Re: What happens after Diflucan

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I'm another andrew's mommy working on yeast. you may want to google anti-fungal

parade. we are just doing nystatin at the moment but are considering diflucan

as our next 'step.' but an antifungal parade could include perscription vs. non

antifungals. the idea being to not build resistance to a certain antifungal

which is probably ONE of the reasons the doc wants to take ds off it. Diflucan

long term can also damage the liver. but you can do ongoing blood tests to

check on this...

Amy

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From: whibe01 <05302003@...>

Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2009 11:35:40 AM

Subject: What happens after Diflucan

Question is for anyone who has used Diflucan-

My son (3.9yrs) is just finishing up his 2nd month on Diflucan and the

change has been nothing short of AMAZING! However, the Dr wants to

take him off after month 3 and my question surrounds the stories I have

heard of the yeast coming back 3x as bad?

What protocol should I begin prior to removing from Diflucan to ensure

the yeast does not come back? I have in my possession Candidase,

Biotin & GSE...thoughts or suggestions welcome.

's Mommy

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if using this and changing the diet, then if using the proper digestive enzymes

to digest food, then the pH will change the intest/colonic environment and keep

things in check. unless illness, abx use disrupt the environment again. linda rn

What happens after Diflucan

Question is for anyone who has used Diflucan-

My son (3.9yrs) is just finishing up his 2nd month on Diflucan and the

change has been nothing short of AMAZING! However, the Dr wants to

take him off after month 3 and my question surrounds the stories I have

heard of the yeast coming back 3x as bad?

What protocol should I begin prior to removing from Diflucan to ensure

the yeast does not come back? I have in my possession Candidase,

Biotin & GSE...thoughts or suggestions welcome.

's Mommy

[Guest guest]

unless his immune system is in check it will be back!

>

> Question is for anyone who has used Diflucan-

> My son (3.9yrs) is just finishing up his 2nd month on Diflucan and

the

> change has been nothing short of AMAZING! However, the Dr wants to

> take him off after month 3 and my question surrounds the stories I

have

> heard of the yeast coming back 3x as bad?

> What protocol should I begin prior to removing from Diflucan to

ensure

> the yeast does not come back? I have in my possession Candidase,

> Biotin & GSE...thoughts or suggestions welcome.

>

> 's Mommy

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Question is for anyone who has used Diflucan-

> My son (3.9yrs) is just finishing up his 2nd month on Diflucan and the

> change has been nothing short of AMAZING! However, the Dr wants to

> take him off after month 3 and my question surrounds the stories I have

> heard of the yeast coming back 3x as bad?

> What protocol should I begin prior to removing from Diflucan to ensure

> the yeast does not come back? I have in my possession Candidase,

> Biotin & GSE...thoughts or suggestions welcome.

High doses of biotin, and GSE and/or oil of oregano if yeast flares.

Diflucan kills yeast, but it does nothing to prevent it from coming

back. Biotin addresses one of the underlying causes of yeast, so try

that first.

Dana