Re: stimming - yeast or bacteria

[Guest guest]

> we just finished doing diflucan to treat possible yeast. we got

minimal good stuff, a whole bunch of bad stuff, and now, a major

constipation problem (the worst we have ever seen, even before he was

gfcf and went on enzymes he was in less pain when trying to do a bm).

> is it possible his stims are from something else?

Constipation info

http://www.danasview.net/constip.htm

The stims can be from almost anything. What are the stims specifically?

>>i always hear yeast makes you itchy, and he does not really scratch

himself or appear itchy. he did flare up alot when we gave monolauren

a while back.

Monolaurin tends to cause a lot of yeast.

> if it is bacteria, is valtrex the next step?

Valtrex is anti-viral. I would try olive leaf extract, or if you

suspect both yeast AND bad bacteria, try oil of oregano.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> we just finished doing diflucan to treat possible yeast. we got

minimal good stuff, a whole bunch of bad stuff, and now, a major

constipation problem (the worst we have ever seen, even before he was

gfcf and went on enzymes he was in less pain when trying to do a bm).

> is it possible his stims are from something else?

Constipation info

http://www.danasview.net/constip.htm

The stims can be from almost anything. What are the stims specifically?

>>i always hear yeast makes you itchy, and he does not really scratch

himself or appear itchy. he did flare up alot when we gave monolauren

a while back.

Monolaurin tends to cause a lot of yeast.

> if it is bacteria, is valtrex the next step?

Valtrex is anti-viral. I would try olive leaf extract, or if you

suspect both yeast AND bad bacteria, try oil of oregano.

Dana