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Enhansa is also anti-viral, so it could essentially create yeast before it

helps get rid of it. (This is what we saw happen here with our son.)

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Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 11:22 AM

Subject: Finished fluconazole and now yeast back

We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

fantastic children. Things were great.

At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it

seems like yeast.

Do any of the new things increase yeast? Does this mean a longer course of

fluconazole was required?

Any ideas?

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What is the dosage your son takes?

 

My son is now on Day 90 of his antifungal treatment and our DAN's approach is to

keep going and doing regular liver function tests to check livers are OK.

 

L-carnitine in my house brought about yeast problems.

 

The Ehansa could also cause bad beahaviour due to killing yeast / bacteria

imbalances, die-off.

 

But those symptoms you described are the same for mine for yeast flares in my

son.

 

You definitely need to put back antifungal regime - try something natural if

worried about drugs.  I tried Oil of oregano - very strong and potent and seems

to work, but administration could be difficult if your kids don't swallow pills.

 

HTH

From: jrussell82002 <jrussell8@...>

Subject: Finished fluconazole and now yeast back

Date: Thursday, September 10, 2009, 3:22 PM

 

We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two fantastic

children. Things were great.

At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at night,

non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it seems like

yeast.

Do any of the new things increase yeast? Does this mean a longer course of

fluconazole was required?

Any ideas?

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" Picking at lips MAY indicate a Deficiency of Riboflavin Vitamin B2;

Riboflavin B2 is found in: Dairy Products; Yogurt; Almonds; Rice Bran!

(or ask Doc for a prescription to: Riboflavin B2 or a MulitVitamin pill;

Anne usa

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> We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

fantastic children. Things were great.

>

> At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

>

> It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it seems

like yeast.

>

> Do any of the new things increase yeast? Does this mean a longer course of

fluconazole was required?

>

> Any ideas?

>

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ps no; none of those things create Yeast(Candidas Albican); however...

I recently read reports; Some children do not tolerate P5P; I think P5P is a

special form of Vitamin B6? I would try the reg. B6; as well;

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> We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

fantastic children. Things were great.

>

> At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

>

> It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it seems

like yeast.

>

> Do any of the new things increase yeast? Does this mean a longer course of

fluconazole was required?

>

> Any ideas?

>

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I have been told that one should limit carbohydrate intake during a yeast

protocol. Maybe you could consider what he's been eating?? Just a thought.

Rhonda

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> We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

fantastic children. Things were great.

>

> At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

>

> It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it seems

like yeast.

>

> Do any of the new things increase yeast? Does this mean a longer course of

fluconazole was required?

>

> Any ideas?

>

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> We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

fantastic children. Things were great.

> At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

Carnitine and P5P will both tend to increase yeast.

Quite a few parents are reporting that Enhansa actually *increases* yeast,

instead of controlling it.

> It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it seems

like yeast.

Yes, it does sound like yeast.

Dana

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The same thing happens for us. What is the best non prescription anti fungal

to use? GSE? OLE? Biotin?

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[mailto: ] On Behalf Of danasview

Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 8:14 AM

Subject: Re: Finished fluconazole and now yeast back

> We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

fantastic children. Things were great.

> At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

Carnitine and P5P will both tend to increase yeast.

Quite a few parents are reporting that Enhansa actually *increases* yeast,

instead of controlling it.

> It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it

seems like yeast.

Yes, it does sound like yeast.

Dana

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We are off Nystatin and using " yeast aid " from kirkman. So far so good. My DAN

doc recommended it.

> > We did a three week course of fluconazole and were left with just two

> fantastic children. Things were great.

> > At that time we started Enhansa, restarted biotin and started a couple new

> things as well (l-carnitine and P-5-P).

>

> Carnitine and P5P will both tend to increase yeast.

>

> Quite a few parents are reporting that Enhansa actually *increases* yeast,

> instead of controlling it.

>

> > It is now three weeks later and it appears the yeast is back. Laughing at

> night, non-compliant, picking at lips. It could be other things, but it

> seems like yeast.

>

> Yes, it does sound like yeast.

>

> Dana

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