Which yeast protocol?

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Hi listers,

I have a 10 year old son on the spectrum that is exhibiting yeasty

behaviors - anxiety, verbal stimming, just learned about peeling toes

etc.

Which yeast protocol would be best for him given: that he has a

phenol problem, can't swallow capsules, just found out he has an

oxalate issue, and if he has to drink more than one swallow of

something that doesn't taste right, he won't do it.

Biotin

Grape See Extract

Oil of Oregano

Candidase

Yeast Aid from Kirkmans

Three Lac?

I've been giving him the houstons trio including the no phenol, which

is supposed to help yeast, but I think I need to add something

different.

Also, do you always add a probiotic when using yeast treatment?

Thanks

Missy

missyjroyhotmail (DOT)

[Guest guest]

> Which yeast protocol would be best for him given: that he has a

> phenol problem, can't swallow capsules, just found out he has an

> oxalate issue, and if he has to drink more than one swallow of

> something that doesn't taste right, he won't do it.

>

> Biotin

> Grape See Extract

> Oil of Oregano

> Candidase

> Yeast Aid from Kirkmans

> Three Lac?

Of this list, grape seed extract is NOT an anti-fungal, you want

grapefruit seed extract [GSE]. The GSE and oil of oregano are high

phenol, so give those with No-Fenol enzyme if you choose those.

Biotin and magnesium would be a good choice. So would Candidase enzyme.

> I've been giving him the houstons trio including the no phenol, which

> is supposed to help yeast, but I think I need to add something

> different.

Give the No-Fenol enzyme on an empty stomach for yeast control.

> Also, do you always add a probiotic when using yeast treatment?

My son did not tolerate probiotics, so I gave biotin instead.

Dana