

him down. There was (and still is) a lot of weird stuff in his stool which I

suspect is dead yeast. His recent ABA reports are good also - attentive and

compliant again (not seen those words for 2 months) so I guess the Diflucan

helped.

Will soon take him off diflucan and want to move to natural stuff (for fear

of liver and kidney damage). Any suggestions and dosage advice please?

I used GSE on him before (5 drops 2X per day) which I think killed not just

yeast but also beneficial bacteria, so I don't want to give it to him

frequently.

I am giving him custom probiotic (2.5 scoop each time) or kirkman's super

pro-bio gold (2 capsules each time) two times each day. Anyone has

suggestions for probiotics that can keep yeast under check? Threelac is out

as my son cannot tolerate it.

Many many thanks for your help

[Guest guest]

sure there are lots but these come to mind

coconut oil

pumpkin seeds (raw)

raw cashews

and look it up but I think black walnut extract & wormwood too?? just a guess

(sorry NAK-- nursing at keyboard)

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> My 4 YO son has just done 2 weeks of diflucan which seemed to have calmed him

down. There was (and still is) a lot of weird stuff in his stool which I

suspect is dead yeast. His recent ABA reports are good also - attentive and

compliant again (not seen those words for 2 months) so I guess the Diflucan

helped.

>

> Will soon take him off diflucan and want to move to natural stuff (for fear of

liver and kidney damage). Any suggestions and dosage advice please?

>

> I used GSE on him before (5 drops 2X per day) which I think killed not just

yeast but also beneficial bacteria, so I don't want to give it to him

frequently.

>

> I am giving him custom probiotic (2.5 scoop each time) or kirkman's super

pro-bio gold (2 capsules each time) two times each day. Anyone has suggestions

for probiotics that can keep yeast under check? Threelac is out as my son

cannot tolerate it.

>

> Many many thanks for your help

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Will soon take him off diflucan and want to move to natural stuff (for fear of

liver and kidney damage). Any suggestions and dosage advice please?

I used biotin, GSE, ACV, and Candidase with good success. OoO can also be

helpful.

> I used GSE on him before (5 drops 2X per day) which I think killed not just

yeast but also beneficial bacteria, so I don't want to give it to him

frequently.

Try biotin.

Dana

[Guest guest]

, probiotics require food in order to outcompete candida. Although they can

use sugar and starch, obviously candida uses it faster, so feed the probiotics

something candida can't thrive on. Inulin contains only about 10% sugar and

about 85% something candida can't use.

That said, each type or strain of probiotic finds certain areas on the bowel

lining to be hospitable. This would be the strain to try to get the candida out

of that location with. Unfortunately you don't know the details so you have to

feed the natural probiotics in the gut primarily, and secondly try to foster

change by using several strains of bifidobacteria, which should be the dominant

gut bacteria in a four year old.

Duncan

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> My 4 YO son has just done 2 weeks of diflucan which seemed to have calmed him

down. There was (and still is) a lot of weird stuff in his stool which I

suspect is dead yeast. His recent ABA reports are good also - attentive and

compliant again (not seen those words for 2 months) so I guess the Diflucan

helped.

>

> Will soon take him off diflucan and want to move to natural stuff (for fear of

liver and kidney damage). Any suggestions and dosage advice please?

>

> I used GSE on him before (5 drops 2X per day) which I think killed not just

yeast but also beneficial bacteria, so I don't want to give it to him

frequently.

>

> I am giving him custom probiotic (2.5 scoop each time) or kirkman's super

pro-bio gold (2 capsules each time) two times each day. Anyone has suggestions

for probiotics that can keep yeast under check? Threelac is out as my son

cannot tolerate it.

>

> Many many thanks for your help

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