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Hans,

I don't know specifically about whether to treat leaky gut during or

after die-off of Candida. I have CFIDS and MCS and also have to be

very careful about Candida flare-ups. This is just opinion, but I

think that healing leaky gut would help the immune system, and this

might in turn help the body keep Candida in check.

My husband has a personal website devoted to CFIDS (ME in the UK, I

believe), and this page has links to information on leaky gut and

treatment, if that is helpful.

http://www.folkarts.com/idef/leaky%5Fgut.htm

My husband and I are taking undenatured Whey (not the one currently

spamming this list <g>)which is supposed to be helpful for leaky gut.

Laurie L.

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My naturopath started me on Permeability Factors before she treated me for

candida, It can be treated at the same time as treating candida.

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Healing leaky gut

If leaky gut goes hand in hand with candida. Does anyone know when it

would be recommended to take something such as Glutamine to help heal

the leaky gut - would this be best before during or after the die off

stage?

Thanks for any opinions

Hans in UK

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  • 8 years later...

Will colostrum and transfer factor heal a leaky gut? I have tried

enzymes and I seem to react negatively to them. I can tolerate the

transfer factor and the colostrum, as long as I don't take too much. I

have tried l-glutamine and it caused severe constipation. Isn't it

supposed to help heal the lining of the intestines? Has anyone else

tried the glutamine and had the same reaction?

paula

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You might want to check out " Breaking the Vicious Cycle " from your

local library. The gut will best heal if you remove those things that

perpetuate the cycle. As healing progresses, more and more foods are

reintroduced in stages, and most people are able to return to a normal

diet without issue. Enzymes supplements are important now, but when

healing occurs, your body should provide enough enzymes on its own.

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> Will colostrum and transfer factor heal a leaky gut? I have tried

> enzymes and I seem to react negatively to them. I can tolerate the

> transfer factor and the colostrum, as long as I don't take too much. I

> have tried l-glutamine and it caused severe constipation. Isn't it

> supposed to help heal the lining of the intestines? Has anyone else

> tried the glutamine and had the same reaction?

>

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> paula

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> Will colostrum and transfer factor heal a leaky gut?

I don't know.

At my house, leaky gut was healed with digestive enzymes, biotin, ALA

chelation, B vitamins, and a few other supps.

Dana

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