OLE and Yeast--How long does the yeast last?

[Guest guest]

Dana, when you gave your son OLE for two years, did you need to treat

agressively for yeast (like with GSE) the entire time, or did the yeast level

off enough to be controlled by just biotin or candidase?

Thanks for your help!

Lynn

[Guest guest]

> Dana, when you gave your son OLE for two years, did you need to treat

agressively for yeast (like with GSE) the entire time,

Yes

>>or did the yeast level off enough to be controlled by just biotin or

candidase?

I was not able to remove the GSE until most of the viruses were gone, which was

after the anti-viral protocol was finished. Meaning after the Virastop and OLE,

after the high dose vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana, that makes me feel better that I am not going overboard with the

GSE!

Is the order in which you mentioned the antivirals below the actual order in

which you used them, and would you still use that same order now after what you

have learned? Also, I thought I read that as each supplement reached its high

dosage point, you kept that dosage and added another antiviral. Is that

correct?

I really appreciate your help! Thanks again

Lynn

> > Dana, when you gave your son OLE for two years, did you need to treat

agressively for yeast (like with GSE) the entire time,

>

>

> Yes

>

>

> >>or did the yeast level off enough to be controlled by just biotin or

candidase?

>

>

> I was not able to remove the GSE until most of the viruses were gone, which

was after the anti-viral protocol was finished. Meaning after the Virastop and

OLE, after the high dose vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

how long is GSE good for?  i have mine in the fridge.. and i didn't know how

long you keep it before you replace?  thank you

From: Tracey <emilijalin@...>

Subject: Re: OLE and Yeast--How long does the yeast last?

Date: Monday, January 25, 2010, 10:37 AM

 

Thanks Dana, that makes me feel better that I am not going overboard with the

GSE!

Is the order in which you mentioned the antivirals below the actual order in

which you used them, and would you still use that same order now after what you

have learned? Also, I thought I read that as each supplement reached its high

dosage point, you kept that dosage and added another antiviral. Is that correct?

I really appreciate your help! Thanks again

Lynn

> > Dana, when you gave your son OLE for two years, did you need to treat

agressively for yeast (like with GSE) the entire time,

>

>

> Yes

>

>

> >>or did the yeast level off enough to be controlled by just biotin or

candidase?

>

>

> I was not able to remove the GSE until most of the viruses were gone, which

was after the anti-viral protocol was finished. Meaning after the Virastop and

OLE, after the high dose vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks Dana, that makes me feel better that I am not going overboard with the

GSE!

Giving too much GSE or for too long will generally cause a bad bacteria problem.

So if you notice bacteria symptoms, reduce the GSE.

> Is the order in which you mentioned the antivirals below the actual order in

which you used them,

High dose vitamin A protocol.

OLE/Virastop

High dose vitamin C

High dose lysine

Mid-dose vitamin D

>>and would you still use that same order now after what you have learned?

I would not spend so much time with the OLE/Virastop, because they did not

address the underlying problem.

All of these things caused a LOT of yeast.

>>Also, I thought I read that as each supplement reached its high dosage point,

you kept that dosage and added another antiviral. Is that correct?

No, I actually did one at a time, altho I would have overlapped them if I had to

do it again.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> how long is GSE good for? i have mine in the fridge.. and i didn't know how

long you keep it before you replace? thank you

I don't know, but I usually replaced mine after a year [if I still had some

left]. I did not keep it in the refrigerator.

Dana