Re: Chewable yeast enzyme

[Guest guest]

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> Hi I'm new to this site. My son is 4 1/2 yrs and we have a real battle

> with yeast infections. He is GFCF and low oxalate. I'm thinking of

> trying an anti-yeast enzyme, but is there a chewable version? I've

> looked-up candex and candidase on the web and they seem to be capsules

> only. Does anyone know of a chewable version?

No-Fenol can help control yeast, and it comes as a chewable. Altho

the chewable is flavored, which may *increase* the yeast.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Loraine-

My son cannot swallow either. I get the candidase capsules and

Virastop... open the capsule and pour the contants into a water and

have him drink it right away. Try candidase alone first then after a

few times add the virastop. My son doesn't mind the candidase taste,

but doesn't like virastop. I also mix in half a teaspoon of Colustrom

that I bought from Kirman's.

Good Luck,

Bill

>

> Hi I'm new to this site. My son is 4 1/2 yrs and we have a real

battle

> with yeast infections. He is GFCF and low oxalate. I'm thinking of

> trying an anti-yeast enzyme, but is there a chewable version? I've

> looked-up candex and candidase on the web and they seem to be

capsules

> only. Does anyone know of a chewable version?

> Many thanks, Loraine

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you everyone for your replies! We're going to give the

Candidase ago - just waiting for the order to arrive. So fingers

crossed is will help!

Loraine

> >

> > Hi I'm new to this site. My son is 4 1/2 yrs and we have a real

> battle

> > with yeast infections. He is GFCF and low oxalate. I'm thinking

of

> > trying an anti-yeast enzyme, but is there a chewable version?

I've

> > looked-up candex and candidase on the web and they seem to be

> capsules

> > only. Does anyone know of a chewable version?

> > Many thanks, Loraine

> >

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